Law enforcement in Nairobi deployed tear gas to break up demonstrations by small-scale traders opposing a recent increase in import duties, prompting hundreds of local businesses to temporarily close.
Public scrutiny intensifies over the contract awarded to Nalitex after investigators fail to locate its registered office and discover links to businesses associated with President William Ruto's family.
National Police Service leadership announced plans to establish additional training grounds to enhance officer preparedness as broader institutional reforms continue.
An editorial or analysis piece argues that President Ruto's administration should evaluate police performance using broader metrics rather than focusing exclusively on arrest statistics.
National law enforcement agencies intend to escalate anti-gang operations following the integration of ten thousand newly trained officers into the national police force. The expanded crackdown aims to leverage the new personnel to target organized crime networks more aggressively across major urban centers.
Kenyan police have detained a suspect following the brutal killing of a man in Mathioya, with investigators alleging the victim was attacked by his own wife.
Kenyan police have stated that the country has no specific crime called domestic violence, requiring victims to report specific offenses like assault or grievous harm.
Kenyan police have issued a ban on a planned march commemorating a protest anniversary. The authorities are preventing the gathering from taking place.
Kenyan police sealed off parts of Nairobi and dispersed a group attempting to mark the second anniversary of deadly protests. The action aimed to prevent gatherings commemorating the 2024 demonstrations.
Victims of police violence during Gen-Z protests in Kenya two years ago, which resulted in dozens of deaths, view government compensation promises as a "smokescreen" as memorial protests are planned.
A protest against a proposed US Ebola quarantine center in Nanyuki, Kenya, turned violent, resulting in one person being shot and killed. Kenyan police cracked down on the demonstration.
Kenyan police have issued a warning to matatu operators planning a strike over high fuel costs, as public anger mounts. Top officials are reportedly unresponsive to the escalating crisis.
All Kenyan police officers deployed to Haiti as part of a UN-approved security support mission have left the country, following an unsuccessful attempt to address gang violence.
Kenyan police are investigating the reported disappearance of former foreign minister Raphael Tuju, with claims circulating that he may have been abducted.
Kenyan police have arrested a 33-year-old man suspected of recruiting Kenyans for the Russian army, identifying him as a key figure in a human trafficking network.
The National Police Service of Kenya has firmly denied reports suggesting improper connections between the company Nalitex and a recent police uniform procurement contract. Officials maintain that the tender process adhered to standard regulatory procedures.
During a briefing for newly appointed officers, Inspector General Kanja emphasized the critical importance of exercising police powers responsibly and maintaining public trust.
Kenya will deploy 1,200 electric vehicles to its national police force in a first-ever fleet transition, marking a significant step toward sustainable law enforcement operations.
Director of Criminal Investigations Eliud Lagat has addressed public fears over gang activity, denying allegations that criminal elements have taken over the country while promising decisive action.
National law enforcement agencies intend to escalate anti-gang operations following the integration of ten thousand newly trained officers into the national police force.
Law enforcement officials indicated they will formally advise the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission to bar politicians involved in election-related violence from future contests.
An editorial urges Kenyan police to effectively deal with 'goons,' suggesting they employ tactics similar to those used to combat gangs in Haiti to maintain law and order.
Kenyan police used tear gas, dogs, and checkpoints to disperse anti-government demonstrations, marking the second anniversary of protests that have previously resulted in over 120 deaths.
Kenyan police have issued conditional approval for the upcoming Gen Z demonstrations scheduled for next week, outlining specific requirements for the June 25 march.
Kenyan police fired tear gas at protesters demonstrating against a planned US Ebola quarantine center, while the WHO chief visited Ebola-hit Uganda. Separately, the EU announced a €5 million boost to the Ebola response efforts in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Kenyan police are actively investigating Tony Lwal, a suspect linked to the death of a 22-year-old university student in Kileleshwa, with details emerging about his flashy lifestyle and a past rape case.
The final contingent of 150 Kenyan police officers has returned home after concluding their mission in Haiti. Their deployment aimed to assist in combating violent gangs in the Caribbean nation.
The Kenyan police mission in Haiti has garnered a positive response from local residents, with a video showing Haitians erecting barricades to prevent the officers' departure.
The Kenyan police force has signed a Sh1.9 billion deal with Co-op Bank aimed at enhancing their mobility, indicating a significant investment in law enforcement resources.
In response to ongoing intimidation tactics, President Ruto instructed law enforcement to move beyond arresting foot soldiers and instead prosecute the political figures funding private militias.
Security forces dispersed demonstrators in the capital who were rallying against a substantial increase in import duties, which traders warn will severely impact small businesses and consumer prices.
A financial advice column addresses a Kenyan police officer's situation where net pay drops drastically due to deductions, offering strategies to manage debt and recover earnings.
Kenyan President William Ruto is set to officially launch a redesigned police uniform nationwide, though critics note the move contradicts previous task force recommendations and raises questions about institutional continuity.
Kenya's National Police Service will formally recommend to the electoral commission individuals deemed unsuitable for elective office based on their past conduct and track records.
Kenyan police have sealed off key roads in Nairobi and mounted a huge security operation to prevent Gen Z protests marking two years since a landmark uprising. Protesters are demanding justice for over 80 people killed during demonstrations in 2024 and last year.
Kenyan police shot dead a protester during a demonstration against a government-backed quarantine center for Americans exposed to Ebola, amid growing anger over Nairobi's decision to proceed with the facility.
Police in Kenya have refuted reports of a significant increase in missing children cases, attributing the spread of such claims to artificial intelligence-generated content.
Kenyan police have discovered a mysterious mass grave containing 32 bodies, including 25 children and fetuses, at a private cemetery in Kericho, with two suspects arrested.
Kenyan police have arrested a man suspected of being a key figure in a network that allegedly tricked over 1,000 Kenyans into joining the Russian army, with many reportedly sent to Ukraine.
A Kenyan national, Omwamba, has been arrested for allegedly operating a recruitment agency, Global Face Human Resources, to traffic Kenyans to fight for the Russian army.