Seven police stations to be built in Tiaty by December, says Murkomen
The Interior boss described the lack of institutions and infrastructure in Tiaty as alarming and said the situation demanded urgent government attention.
The Interior boss described the lack of institutions and infrastructure in Tiaty as alarming and said the situation demanded urgent government attention.
Jacob Namulen and Bevery Opwora were named as the new Principal Administrative Secretaries, while Thomas Saka was appointed Secretary for Internal Affairs.
The CS made it clear that betrayal from within the system is one of the biggest setbacks in the fight against insecurity.
Muturi clarified that what was passed during his tenure was the Security Laws (Amendment) Act of 2014, which revised various laws but did not introduce the original anti-terror framework.
Murkomen added that forests and conservancies like Mukogodo have become hideouts for highway robbers, bandits, and cattle rustlers who continue to terrorise communities.
Officers are required to attempt non-violent means first, and to exercise restraint, with the seriousness of the offence, level of resistance, and any immediate threat carefully considered before action is take...
Murkomen said the machines, called Mobile Live Capture Units, are portable, battery-powered devices that electronically capture the biometric data of applicants and transmit it for immediate processing.
Murkomen appealed to the local community to assist in the verification exercise by providing information on the people who were fishing in the lake at the time of the attack.
The current review targets the March 2025 Kakuma-Kalobeyei curfew and the February 2023 Kainuk-Maliza Uhalifu order. If implemented, the curfew hours will be extended to between 10 pm and 4 am.
He urged Chief Justice Martha Koome to work closely with the executive in ensuring that those responsible for burning police stations, torching courts, and looting during the protests are held to account.
The notice, made under Section 106(6) of the National Police Service Act, gives security agencies continued authority to maintain heightened operations and presence in these localities.
The ODM leader said Murkomen acknowledged that the language used was wrong and assured him that the police would treat Kenyans with greater care going forward.