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The Inspector General of the National Police Service Douglas Kanja appearing before the Senate Committee on National Cohesion, Equal Opportunity and Regional Integration over the rising cases of inflammatory utterances by public figures in Parliament on 16th February,2026. Photo/David Bogonko Nyokang’i
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IG Kanja warns of crackdown as violence targeting police rises

Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja has cautioned that any attempt to attack police stations, damage government property, or take part in coordinated violence will face strict legal action, stressing that such acts threaten national stability.

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Passport reforms, police intake, and diplomatic wins mark Kenya’s 2025 progress
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Passport reforms, police intake, and diplomatic wins mark Kenya’s 2025 progress

Labour mobility has also gained traction, with more than 400,000 safe overseas job placements achieved through bilateral labour agreements. The Sub-Committee examined the status of 19 Cabinet Decisions, confirming that 11 percent have been fully implemented, with the remainder nearing completion.

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Court orders four officers held over colleague’s shooting in Naivasha
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Court orders four officers held over colleague’s shooting in Naivasha

The decision was made after investigators asked for more time to complete crucial inquiries into the shooting of Constable Hassan Lolkidid on October 29, 2025 at Mikiti area in Mai Mahiu Township, Naivasha sub-county. The four officers; Jim Murithi, Emmanuel Sang, Antony Wang’ombe, and Joshua Keter, are all based at Mai Mahiu Police Station.

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