Corridors of Justice
Four convicted over 2015 murder of former Kabete MP George Muchai
The judge found that the four accused acted together in the killings, which took place along Kenyatta Avenue on the night of February 6 and 7, 2015.
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Wetang’ula condemns harassment of boda boda riders by police officers in Luanda
The Speaker said motorcycle taxi operators play a critical role in supporting local economies and should be allowed to work in a secure and enabling environment.
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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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More than Sh1.1bn paid to injured police officers as 393 claims await action
shared with the committee indicated that the Kenya Police Service accounts for the largest number of pending cases at 276. The Administration Police Service has 94 unresolved claims, while 23 cases are linked to the Directorate of Criminal Investigations.
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Murkomen cracks down on illegal teargas and firearms networks
Murkomen said the move comes after a series of incidents where political events were disrupted by teargas, although the National Police Service has denied involvement.
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IPOA reports 3,988 police officers under investigation, 47 convicted
IPOA Deputy Director for Inspection, Monitoring and Preventive Services, Munene Mugambi explained that the investigative process is deliberate, involving statement collection, internal reviews, and referrals to the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP).
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KRA ordered to pay 23 police officers after abrupt secondment end
The affected officers were among a team of 60 seconded to KRA’s investigations and enforcement department. In January 2023, they were returned to the National Police Service, with no prior explanation or guidance from KRA.
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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
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.
Global Affairs
UN faults Ruto administration over deadly crackdown on protesters
The commission reminded the government that international law permits the use of lethal force by police only in situations where it is absolutely necessary to protect life or prevent severe injury from an imminent threat.
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Father of injured hawker seeks justice as son remains in ICU
Health Director-General Dr. Patrick Amoth confirmed that Boniface had undergone surgery with a neurosurgical team