Land and Conflict Sensitive Journalism sumaries

Sub-Category : Police Reforms

Tough laws target rogue officers

Daily Nation pg 9
Monday, 03 Dec 2012

Police chiefs who issue unlawful orders to their juniors resulting in the death or injury of suspects will be held accountable for their actions if new proposed rules are passed.  The regulations proposed by the Independent P

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Association launched for women police officers

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Monday, 26 Nov 2012

Women in the police force have established an association to promote their welfare. The launch of the Kenya Police Service Women’s Association will help the women succeed in a male dominated field. Women recruitment and rank

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Speed up police changes, urges Karua

Daily Nation pg 5
Monday, 26 Nov 2012

Police reforms should be fast-tracked to ensure security in the country, Narc Kenya presidential aspirant Martha Karua has said.  The Gichugu MP asked the government to equip the police and improve their welfare to boost thei

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The headache of choosing police boss

Daily Nation, pg 32
Sunday, 25 Nov 2012

President Kibaki and Prime Minister Raila Odinga are facing the delicate task of choosing three individuals to oversee the police from a list presented to them by the Police Service Commission.  Given the interests at play as

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Police jobs Nominees face Roadblock

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Friday, 23 Nov 2012

There could be further delay to the appointment of new top police commanders following a petition to Parliament for fresh vetting of four nominees over adverse claims. If any of four singled out by civil society groups over allege

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Thousands shun chance to join police

Daily Nation pg 5
Friday, 23 Nov 2012

Thousands of youths on Thursday skipped a police recruitment drive following the killing of 40 officers in Baragoi. The recruitment, meant to boost numbers ahead of the March 4 General Election, was conducted in just one day unlik

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Gender key in picking police bosses

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Thursday, 22 Nov 2012

Gender and regional balancing will be a key determinant of who becomes Inspector General (IG) of Police. The Constitution says one of the three top bosses has to be a woman. Director of National Focal Point (NFP) David Kimaiyo is

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Police Bosses Nominees picked, await Approval

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Wednesday, 21 Nov 2012

The nominees for top police jobs have been unveiled with director of Kenya National Focal Point David Kimaiyo leading the pack of those poised to be named as the first Inspector General. His deputy John Ochieng Owino and Ms Grace

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