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Inside Murkomen, IG Kanja 2027 poll security plan

Inside Murkomen, IG Kanja 2027 poll security plan

Security agencies have intensified operations against criminal elements ahead of the 2027 polls.

Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja (left) and Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen.

Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has declared that the era of goons is ending, reiterating the government’s commitment to maintain peace as the country prepares for the General Election next year.

At the same time, Inspector-General of Police Douglas Kanja has directed regional and county police commanders to deal firmly with criminal gangs and goons ahead of the polls.

Detectives seek to unravel police officer's shocking murder with suspected assailant on the run.

Police launch a manhunt for the owners of 10 motorbikes used to ferry goons.

Transfers will be hinged on the promotion of officers, which IG Kanja made.

Local business operators bore the brunt of the lawlessness.

Senior police officers held a meeting with more than 100 bodaboda association leaders.

The proposals sought to impose specific timelines on electronic transmission of presidential results from polling stations.

The Bills, which are undergoing public participation, seek to overhaul the Education sector.

The increasing accidents and deaths point to an entrenched systemic crisis.

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