Interior CS Kithure Kindiki has said that it has come to his attention that the employment terms of police officers have not been reviewed for nearly ten years despite the hardships of their profession.
He has noted that the review is going to include all officers adding that the move will help to improve the welfare of security forces countrywide.
Addressing a press conference at his Harambee House office in Nairobi on Monday, Interior Cabinet Secretary Kithure Kindiki noted the various hardships police officers endure in their line of duty.
“Majority of our officers continue to serve this nation in difficult circumstances, many of them protect our people in risky circumstances and have lost their lives. I will defend and protect our officers who legally undertake their duties,” he said.
This comes amid increased cases of criminal activities especially muggings within the city.
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