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Happy Customer Service Week from all of us at the Kenya Airports Police Unit (KAPU), Jomo Kenyatta International Airport. We remain committed to keeping you safe and serving you with excellence.
Senior Government Officials Join KPS Leadership to Mourn Mr. Lazarus Opicho, Senior Assistant Inspector General
Cabinet Secretary for Environment, Climate Change and Forestry Dr. Deborah Mlongo Baraza and Principal Secretary, State Department for Public Service, Prof. Jane Kere Imbunya, today joined Kenya Police Service leadership in mourning the late Mr. Lazarus Opicho.
The senior government officials joined the Principal Deputy to the Deputy Inspector General-KPS, Mr. Patrick Tito, Senior Assistant Inspector General and senior police officers at the late Mr. Opicho’s residence at Uhuru Camp, Nairobi.
Speakers paid tribute to the former Commandant, Security of Government Buildings and VIP Protection, remembering him for his professionalism, character, dedication and generosity.
Mr. Opicho died on September 29, 2026, after a short illness.
A stronger police response to gender-based violence and child protection cases.
Survivors and children who come into contact with the police must receive timely support, protection and dignified treatment.
The message was emphasised during a visit to Naivasha Police Station by Director, Directorate of Gender and Child Protection, Dolly Oduori, AIG, who engaged officers on strengthening the handling of GBV and child protection cases.
Police stations remain a critical first point of contact for survivors and children seeking justice and protection.
*East AFrican Standby Force Child Protection Training of Trainers* *Course Officially Opened in Naivasha*
The Child Protection Training of Trainers Course has officially opened in Naivasha, with remarks delivered by the Director, Directorate of Gender and Child Protection, unit Dolly Oduori AIG who represented the Inspector General of the National Police Service, Douglas Kanja.
In his remarks, the Inspector General emphasized on the united Nationas Security Council Resolution 1261 that mandates personnel in peace operations to receive appropriate training on rights and well being of children
The 10-day course brings together 23 participants from nine EASF Member States, with a focus on developing a pool of qualified child protection trainers across the region.
Ask any officer who has trained at Magadi, they all have a story to tell. Today, Chief Inspector Joseph Muhuro (Officer Commanding Magadi Field training Campus) breaks down why this relentless environment is a ultimate test of resilience and a training ground like no other.
The Nairobi International Trade Fair 2026 has officially concluded! Thank you to all our visitors, exhibitors, and partners for your support and for making this year's event at Jamhuri Grounds a great success. See you next time.
"Let us join hands together and fight crime to the end. If we fail to do so, we will not have youth or a future society ahead of us."
Deputy Inspector General Kenya Police Service Mr. Eliud Lagat when he opened a new Mosque at Eldoret Central Police Station.
Ahead of the Mashujaa Day celebrations on October 20th at Kipchoge Keino Stadium in Eldoret City, Uasin Gishu County, Deputy Inspector General of the Kenya Police Service, Mr. Eliud Lagat, urged police officers to maintain heightened security leading up to the event.
"Serve the people. Serve all citizens well. Serve with a lot of humanity, but with professionalism." — Deputy Inspector General, Kenya Police Service, Mr. Eliud Lagat, speaking to officers at Eldoret Central Police Station.
He urged the officers to remain vigilant and ensure Eldoret City stays crime-free ahead of the Mashujaa Day celebrations set for October 20th at Kipchoge Keino Stadium, Uasin Gishu County. DIG Lagat further called on the officers to guide and mentor the new recruits who reported this week.
The DIG was accompanied by Rift Valley Regional Police Commander Mr. Samuel Ndanyi, Assistant Inspector General of Police, and other senior police commanders.
"We have done extensive work to bring the community closer bringing Christians, Muslims, and officers together. That closeness that we have built brings alot of benefits today."
These were the words of the Deputy Inspector General of the Kenya Police Service, Mr. Eliud Lagat, during the commissioning of a new police mosque and a community borehole at Eldoret Police Station. He also officially opened the Daawa Symposium for Muslims in the Disciplined Forces a bi-annual national and regional event dedicated to unity and addressing key issues, including mental wellness.
The DIG commended the strong leadership behind these achievements. He was accompanied by Rift Valley Regional Police Commander Mr. Samuel Ndanyi (AIG), NCIA Commandant Mr. Ibrahim Jillo (AIG), CRA Commissioner Hadija Nganyi, Officer in Charge Chaplaincy KPS Mr Francis Kooli (CP),Rift Valley Regional Traffic Enforcement Officer Ms. Sarah Chumo (SSP), alongside other senior officers.
