Dominic Mwangi

MSS/GSF PHOTOGRAPHER, VIDEOGRAPHER - HAITI, FATHER, HUSBAND

[Dominic Mwangi @PhotobyDominic]

So London being a top10 global city means Nairobi shouldn't host?London already had its moment.Nairobi's selection is an opportunity to bring ē Championships to Africa.Kenya must address doping,yes,but don't confuse that challenge with denying Kenya its place in global athletics.

[Waihiga Mwaura @WaihigaMwaura]

Your thoughts?

[Dominic Mwangi @PhotobyDominic]

@the_sambu It's their style and they are okey with it.

[Dominic Mwangi @PhotobyDominic]

@the_sambu They won't go copying every institution, that's their style

[Dominic Mwangi @PhotobyDominic]

Sometimes the people working quietly behind the scenes make the biggest impact. His presence and coordination throughout the final journey showed true dedication to service. Well deserved recognition. Good job Nduaci

[Captain Kipkorir @CaptainKipkorir]

Did you notice that dedicated gentleman from the National Assembly? He likely works under the Clerk of the @NAssemblyKE.

I want to personally commend him for what he did during Hon. Johanna Ngeno’s final journey. He coordinated nearly every detail with such passion.

I saw him, he was nearly everywhere. From receiving the body of the late Hon. Johana Ng’eno at JKIA, through Lee Funeral Home, the requiem services in Karen and Emurua Dikirr, all the way to the final interment at his Mogondo home.

I don’t know him personally, but he truly deserves recognition for his outstanding service. @HonWetangula

Thank you so much bro.

[Dominic Mwangi @PhotobyDominic]

@CaptainKipkorir @NAssemblyKE Sometimes the people working quietly behind the scenes make the biggest impact. His presence and coordination throughout the final journey showed true dedication to service. Well deserved recognition.

[Dominic Mwangi @PhotobyDominic]

@SupportFAdH @USEmbassyHaiti @WilliamsRuto @MusaliaMudavadi @SupportFAdH how are you?

[Dominic Mwangi @PhotobyDominic]

@DrFidelagai @citizentvkenya This post has jealous in it.

[Official Kenya Airways @KenyaAirways]

Wendy: The most memorable moment for me is creating content for my audience as a flight attendant

#KQFestiveLive

[Dominic Mwangi @PhotobyDominic]

Say No more

[Bianca™ @BiancaNaom1]

These are police officers who were deployed in the gang-plagued Caribbean nation, Haiti, to restore peace and stability. Most of you people said they'll be slaughtered like chickens. Here they're bold, strong, more experienced and above all financially loaded.

[Dominic Mwangi @PhotobyDominic]

@Trial_Lab congratulations team

[Gang Suppression Force - Haiti @GSForceHaiti]

The Gang Suppression Force on High Alert Over the ongoing Hurricane Melissa.

The Gang Suppression Force (GSF), operating under the mandate of United Nations Security Council Resolution 2793 (2025), is on high alert and fully prepared to assist the people of Haiti who may be affected by Hurricane Melissa, a powerful Category Five storm currently advancing through the Caribbean and currently in Jamaica.

As part of our mission to help restore security and stability across Haiti, the GSF recognizes the significant vulnerabilities that natural disasters of this magnitude can create, particularly in already fragile communities. In anticipation of possible impacts, the GSF stands ready to work in close coordination with the Haitian National Police (PNH), local authorities, and international humanitarian agencies to ensure a unified and effective response if the storm affects Port-au-Prince or surrounding regions.

All GSF contingents, including personnel from Kenya, Jamaica, The Bahamas, El Salvador, and Guatemala, remain on high alert and on standby to support any joint disaster management and humanitarian relief efforts. While the weather conditions at GSF bases remain stable at this time, the Force continues to monitor the evolving situation closely with internal periodic updates for the troops' situational awareness.

The GSF urges all residents to adhere strictly to guidance from the Haitian Civil Protection Agency and the Hydrometeorological Unit, taking necessary precautions to safeguard lives and property, and to evacuate if instructed.

On the same note, our thoughts and prayers are with our Jamaican counterparts and the people of Jamaica as they face the destructive impact of Hurricane Melissa. As GSF, we stand in solidarity with them during this difficult time.

The GSF remains steadfast in our core mandate of combating gang violence and restoring order in Haiti, while extending our capabilities to help protect lives and property in the face of this unfolding crisis.

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La Force de Suppression des Gangs en état d’alerte face à l’ouragan Melissa

La Force de Suppression des Gangs (GSF), opérant sous le mandat de la Résolution 2793 (2025) du Conseil de sécurité des Nations Unies, est en état d’alerte maximale et pleinement préparée à apporter son assistance au peuple haïtien qui pourrait être touché par l’ouragan Melissa, une puissante tempête de catégorie cinq actuellement en déplacement dans les Caraïbes et frappant la Jamaïque.

Dans le cadre de sa mission visant à restaurer la sécurité et la stabilité en Haïti, la GSF reconnaît les vulnérabilités considérables que des catastrophes naturelles de cette ampleur peuvent engendrer, en particulier dans les communautés déjà fragilisées. En prévision d’éventuelles conséquences, la GSF se tient prête à collaborer étroitement avec la Police nationale d’Haïti (PNH), les autorités locales et les agences humanitaires internationales afin d’assurer une réponse coordonnée et efficace si la tempête atteint Port-au-Prince ou les régions avoisinantes.

Tous les contingents de la GSF, comprenant des personnels du Kenya, de la Jamaïque, des Bahamas, du Salvador et du Guatemala, demeurent en état d’alerte et prêts à participer à toute opération conjointe de gestion des catastrophes et d’aide humanitaire. Bien que les conditions météorologiques demeurent stables pour le moment sur les bases de la GSF, la Force continue de suivre de près l’évolution de la situation et fournit des mises à jour internes régulières pour assurer la vigilance de ses troupes.

La GSF exhorte tous les résidents à suivre strictement les consignes de la Protection Civile Haïtienne et de l’Unité Hydrométéorologique, à prendre les précautions nécessaires pour protéger leur vie et leurs biens, et à évacuer si cela est recommandé.

Nos pensées et nos prières accompagnent nos homologues jamaïcains et le peuple de Jamaïque alors qu’ils affrontent les effets dévastateurs de l’ouragan Melissa. La GSF exprime sa pleine solidarité avec eux en cette période difficile.

La GSF reste fidèle à son mandat fondamental de lutte contre la violence des gangs et de restauration de l’ordre en Haïti, tout en mettant ses capacités au service de la protection des vies et des biens face à cette crise.

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La Fuerza de Supresión de Pandillas en Alerta Máxima ante el Huracán Melissa

La Fuerza de Supresión de Pandillas (GSF), que opera bajo el mandato de la Resolución 2793 (2025) del Consejo de Seguridad de las Naciones Unidas, se encuentra en alerta máxima y plenamente preparada para asistir al pueblo de Haití que pueda verse afectado por el Huracán Melissa, una poderosa tormenta de categoría cinco que actualmente avanza por el Caribe y afecta a Jamaica.

Como parte de su misión para restaurar la seguridad y la estabilidad en Haití, la GSF reconoce las importantes vulnerabilidades que los desastres naturales de esta magnitud pueden causar, especialmente en comunidades ya frágiles. En previsión de posibles impactos, la GSF está lista para trabajar en estrecha coordinación con la Policía Nacional de Haití (PNH), las autoridades locales y las agencias humanitarias internacionales para garantizar una respuesta unificada y eficaz si la tormenta impacta Puerto Príncipe o las regiones cercanas.

Todos los contingentes de la GSF, incluidos los del Kenia, Jamaica, Bahamas, El Salvador y Guatemala, permanecen en alerta y listos para participar en cualquier esfuerzo conjunto de gestión de desastres y ayuda humanitaria. Aunque las condiciones meteorológicas en las bases de la GSF siguen siendo estables por ahora, la Fuerza continúa monitoreando de cerca la evolución de la situación y emitiendo actualizaciones internas periódicas para mantener informadas a las tropas.

La GSF insta a todos los residentes a seguir estrictamente las orientaciones de la Protección Civil Haitiana y de la Unidad Hidrometeorológica, tomando las precauciones necesarias para proteger sus vidas y propiedades, y evacuando si así se les indica.

Del mismo modo, enviamos nuestros pensamientos y oraciones a nuestros homólogos jamaicanos y al pueblo de Jamaica, que enfrentan el impacto devastador del Huracán Melissa. La GSF expresa su solidaridad con ellos en este difícil momento.

La GSF sigue firme en su mandato principal de combatir la violencia de las pandillas y restaurar el orden en Haití, al tiempo que amplía sus capacidades para proteger vidas y propiedades frente a esta crisis en desarrollo.

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Fòs Sipresyon Gang lan sou Gwo Alèt fas ak Siklòn Melissa

Fòs Sipresyon Gang lan (GSF), k ap opere anba manda Rezolisyon 2793 (2025) Konsèy Sekirite Nasyonzini an, rete sou gwo alèt e pare nèt pou ede pèp Ayisyen an ki ka afekte pa Siklòn Melissa, yon gwo tanpèt kategori senk k ap travèse Karayib la e k ap frape Jamayik kounye a.

Kòm yon misyon ki vize pou retabli sekirite ak estabilite nan tout peyi a, GSF rekonèt gwo risk ak feblès ke dezas natirèl tankou sa yo pote, sitou nan kominote ki deja vilnerab yo. Anvan efè posib tanpèt la, GSF pare pou travay an kolaborasyon sere ak Polis Nasyonal d Ayiti (PNH), otorite lokal yo, ansanm ak òganizasyon imanitè entènasyonal yo pou asire yon repons ini ak efikas si tanpèt la ta rive afekte Pòtoprens oswa zòn ki toupre yo.

Tout kontenjan GSF yo, ki gen ladan pèsonèl ki soti Kenya, Jamayik, Bahamas, El Salvador ak Gwatemala, rete sou gwo vijilans epi pare pou patisipe nan nenpòt efò pataje pou jere dezas ak bay asistans imanitè. Menm si tan an toujou estab nan baz GSF yo pou kounye a, fòs la kontinye swiv devlopman sitiyasyon an epi bay mizajou regilye pou kenbe twoup yo enfòme.

GSF ap ankouraje tout sitwayen pou yo swiv avèk disiplin konsèy Pwoteksyon Sivil Ayisyen ak Inite Idwometeorolojik la, pran tout prekosyon nesesè pou pwoteje lavi ak pwopriyete yo, epi evakye kote sa nesesè.

Nan menm sans la, panse ak lapriyè nou yo ale pou kamarad nou yo nan Jamayik ansanm ak pèp Jamayiken an pandan y ap konfwonte efè devastatè Siklòn Melissa. GSF kanpe solidè ak yo pandan moman difisil sa a.

GSF rete fidèl ak misyon prensipal li ki se konbat vyolans gang yo ak retabli lòd nan peyi a, pandan l ap elaji kapasite li pou pwoteje lavi ak pwopriyete pandan kriz sa a k ap dewoule.

[Dominic Mwangi @PhotobyDominic]

@SupportFAdH good job

[Gang Suppression Force - Haiti @GSForceHaiti]

The Gang Suppression Force (GSF) is already in action

United Nations Security Council Resolution 2793 (2025), adopted on 30 September 2025, UNSCR 2793 (2025) authorized the transition of the Multinational Security Support (MSS) mission into the newly established Gang Suppression Force (GSF) for an initial period of twelve (12) months.

This transition reflects the lessons learned from the MSS mission and introduces an expanded mandate and strengthened operational framework for the GSF.

Expanded Mandate and Core Responsibilities

The GSF operates under a more robust and comprehensive mandate, which includes the following key elements:

1. Enhanced Capacity and Composition with the deployment of up to 5,500 uniformed personnel and 50 civilian staff that will ensure wider operational reach and improved coordination.

2. Independent and Coordinated Operations: GSF has the authority to conduct intelligence-led, targeted counter-gang operations, either independently or jointly with the Haitian National Police @pnh_officiel and the Haitian Armed Forces @MDefenseHT , with the authority to arrest and detain suspected gang members in accordance with international law and human rights standards.

3. Protection of Critical Infrastructure and Humanitarian Access with responsibilities to safeguard key facilities such as airports, ports, hospitals and schools; protect transit routes; and ensure unhindered humanitarian access.

4. Support to National Institutions by strengthening the institutional and operational capacities of the HNP and FAd’H, while facilitating conditions conducive to free and fair elections and long-term stability.

Establishment of the United Nations Support Office in Haiti (UNSOH)

A central component of the resolution is the creation of the United Nations Support Office in Haiti (UNSOH), which is to be fully operational within six months. UNSOH will provide essential logistical, medical, and operational support, ensuring the effective implementation of the GSF’s mandate.

Operational Continuity and Transition Management

The establishment of the GSF has signified a firm and collective commitment by all stakeholders to the principle that the people of Haiti deserve and have the right to live in peace and security.

During this transition, operations and patrols have proceeded seamlessly, with all former MSS personnel successfully integrated into the GSF framework, hence ensuring no security vacuum that could be exploited by criminal gangs. The synergy is uninterrupted and stronger than ever.

As part of this transition, the GSF is rebranding all former MSS social media handles, communication channels, logos, flag and insignia to reflect its new identity and mandate. Whereas this might take some time, our commitment to share with you the development remains. The flow of information to the public and stakeholders will continue unhindered and uninterrupted, maintaining the same level of transparency, engagement, and responsiveness as before.

The GSF continues to work closely with the HNP and FAd’H, including recent logistical operations supporting police officers in the Artibonite Region. Of particular note is the enhanced 24-hour security now put in place at the Hôpital Albert Schweitzer in Deschapelles, in the Artibonite Valley, which serves approximately 350,000 people and maintains a 200-bed capacity.

Reinforcement and International Support

The USA @USEmbassyHaiti has recently delivered 20 additional new Armored Personnel Carriers (APCs), with five already deployed to the Artibonite area, demonstrating continued international confidence in and support for the GSF’s mission.

These reinforcements highlight the GSF’s determination, under its strengthened mandate, to reshape the security environment and enhance operational effectiveness across Haiti.

Acknowledgement and Commitment

The Gang Suppression Force (GSF) extends its sincere appreciation to the government and people of Haiti for their ongoing support and cooperation. The GSF remains steadfast in maintaining stability and public safety through round-the-clock PHN, FAd’H and GSF joint patrols in Downtown, Kenscoff, Telcof, Furcy, Viv Mitchel, the National Police Academy, the Airport area, Delmas, Petit Rivière and Pont-Sonde.

As the GSF continues to receive additional equipment and logistical support from international partners and stakeholders, the it reaffirms its unwavering commitment to protecting Haitian communities and advancing lasting peace and security throughout the nation.

[Dominic Mwangi @PhotobyDominic]

@SupportFAdH all the best

[Dominic Mwangi @PhotobyDominic]

@SupportFAdH @MDefenseHT @NPSOfficial_KE @ntvkenya @Kenyans @SupportFAdH thank you family

[Dominic Mwangi @PhotobyDominic]

@SupportFAdH @USEmbassyHaiti @pnh_officiel @MSSMHaiti @Southcom @SecRubio @DeputySecState @bfeinstein28 @WHAAsstSecty Good job

[Gang Suppression Force - Haiti @GSForceHaiti]

Thursday, 4 September 2025 – LSA 1

The Director General of the Haitian National Police (PNH), André Jonas Vladimir Paraison condoles with MSS family.

The Director General of the Haitian National Police (PNH), André Jonas Vladimir Paraison, together with members of the High Command, conveyed their condolences on the passing of Corporal Kennedy Mutuku Nzuve, a gallant officer of the Multinational Security Support Mission (MSS).

Accompanying the Director General were to LSA 1 : Commander-in-Chief Berson Soljour; Central Director of the Administrative Police, Jacques Joël Orival; Inspector General-in-Chief, Frédéric Leconte; Central Director of Administration and General Services, Alain Auguste; and PNH Spokesperson, Michel Ange Louis Jeane.

The MSS leadership, led by Deputy Force Commander Colonel Eldon Morgan, received the delegation.

Director General Paraison expressed deep regret at the loss of Corporal Kennedy, assuring MSS leadership of the PNH’s continued support and underscoring the strong partnership between the two institutions. He emphasized that the entire PNH family is mourning alongside Kennedy’s loved ones and prayed that God grant them strength during this difficult time.

In response, Colonel Morgan thanked the PNH for their solidarity, noting that the presence of its top leadership was a powerful testament to the spirit of camaraderie and mutual respect.

The body of Corporal Kennedy Mutuku was airlifted to Sedimat Hospital in the Dominican Republic on Monday, 1 September 2025, ahead of repatriation to Kenya. Meanwhile, the two other Kenyan officers injured in the same road accident remain under treatment at the facility where they are stable and out of danger.

[Dominic Mwangi @PhotobyDominic]

@SupportFAdH @MSSMHaiti The MSS operates under a UN mandate to support the Haitian National Police (PNH), not the Armed Forces of Haiti. Guatemalan MSS troops are deployed at the airport. the MSS updates reflect current work on the ground in line with THEIR mandate.

[Dominic Mwangi @PhotobyDominic]

@AustinMulla @Goddie_Ke change of President

[Dominic Mwangi @PhotobyDominic]

@Goddie_Ke earthquake or? because no any sad news from there, only tension caused by the change of the president.