Kenya Police Service Introduces New Operational Guidelines for Specialized Police Units
The Kenya Police Service has introduced new standing orders and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for three of its specialized units to enhance operational efficiency and promote consistency in service delivery.
The procedures were presented to Deputy Inspector General Eliud Lagat at Police Headquarters, Vigilance House, Nairobi, by the Directorate of Reforms.
The Quick Response Unit (QRU), Government Vehicle Check Unit (GVCU) and Marine Police Unit will now be guided by the new procedures aimed at strengthening coordination, improving operational effectiveness and ensuring accountability in the execution of their duties.
The initiative underscores the Service’s commitment to professional policing and the protection of public safety.
Newly Promoted Officers Adorned
A proud moment of recognition and achievement as newly promoted officers received their new ranks from the Deputy Inspector General of the Kenya Police Service, Eliud Lagat, at Police Headquarters Vigilance House Nairobi.
The DIG congratulated them for their well-deserved achievement and encouraged them to embrace their new responsibilities with greater dedication, professionalism and integrity while remaining steadfast in their commitment to serving and protecting the people of Kenya.
A Glimpse into History Kenya police mechanics with overalls set for work. A rare window into the past, capturing an era that shaped Kenya’s history. Every face tells a story, and every photograph preserves a piece of our shared heritage.
The Likoni Ferry channel crossing is a critical transportation link between Likoni and Mombasa, serving thousands of commuters and vehicles daily.
To guarantee the safety and security of everyone using this vital point, the Ferry Police Station led by Officer Commanding Station (OCS) Chief Inspector John Mwayonga alongside his officers maintain a constant presence.
Today, we gain exclusive insights directly from the OCS regarding the station's operations and security efforts.
Beautiful moments celebrating the courage, sacrifice and legacy of our heroes during the 63rd Mashujaa Day celebrations at Kipchoge Keino Stadium, Eldoret.
The atmosphere at Kipchoge Keino Stadium builds as preparations continue for the Mashujaa Day celebrations, set to be graced by H.E. Dr. William Samoei Ruto, President of the Republic of Kenya.
The occasion brings together leaders, security teams and wananchi to honour the heroes and heroines who have contributed to Kenya’s freedom, unity and development.
Mashujaa Day | Eldoret
Deputy Inspector General, Kenya Police Service, Mr Eliud Lagat, arrives at Kipchoge Keino Stadium ahead of the Mashujaa Day celebrations, where H.E the President Dr William Samoei Ruto is expected to preside over the national event.
"Response with Precision"
True to its motto, the General Service Unit (GSU) stands as a core pillar of the Kenya Police Service responding to complex security operations with unwavering professionalism.
In today’s feature, we step inside the Unit and spotlight the Commandant, Mr. Johana Arap Tanui, Assistant Inspector General of Police.
Inside Jogoo Road Police Station
Serving Maringo, Jericho, Mbotela and neighbouring areas in Eastlands, Nairobi, Jogoo Road Police Station sits near the Makadara Law Courts at the heart of a busy policing and judicial hub.
Led by Chief Inspector Dennis Sohera, the Officer Commanding Station, the team works with residents to tackle crime, maintain public order and respond to local security concerns.
Listen in as the OCS takes us through a day at Jogoo Road Police Station.