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This Man Crush Monday we honor Mr. Pepita Ranka, AIG, Regional Police Commander, North Eastern. His exceptional leadership, courage and unwavering commitment to serving in the frontline areas is inspiring.

His dedication to duty and selfless service reflect the highest standards of professionalism and integrity.

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A journey through tradition, pride and service.

This photo highlights the evolution of the General Service Unit (GSU) ceremonial dress uniform over the years from its early designs to the present day ceremonial attire featuring the distinguished dark green tunic, matching trousers, maroon beret and ceremonial belt.

A reflection of the Unit’s rich heritage, discipline, and enduring commitment to serving the nation.

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GSU Commandant Mr. Johana Tonui, HSC, today chaired his first Flagstaff Meeting with senior officers at GSU Headquarters, where he outlined his vision for the Formation anchored on teamwork, professionalism, resilience and quality service delivery.

He called on officers to inspire confidence, uphold public trust, plan effectively for operations and deliver value in their areas of responsibility.

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Deputy Inspector General of the Kenya Police Service, Mr. Eliud Lagat, made impromptu visits to Matasia Police Station in Ngong and Hardy Police Station in Karen to assess their conditions and check on the officers. He later engaged local residents at Matasia, who shared their views and proposals on how to enhance service delivery.
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A Promise Made. A Promise Being Fulfilled.

On 28th April 2026, the Deputy Inspector General of the Kenya Police Service, Eliud Lagat, visited the Kenya Police Ngong Training Camp and pledged to provide our athletes with a modern, dedicated training facility.

Today, he returned to inspect the ongoing construction of the new sports field, which will feature modern running tracks and specialized training facilities designed to support high-performance athletics.

This transformative project marks a major milestone for Kenya Police Service athletes, who have long trained without a standard athletics facility. As our athletes continue to fly the Kenyan flag high in local and international competitions, this investment will provide the environment they need to train, compete, and achieve even greater success.

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This Woman Crush Wednesday, we celebrate a remarkable woman whose leadership, courage and dedication continue to inspire those around her.

We honor Officer Commanding the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) Police Station, Chief Inspector(CI) Gayle Luvisia, for her unwavering commitment to duty, exceptional leadership and steadfast service to our nation.

Her strength reminds us that true leadership is built on integrity, resilience and compassion.
She leads with purpose, overcomes challenges with grace and inspire others to strive for excellence every day.

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Did You Know? The NPS operates under a massive, detailed handbook called the Service Standing Orders. While it covers internal matters like uniform codes and ranks, it also dictates your rights at a police station. For example, it outlines strict rules for cell management, the proper handling of property found on suspects, and how juvenile or female suspects must be escorted and housed separately.

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Today, we celebrate the Officer Commanding Station (OCS), Chief Inspector Joseph Kipkemoi, for his dedicated leadership, commitment to public service and unwavering efforts to promote safety and strengthen community policing.

His openness to engaging with residents and stakeholders reflects the importance of building trust, fostering collaboration and creating safer neighborhoods for all.

Thank you for your service, leadership and dedication to protecting our community.

His commitment continues to inspire meaningful partnerships that make a lasting impact.

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#ManCrushMonday

Today, we celebrate the Officer Commanding Station (OCS), Chief Inspector Joseph Kipkemoi, for his dedicated leadership, commitment to public service and unwavering efforts to promote safety and strengthen community policing.

His openness to engaging with residents and stakeholders reflects the importance of building trust, fostering collaboration and creating safer neighborhoods for all.

Thank you for your service, leadership and dedication to protecting our community.

His commitment continues to inspire meaningful partnerships that make a lasting impact.

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#CommunityPolicing #Leadership #PublicSafety #Nairobi #UtumishiKwaWote

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The Head of Public Service, Felix Kosgei and the Cabinet Secretary Interior Kipchumba Murkomen joined the Catholic faithfuls for Holy Mass celebration at St. Paul's Catholic Church, Kipkaren Salient.

In his message, The Bishop of the Catholic Diocese Of Kapsabet John Kiplimo Lelei urged the faithful to continually pray for the country's leadership, led by His Excellency the President of the Republic of Kenya. He also challenged leaders at all levels to be agents of positive change within their respective areas of responsibility by serving with integrity, humility and dedication.

The Holy Mass concluded with a fundraiser towards the church's development, reaffirming a shared commitment to supporting its growth and mission.

The service was also attended by senior government officials, including Deputy Inspector General of the Kenya Police Service Eliud Lagat, Deputy Inspector General of the Administration Police Service Gilbert Masengeli, and other senior officers from the National Police Service