On Thursday, Kithure Kindiki, the nominee for Cabinet Secretary, informed Parliament that if he is reappointed to the Interior Ministry, he will clearly define specific areas for protests, picketing, and petitioning. During his vetting for the position, Kindiki, who previously served as Interior CS, revealed that before President William Ruto …
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Interior Cabinet Secretary Kithure Kindiki conducted an inspection on Friday of the ongoing efforts to reclaim and restore various parts of the Nairobi Rivers Corridor. Kindiki highlighted that 40,000 households have willingly relocated from the riparian zones of Nairobi, Mathare, and Ngong Rivers, as well as other smaller tributaries. ALSO …
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The government plans to transfer police officers who have been stationed in one place for more than three years in order to prevent conflicts of interest within the National Police Service. Interior and National Administration Cabinet Secretary Prof. Kithure Kindiki emphasized the importance of this policy during a meeting with …
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Interior Cabinet Secretary Kithure Kindiki has admitted fault for the delay in passport issuance, acknowledging the frustration experienced by Kenyans seeking passports for various purposes. He expressed regret over the resulting impact, including lost job opportunities and restricted travel for medical, educational, business, and leisure purposes. Kindiki emphasized that every …
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CS Kithure Kindiki has relocated 12 County Commissioners and summoned five others to the ministry’s base in Nairobi. Abdirisack Jaldesa has been shifted from Mombasa to Nyandarua, with Mohamed Nur taking his place from Tana River. Erastus Mbui has been moved from Kitui to Laikipia, replaced by Kipchumba Rutto from …
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Interior Cabinet Secretary Kithure Kindiki strongly denies any connection to the 2027 succession politics, labeling discussions about future elections as inappropriate. He deems political talks a year after a General Election as tactless, anti-people, and primitive, asserting that such discourse tarnishes the maturity of Kenya’s democracy. This response comes in …
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The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) is seeking a 21-day extension to detain five suspects apprehended in connection with the murder of Meru County blogger Daniel Muthiani, also known as Sniper. Court documents state that this period is necessary for the DCI to conclude investigations, emphasizing that additional suspects are …
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