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President Uhuru Kenyatta yesterday ordered the Interior Ministry to provide a comprehensive policy framework on how to resolve the housing crisis in the National Police Service (NPS).
Matiang & # 39; i and Inspector General of Police Joseph Boinnet a 30 day deadline to develop a framework and strategy with clear and practical recommendations to improve the efficiency and effectiveness Efficiency of the service.
State House Nairobi, where he entrusted to 47 police officers (regular forces and administrative police) the prestigious award of the Head of State (HSC) for his brave service while protecting Kenyans in various circumstances putting their lives in danger.
the Deputy Inspector General of Police, Edward Mbugua, and his counterpart of the administrative police, Noor Gabow, as well as other senior government officials Uhuru said that without the courageous actions of the officers brave, many Kenyans would have lost their lives.
"Your sacrifice, your courage and your bravery in the service of this country are your greatest contribution to his work." The Head of State also applauded the police for maintaining peace and stability during last year's elections.
"Your role in ensuring peace, order and law was maintained during the 2017 elections and your He added that the government would pursue accelerated investments in course in the NPS to ensure that it remains effective and efficient in delivering its security mandate to Kenyans.
The president said the government had increased its investments in the NPS from 53.6 billion shillings in 2013 to 97.6 billion shillings in the 2018-2019 fiscal year, adding that Kenyans were not allowed to invest in the NPS. "So I expect this investment to translate into corresponding or equivalent returns on investments," he said.
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