Kenyan Constable Sacked for Role in Strike

Constable Philip Omondi has been arrested and arraigned in court after being accused of inciting his fellow police officers to join a go-slow for higher wages.

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Kenya: Constable Sacked, to Be Charged for Inciting Strike

Capital FM, 8 November 2012

An Administration Police constable has been sacked for inciting his fellow officers to strike. read more »

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Police officers in Nairobi, Mombasa, Eldoret, Nakuru and some other parts of the country had staged a go-slow (file photo).

Kenya: Police Go-Slow Hits Banks

The Star, 8 November 2012

BANKS and some business premises in Kisumu yesterday suspended their operations over insecurity concerns after administration police officers went on a go slow. read more »
Kenya: Officer Behind Police Go-Slow Identified

The Star, 8 November 2012

The last tranche of a police salary hike will be effected in July next year. Internal security PS Mutea Iringo says investigations into the media-created go-slow shows that an AP ... read more »
Kenya: Striking Police Officers Will Be Fired - Deputy Police Spokesman

The Star, 7 November 2012

Any police officer who participates in the planned strike will be fired, the Deputy police spokesman Charles Owino has said. He stated that officers who go on strike are acting ... read more »

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Police Go-Slow Fizzles Over Sacking Threat in Kenya

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7 November 2012

A planned go-slow by a section of the police force to press for the full implementation of a 42 percent pay hike approved in the year 2010 appears to ... see more »

Kenya: Kenyans to Feel Pinch of Police Pay Demands

The Star, 6 November 2012

Expect to be taxed even more to enable the government raise the 3.7 billion shillings needed to pay police officers who are demanding a pay rise. Finance PS Joseph Kinyua says you ... read more »
Kenya: Police Reject 8.5 Per Cent Salary Raise

The Star, 3 November 2012

A section of the police have dismissed the Sh3.7 billion released by Treasury on Thursday to pay salary arrears and are demanding the 42 per cent increase promised by the ... read more »
Kenya: Police in Kisumu Still On Go-Slow

Capital FM, 3 November 2012

Police officers in Kisumu are still on a go slow and are now threatening to ground the ongoing national examinations next week owing to their delayed salary increment. read more »
Kenya: Police, Aps, Start Go-Slow Over Pay

The Star, 2 November 2012

Police around the country yesterday began a go-slow that affected some essential services including cash-in-transit after the government delayed the third and final phase of their ... read more »
Kenya: State Unleashes Billions to End Police Go-Slow

Capital FM, 2 November 2012

The government has released Sh3.7 billion to pay the second installment of a pay increase to police officers who staged a go-slow on Thursday, paralysing various security ... read more »
Kenya: Kisumu Police Plan a Go-Slow From Next Month

The Star, 26 October 2012

Police and chiefs in Kisumu are planning to go on strike next month. The police have planned a go-slow starting November 1 because of delayed salary arrears, while the chiefs and ... read more »

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Owino should shut up bcoz he his one of the officers!

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