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Kenya: Police to Carry Out Fresh Recruitment
The Star, 11 April 2015
The National Police Service Commission yesterday trashed President Kenyatta's directive and instead announced new dates for 2015 recruitment of police recruits. Read more »
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Kenya: Wait for Fresh Hiring, State House Tells Police Recruits
Capital FM, 11 April 2015
President Uhuru Kenyatta has changed his earlier stance on police recruitment and asked those hired in 2014 not to report for training on Sunday as earlier advised. Read more »
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Kenya: Agencies to Resolve Police Recruitment Stalemate
Capital FM, 9 April 2015
Consultations between the Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA), the National Police Service Commission and the office of the Attorney General are set to start 'soon' in… Read more »
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Kenya: Judiciary Clashes With Uhuru, Says Ruling on Police Recruitment Exercise Set for May 8
The Star, 7 April 2015
The Judiciary has denied claims that the case challenging the 2014 police recruitment process has been in court for a year. Read more »
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Kenya: Order on Police Hiring Is Wrong, CIC Tells Uhuru
The Star, 9 April 2015
THE Commission for the Implementation of Constitution has accused President Kenyatta of violating the constitution by directing police recruits to report for training. Read more »
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Kenya: Kenyatta Defies Court, Orders Training of 10 000 Police Officers
The Star, 2 April 2015
President Uhuru Kenyatta has quashed court orders and directed the "prompt" training of 10,000 police recruits whose enrolment is pending. Read more »
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Kenya: Uhuru Defies Court, Orders Police Recruitment
Capital FM, 2 April 2015
They came out in single files, confused, hair nets on their heads and for the sake of modesty, shawls tied around their necks and over their night gowns. Read more »
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Kenya: Repeat Police Recruitment Must Be Transparent
The Star, 23 March 2015
INTERIOR CS Joseph Nkaisserry has announced that the 2014 National Police Service nationwide recruitment exercise will be done afresh. Read more »
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Kenya: Proper Police Recruitment Now Will Ensure Better Policing in the Future
The Star, 4 December 2014
In the wake of the horrific November 22 and December 2 terrorist attacks in Mandera county, Kenyans look for greater security from their government. Greater security means greater… Read more »
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Kenya: Kenya Police Authority Appeals to Have Recruitment Honoured
Sabahi, 19 November 2014
Kenya's attorney general and the National Police Service Commission (NPSC) asked the High Court on Tuesday (November 18th) to overturn its decision to void a recent police… Read more »
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Kenya: Kenyans Voice Support for Repeat Police Recruitment
Sabahi, 17 November 2014
The Kenya National Police Service Commission's (NPSC) recent decision to appeal a high court ruling ordering the repeat of a police recruitment exercise has many Kenyans worried… Read more »
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Kenya: MP to Appeal Police Recruitment Ruling
The Star, 6 November 2014
Two Embu leaders yesterday said they will appeal the High Court ruling nullifying the countrywide police recruitment. Read more »
Kenya Judiciary Clashes With President on Police Recruitment
This comes after President Uhuru Kenyatta ordered the training of 10 000 police recruits despite a court order nullifying the exercise.
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Six men alleged to have aided Al-Shabaab militants in the killing of 147 students at the Garissa University College have been arraigned in a Nairobi court. Read more »
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The government has suspended the licences of more than a dozen remittance firms after the attack on a college in Garissa by Al-Shabaab fighters - as well as frozen the accounts of ... Read more »
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The vigil came after the social media campaign meant to name the students killed in the Garissa University College attack. Read more »
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This comes after President Uhuru Kenyatta warning that the government will respond to terror and terrorists in the "severest way never seen before". Read more »
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The National Police Service Commission has cancelled police recruitment in 36 centres suspected of malpractice. Read more »
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The National Assembly has ordered the National Police Service Commission to postpone the police recruitment exercise until an investigation into alleged malpractice is complete. Read more »
