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Kenya: Tougher Rules for Police Recruitment - Kavuludi
The Star, 15 April 2015
THE National Police Service Commission says tough measures have been put in place to ensure the 2015 police recruitment is conducted without a hitch. Read more »
Kenya: New Measures for Police Recruitment
Tougher rules have been put in place to ensure police recruitment in 2015 does not suffer from corruption and regional imbalance as seen during last year's enlistment, the National Police Service Commission has said.
National Police Service Commission boss Johnston Kavuludi said the recruitment will be transparent (file photo).
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