Kenya Police Service

Eid ul-Fitr Mubarak Wishing all Muslim faithful a joyful and peaceful celebration. May the spirit of unity, compassion and generosity continue to guide us. Your safety remains our priority. ELIUD LAGAT Deputy Inspector General Kenya Police Service

As we celebrate Idd Ul Fitr, Commissioner of Police Mr. Gabriel Kimanzi ensures timely deployment of traffic officers to keep our roads safe and moving. To our officers on the ground, your dedication, vigilance and hard work make all the difference.#Kenya #kenyapolice #Utumishikwawote

Stay Safe This Long Weekend As we mark Idd-ul-Fitr, the weatherman has warned of heavy rains across parts of the country. Members of the public are advised to exercise caution-avoid flooded areas, remain vigilant on the roads and prioritize personal safety. @MeteoKenya #WeatherAlert #IddMubarak #StaySafe #SafetyFirst

#TBT A Nairobi colonial police officer stands sentry at the Police Depot in the 1930s. Beside him is a cannon, one of the weapons later remounted at the main entrance of Vigilance House. The Police Depot served as the primary training college for the force before its relocation in 1948 to the National Police College Main Campus.#Kenya #Kenyapolice #utumishikwawote

SECOND CONTINGENT OF NPS OFFICERS RETURN HOME FROM HAITI MISSION The second contingent of National Police Service (NPS) officers deployed to Haiti under the Kenya-led Multinational Security Support (MSS) Mission returned to the country on 17th March 2026. The team, led by the Inspector General of Police, Mr. Douglas Kanja, who had earlier visited Haiti for a high-level meeting with Haitian authorities, arrived at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) at 10.30 p.m. He was accompanied by the Commandant of the General Service Unit, Mr. Ranson Lolmodooni, SAIG, and the Director of Operations for the Administration Police Service (APS), Mr. Jackson Kangani, SAIG. Upon arrival at JKIA, the delegation was received by the Principal Secretary for Internal Security and National Administration, Dr. Raymond Omollo. He was accompanied by the National Security Advisor, Ambassador Dr. Monica Juma, and the Deputy National Security Advisor, Mr. Joseph Boinett. The contingent comprises 215 officers who have served in Haiti for the past 18 months, providing operational support to the Haitian National Police (HNP), securing critical infrastructure, and supporting efforts to dismantle gang operations, particularly in Port-au-Prince. In his remarks, the Inspector General commended the officers for their selfless service, discipline, and professionalism during the mission. He also expressed gratitude to His Excellency Dr. William Samoei Ruto, C.G.H., President of the Republic of Kenya and Commander-in-Chief of the Defence Forces, for the continued support, through the Ministry of Interior and National Administration, which contributed significantly to the mission’s success. In his address, Dr. Raymond Omollo lauded the officers for the successful completion of their mission, noting their integrity, discipline, and sacrifice. He described their deployment to Haiti as historic, emphasizing that they represented Kenya with honour and distinction in promoting global peace and stability. Also present during the reception were the Commandant of the Anti-Stock Theft Unit (ASTU), Mr. Joseph Limo, SAIG; the Commandant of the Border Patrol Unit (BPU), Mr. Davis Lomwatu, SAIG; the Commandant of the National Police College Embakasi ‘A’, Mr. Isaac Alimaa, SAIG; among other senior officers.

New Western Regional Police Commander, Mr. George Seda.

215 police officers, who formed the second contingent of the Multinational Security Support (MSS) Mission to Haiti, have safely returned home. The officers were part of our 2023 deployment to support efforts to stabilize Haiti and assist the Haitian National Police in restoring public order in areas affected by insecurity. Their service formed part of Kenya’s broader leadership role in the UN-backed multinational mission aimed at protecting civilians, securing critical infrastructure, and strengthening local security responses. The officers returned to a warm reception led by the Principal Secretary for Internal Security and National Administration, Dr. Raymond Omollo @ray_omollo alongside the Inspector General of Police, Mr. Douglas Kanja, National Security Advisor, Ambassador Monica Juma @AmbMonicaJuma, who was recently appointed Executive Director of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime and Director-General of the United Nations Office at Vienna, and Inspector General Emeritus, Mr. Joseph Boinnet, who joined in recognizing the officers’ distinguished service.

#WCW Meet Asha D. Wario, Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) and Coast Regional Traffic Enforcement Officer (RTEO). On the front line daily, she keeps our roads safe; managing traffic, enforcing compliance and upholding professionalism with fairness. Beyond enforcement, she champions road safety awareness because every life matters. We appreciate her dedication and service to safer roads.#kenyapolice #utumishikwawote

The Deputy Inspector General(DIG) Kenya Police Service Eliud Lagat, alongside Tigania East MP Lawrence Mpuru Aburi, today engaged multi-agency security teams at Mwetomalia Primary School in Meru County to address the cattle rustling menace. The DIG assured officers that their welfare and mobility concerns are being addressed. He called for stronger coordination among stakeholders and directed a firm crackdown on illicit brews. He also commended officers for their continued dedication to maintaining peace and serving the community.

@MichaelKNku Thank you for the feedback.

@PoliceKE To see how effective and relevant this unit is, kindly post interviews with regular users of that road corridor. I suggest you interview truck drivers and let them give us feedback .

Did you know? The Northern Corridor Transit Patrol Unit, under the Traffic Department, supports the work of the Northern Corridor Transit and Transport Coordination Authority in securing one of East and Central Africa’s most important transport routes. The Unit helps ensure the smooth movement of people, vehicles and goods along the Northern Corridor, which links member states including Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, South Sudan and Democratic Republic of the Congo, supporting regional trade, safety and economic growth. #kenya #kenyapolice #roadsafety

Meet Ali Nuno, Assistant Inspector General of Police who is the Coast Regional Police Commander. Through firm leadership and close collaboration with communities, he continues to strengthen security efforts and ensure the Coast region remains safe and secure.#kenyapolice #utumishikwawote

As the Safari Rally Kenya comes to a close, we celebrate a successful event that showcased Kenya to the world. We commend our police officers for their dedication in ensuring safety, managing traffic and maintaining order throughout the rally, enabling fans, drivers and visitors to enjoy the experience safely.#kenyapolice #Utumishikwawote #kenya

@mugendi83 @DCI_Kenya @citizentvkenya @kot Good morning sir, kindly visit the nearest police station to file your complaint.

have a look at this Timiza paybill. 300067 under account 721561236. Used to fraud Kenyans. Kindly advise me on how to file my case. @DCI_Kenya @PoliceKE @citizentvkenya @kot

PRESS RELEASE : NPS INTENSIFIES SEARCH AND RESCUE OPERATIONS FOLLOWING FLOODS ACROSS THE COUNTRY

Good morning! ​When rhythm meets faith, the melody speaks directly to the soul. ​The Kenya Police Service Jazz Band is lifting our spirits today with a powerful gospel performance, beautifully blending smooth jazz rhythms with uplifting praise. Through every note and harmony, these officers remind us that beyond the duty and the uniform, there is music, faith, and a steady message of hope for our nation. ​Wishing you a peaceful Sunday and a beautiful, productive week ahead ​#KenyaPolice #JazzBand #GospelVibes #SundayBlessings #Utumishikwawote