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Did you know that the National Police Service comprises three main branches? The entire organization is headed by the Inspector General of Police, Douglas Kanja, who provides strategic direction for the country’s security. ​Under this command, the Kenya Police Service is led by Eliud K. Lagat, the Administration Police Service led by Gilbert Masengeli, and the Directorate of Criminal Investigations headed by Mohamed Ibrahim Amin. ​Together, these branches play a vital role in maintaining law and order. The structure below illustrates how these services work in tandem to protect the nation.

Nairobi is hands down the best city in Africa for digital nomads and Entrepreneurs. Here is my experience so far!

Nairobi is hands down the best city in Africa for digital nomads and Entrepreneurs. Here is my experience so far!

I need to understand someone basics on how CEO, PSC, MD, HR settle to a group of individuals to work with after applications and shortlisting or interviews. Assuming hakuna corruption. You have like 10 candidates who are level on what you're looking for. That's academic qualification Skills Tribal lines Age Experience Gender Kila Mahali wame tie How do they avoid hiring from one single tribe, or maybe family, or dwanzi? Huezi niambie nime apply over kazi 100 na hakuna hata moja napenya buana. Do you mean kila mtu ako na first class ama hakuna hata mahali n Mimi ndo mluhya pekee nimeapply buana? Ama ni pre determined?

Me just realizing I’m the Kenyan 🇰🇪 beyonce

Can’t you market Lagos instead? Why are you people obsessed with other peoples countries omg.

Saai ukitaja jina Opiyo Wandayi unaambiwa uko gig, ata nyinyi mtuachishe ngui ngoma

I'm so fascinated by the Chinatown ecosystem in Kilimani. Several casinos in the premises, restaurants with delicious food (but no business permits in sight 😅), Chinese sex workers walking in & out of the casinos, cops casually chilling inside & Kenyan workers who speak Chinese

Social media has stretched me in ways I didn’t expect. I remember the anxiety before posting my first TikTok. I didn’t even know my “why” then. I was just curious enough to start. I’ve been wrong, loudly. I’ve learned, visibly. I’ve shown up, even on the hard days. Now I know this space is how I express myself and share what I’ve learned. The biggest win? Personal growth. Learning to communicate clearly, show up authentically, and own my voice. It hasn’t been easy. Criticism has forced me to question my identity beyond the title “doctor” and decide how much of myself I want to share. Still, I’d do it all over again. Looking forward to sharing more at the KMA Young Doctors Network Conference tomorrow.

1st year of practice is making me realise that the 6 years of law school ni just a drop in the ocean. the learning and relearning is insane, like there is so much shit idk😭