KDF Warns Kenyans After Receiving Multiple Complaints

KDF clarified the matter that it received multiple reports through its hotlines and social media platforms...

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The Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) has issued a warning to the public regarding impostors soliciting money for recruitment slots, following multiple complaints received through hotlines and social media. The KDF emphasized that recruitment is strictly merit-based and urged citizens to report any suspicious activity.

The KDF received multiple reports of fraudsters impersonating military personnel to influence the recruitment process.
The recruitment drive is open until October 12, 2025, with shortlisting to be published from October 21 to October 24.
Applicants must be Kenyan citizens, possess a valid identity card, KRA PIN certificate, and academic certificates.

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