Murkomen urges amicable solution in police recruitment stalemate

Murkomen urges amicable solution in police recruitment stalemate..

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Cabinet Secretary for Interior and National Administration, Kipchumba Murkomen, has called for an amicable resolution to the ongoing police recruitment stalemate to allow the suspended exercise to resume immediately. He urged those who filed the court application to seek a quick solution.

The recruitment of 10,000 police officers was suspended by an interim court order.
Lady Justice Hellen Wasilwa issued the interim conservatory orders following an application filed on September 30, 2025.
Murkomen warned against corruption, stating that both police and parents involved in bribery for recruitment slots would face arrest and prosecution.

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