Insurance companies providing cover for Kenyan police officers have been ordered to pay all pending compensation claims for those injured while on duty. The directive, issued during a Senate Committee meeting on Thursday, October 30, gives insurers 14 days to settle claims approved by the Directorate of Occupational Safety and Health Services (DOSHS).

• Ksh1.075 Billion had been paid to officers as of October 2025 by the insurance consortium, but delays persist.
• Committee Chairperson Isiolo Senator Fatuma Dullo issued the firm ultimatum.
• Lawmakers expressed outrage over officers waiting years for compensation, with some injuries dating back to previous regimes, leading to frustration and hardship.