Kenyan Police Officers Lauded for Role in Stabilising Haiti

Kenya is lauding 230 Kenyan police officers returning from an 18-month tour of duty in Haiti under the now-defunct Multinational Security Support Mission, praised for their professionalism and discipline. This comes as another contingent of 230 officers departed for Haiti to join the Gang Suppression Force.

Governors push for more power in security matters

Governors in Kenya are advocating for a greater role in security and foreign affairs, areas traditionally managed by the national government. This demand was raised during the 12th National and County Governments Coordinating Summit in Nairobi, where governors argued that these issues significantly impact county-level stability and development.

IG Kanja Welcomes Home First Kenyan Police Team After Successful 18-Month Haiti Mission

Ruto Defends Kenya–US Health Deal, Says Agreement Will Not Short-Change Kenyans

President William Ruto has defended the Kenya–United States Health Cooperation Framework, assuring Kenyans it will not lead to exploitation and emphasizing that Kenyan data protection laws take precedence. He stated that the agreement, thoroughly vetted by the Office of the Attorney General, is anchored on firm legal ground and prioritizes national interests.

230 police officers return from the Haiti mission