As Director of Criminal Investigations Mohammed Amin Ibrahim's contract nears its end, his tenure is marked by significant institutional reforms alongside operational controversies and accountability concerns.

• Mr. Amin's contract was extended in July 2024, defying mandatory retirement at 60 and raising governance questions.
• The DCI faced scrutiny over cases including the Kericho mass grave and the South C building collapse.
• Despite efforts like disbanding the anti-counterfeit unit and bolstering international partnerships with bodies like Interpol and the FBI, unresolved cases and accountability gaps persist.