NPS Targets Police Corruption With New Mandatory Plan

Cases of corruption, bribery and abuse of authority involving police officers have persisted, prompting fresh measures to strengthen integrity and accountability...
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The National Police Service (NPS) is set to launch mandatory ethics and integrity training for all officers, from recruits to commanders, as part of a comprehensive strategy to combat corruption within the force.
- The new training will feature two distinct modules developed by the National Criminal Investigations Academy (NCIA), focusing on general responsibilities and leadership roles respectively.
- Key figures involved include Assistant Inspector General and NPS Director of Training and Research Aljir Hassan, advocating for the immediate adoption of the modules across all training institutions.
- This initiative comes amid ongoing corruption cases and a Kenya National Gender and Corruption Survey 2025 report indicating police officers received an average bribe of Ksh4,656.
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