Nairobi, Kenya – The Inspector General of the National Police Service (NPS), Douglas Kanja Kirocho, joined the Muslim community in Eastleigh to celebrate Eid-ul-Fitr, marking the end of Ramadan. The event, held earlier today, drew thousands of worshippers and was closely monitored by a strong security presence. Kamukunji MP Yusuf Hassan shared highlights of the gathering on his official X account, @MPyusufhassan, acknowledging the presence of senior security officials who accompanied the Inspector General. Among them were Nairobi Regional Police Commander George Seda, Police Spokesperson Michael Nyaga Muchiri, Starehe OCPD Muraya, and Eastleigh North OCS Abdi Dis. Expressing his gratitude, MP Hassan commended the police leadership for their efforts in ensuring a safe and peaceful celebration. "My thanks to the IG and his team for their presence and commitment to ensuring a peaceful and joyful celebration," he posted, tagging the official NPS account, @NPSOFFICIAL_KE. Eastleig...

Another Kenyan Officer Killed in Haiti as Mission Faces Growing Danger The streets of Haiti have claimed yet another Kenyan life. Benedict Kabiru, a dedicated police officer deployed as part of the Multinational Security Support (MSS) mission, was shot and killed in an ambush during an anti-gang operation in Savien on Monday, March 24, 2025. His body remains in the hands of the very gangs he was sent to help contain, and Kenyan authorities are working urgently to recover it. Kabiru’s death is a painful reminder of the mounting risks Kenyan officers are facing in Haiti. Just a month ago, Police Constable Samuel Tompoi Kaetuai met the same fate in the Artibonite region. With each passing day, the mission seems to be growing more dangerous, and families back home are left to wonder if their loved ones will ever return. Haitian President Fritz Alphonse Jean has vowed to hunt down those responsible, but words alone cannot erase the fear and grief gripping the families of the fallen officers...