Parliamentary Committee Assesses GSU Training Needs at Magadi
The Parliamentary Committee on Administration and Internal Security has visited the National Police Service Magadi Field Training Camp as it considers the needs of the General Service Unit (GSU) ahead of its budgetary recommendations.
Led by Chairman Hon. Gabriel Tongoyo, the Committee was hosted by the Deputy Inspector General, Kenya Police Service, Mr. Eliud Lagat. Members were taken through the activities at the camp and briefed on its current status, facilities and operational needs.
The assessment will form part of the Committee’s considerations in making budgetary recommendations for the GSU.
Parliamentary Security Committee Visits Magadi Camp to Assess GSU Needs
The Parliamentary Committee on Administration and Internal Security has arrived at the National Police Service Magadi Field Training Camp to assess its operational needs and inform budgetary recommendations for the General Service Unit (GSU).
The delegation, led by Committee Chairman Hon. Gabriel Tongoyo, is being received by the Deputy Inspector General, Kenya Police Service, Mr. Eliud Lagat.
Deputy Inspector General Kenya Police Receives Parliamentary Security Committee at Magadi
Deputy Inspector General, Kenya Police Service, Mr. Eliud Lagat, has received the Parliamentary Committee on Administration and Internal Security at the National Police Magadi Field Training Camp.
Led by its Chairman, Hon. Gabriel Tongoyo, the Committee is at the camp to assess its needs and inform budgetary recommendations for the General Service Unit (GSU).
Welcome to the National Police College, Magadi Field Campus.
A dedicated training ground where discipline, skills and professionalism are strengthened in preparation for service to the nation.
Behind the security of foreign missions and the safety of the diplomatic community in Kenya is the specialized work of the Diplomatic Police Unit (DPU), a unit within the Kenya Police Service.
In an exclusive interview, Chief Inspector Anwar R. Kusimba, Officer Commanding Station (OCS) at the DPU Headquarters in Gigiri, Nairobi, shares insights into the unit’s operations and strategies for safeguarding diplomatic missions and personnel.
Deputy Inspector General of the Kenya Police Service, Mr. Eliud Lagat, on October 26, 2026, inaugurated the Boards of Trustees of Kenya Police FC and Police Bullets at Vigilance House, Nairobi, urging them to uphold integrity, accountability and teamwork.
During the event, the Executive Board was appointed by Mr. Gideon Nyale Munga, Chairman of Kenya Police FC and Executive Chairman of Police Bullets, before signing their acceptance letters.
Mr. Lagat assured the new leadership of his support, alongside that of the club's patron, Dr. Raymond Omollo. He urged them to build on the achievements of the past four years, harness their collective experience and fresh ideas, and sustain the clubs’ position among the country’s leading football teams.
New Police Facilities Boost Security Operations in Laikipia
Deputy President Prof. Kithure Kindiki today officially opened the Kirima Sub-County Police Headquarters and Ol Moran Police Station in Ol Moran, Laikipia West, Laikipia County.
The two facilities will strengthen police operations and improve response to banditry and livestock theft in the area.
Behind the security of foreign missions and the safety of the diplomatic community in Kenya is the specialized work of the Diplomatic Police Unit (DPU), a unit within the Kenya Police Service.
In an exclusive interview, Chief Inspector Anwar R. Kusimba, Officer Commanding Station (OCS) at the DPU Headquarters in Gigiri, Nairobi, shares insights into the unit’s operations and strategies for safeguarding diplomatic missions and personnel.
FKF Men Premier League:All Square at Mbaraki.
Police FC and Mombasa United share the spoils after a hard-fought draw in their FKF Premier League showdown at Mbaraki Sports Ground, Mombasa.
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