Kenya Police Service

Government Assures Two-Rivers Crescent Residents of Security Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen and senior security officials today met residents of Two Rivers Crescent Estate in Ruiru, Kiambu County, to address concerns over a land ownership dispute and alleged intimidation, harassment and threats of forced eviction. The CS assured residents that their grievances would be addressed and appropriate action taken to protect their safety, property and legal rights. Deputy Inspector General-KPS Eliud Lagat urged residents to remain calm and maintain peace, noting that security is a shared responsibility. Deputy Inspector General-APS Gilbert Masengeli assured them of their safety, while DCI Director Mohammed Amin pledged thorough investigations into the concerns raised.

Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen, accompanied by DIG KPS Eliud Lagat, DIG APS Gilbert Masengeli and DCI Director Amin Mohammed, has arrived in Ruiru, Kiambu County, for a consultative fact-finding meeting with residents of Two Rivers Crescent Estate. The visit follows a Senate directive seeking government intervention over the land ownership dispute and growing security concerns in the estate.

Chief Inspector William Bosire takes us inside Kileleshwa Police Station, highlighting how officers, local security, and boda boda riders work together to keep the community safe.

Arrivals Cabinet Secretary for Interior and National Administration, Hon. Kipchumba Murkomen, and Deputy Inspector General, Kenya Police Service, Mr. Eliud Lagat, have arrived at Radisson Blu Hotel, Upper Hill, Nairobi, ahead of a high-level Refugee Shirika Plan Meeting convened by the Department of Refugee Services (DRS). The meeting brings together Heads of Mission, donor groups, UN agencies and international partners to review funding, advance support for the Shirika Plan and coordinate regional refugee responses.