The Inspector General of The National Police Service Douglas Kanja, represented by his deputy Matthew Kutoh has briefed four police officers being deployed to the United Nations Peacekeeping Mission in South Sudan as part of the Specialised Police Team (Anti-Cattle Raiding Component).

In order to achieve a successful mission , Kutoh asked the officers to keep the highest standards of discipline, integrity and professionalism. He ordered them to remember they carry the flag of Kenya and they should maintain discipline and adhere strictly to UN’s regulations.

Drawn from the Kenya Police Service (KPS), Administration Police Service (APS), and Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI), the officers will serve under the command of Kioko Munyambu, SSP for a 12-month period.

“Their mission is to undertake specialised duties in support of peacekeeping efforts, aligning with international policing standards,” NPS says, adding that, “these officers will join others deployed in the mission area, reinforcing Kenya’s contribution to regional security and stability.”

Also in attendance was the NPS Staff Officer for Peace Support Operations, Albert Masese, CP.