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President William Ruto has appointed Amin Mohamed Ibrahim as the new director of criminal investigations. Amin, who was the director of the internal affairs unit at the national police service now replaces George Kinoti, who resigned recently at the start of the new administration’s tenure. Amin overcame competition from nine other candidates
President Ruto appoints Amin Mohamed Ibrahim new DCI boss
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