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Amin Ibrahim Mohamed has today been sworn in as DCI director. The new DCI boss, who was sworn in at the supreme court by chief justice Martha Koome, promised to execute his duties professionally and uphold the rule of law. However, the task ahead is not easy.
News DCI boss Amin Ibrahim takes oath of office
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