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Inspector-General Japhet Koome has announced new changes in the police force affecting 13 senior officers among them Adamson Bungei who is now the new Nairobi police chief.
Bungei takes over from James Mugera who has since retired from the force after attaining retirement age.
In the same changes, Abdallah Komesha, who was recently moved to the Directorate of Criminal Investigations Headquarters as the Head of Personnel, has now been named the new Principal Deputy to the IG. KTN News Live ~ Streaming Kenya, Africa and World news and programmes 24/7
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Adamson Bungei named new Nairobi police chief in changes
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