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Interior cabinet secretary Kithure Kindiki on Friday held a meeting with top DCI officers, led by Director of Criminal Investigations Mohamed Amin to establish mechanisms for resolving the backlog in issuance and processing of clearance certificates, popularly known as certificates of good conduct
CS Kindiki visits DCI over delays in issuance of certificates
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