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Police officers are set to receive a salary increment set to be backdated to July 1st, marking a key step towards enhancing the welfare of the nation's security personnel. The initiative is part of a larger reform agenda emanating from recommendations of the former chief justice David Maraga led national task force on police reforms, tasked with assessing and improving working conditions within Kenya's security agencies.
Government implements salary increase for police officers
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