CS Murkomen Explains Why Police Ask Kenyans for Fuel: “It’s Not Bribery”

CS Murkomen Explains Why Police Ask Kenyans for Fuel: “It’s Not Bribery”

Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has explained why police officers often ask members of the public to provide fuel when responding to cases, admitting that the government does not allocate enough fuel for police vehicles each month. Speaking at the Jukwaa La Usalama forum in Homa Bay town on Tuesday, Murkomen said such requests should not be mistaken for corruption. He noted that the government allocates 450 litres of fuel per police vehicle monthly, a figure he admitted falls far s...
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Treasury to Roll Out Electric Vehicles for Key Government Institutions

Treasury to Roll Out Electric Vehicles for Key Government Institutions

The National Treasury has announced plans to acquire electric vehicles (EVs) for four key government institutions. In a tender notice published on Tuesday, December 17, the Treasury invited local and international manufacturers and dealers to lease electric vehicles to the government. The plan targets the National Police Service (NPS) the National Government Administrative Services, the Kenya Prisons Service, and various ministries. “Tendering will follow the Stage Tendering Procurement Proced...
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