PRESS STATEMENT | COURT OF APPEAL JUDGMENT ON THE MANDATE OF THE NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE COMMISSION
National Police Service Commission - Kenya
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The National Police Service Commission convened a two-day workshop to review aligned Human Resource instruments for the National Police Service ahead of the Commission's consideration and approval. It brought together the Commission Chairperson and Commissioners, the Commission Secretary/CEO, the NPS Secretary for Administration/Accounting Officer (SA/AO), and senior Human Capital Management leaders from both institutions.
Chairperson Dr Amani Yuda Komora thanked officers for their dedication and commitment in developing the instruments. He commended the progress made and called for regular reviews to keep them relevant and responsive to emerging trends.
The SA acknowledged the Commission’s continued support and partnership with the Service. She noted that, four years ago, the NPS had inherited a dysfunctional Personnel and Finance Management (PFM) arm. Through continued collaboration, the NPS had made significant progress in establishing a functional PFM system. She also described the development of an establishment for civilian staff as a significant milestone in strengthening human resource management and administration.
The workshop advanced the long-term joint work of NPS and NPSC officers on the proposed organisational structure and staff establishment, Career Progression Guidelines, and Human Capital Policies and Procedures Manual. The instruments will be submitted to the Commission for consideration and approval. Once approved, they will support more effective management, workforce planning and career progression for civilian staff in the Service.
Chairperson Dr Amani Yuda Komora thanked officers for their dedication and commitment in developing the instruments. He commended the progress made and called for regular reviews to keep them relevant and responsive to emerging trends.
The SA acknowledged the Commission’s continued support and partnership with the Service. She noted that, four years ago, the NPS had inherited a dysfunctional Personnel and Finance Management (PFM) arm. Through continued collaboration, the NPS had made significant progress in establishing a functional PFM system. She also described the development of an establishment for civilian staff as a significant milestone in strengthening human resource management and administration.
The workshop advanced the long-term joint work of NPS and NPSC officers on the proposed organisational structure and staff establishment, Career Progression Guidelines, and Human Capital Policies and Procedures Manual. The instruments will be submitted to the Commission for consideration and approval. Once approved, they will support more effective management, workforce planning and career progression for civilian staff in the Service.
NPSC JOINS THE NATION IN CELEBRATING MASHUJAA DAY 2026
The National Police Service Commission joined fellow Kenyans in celebrating Mashujaa Day 2026 at Kipchoge Keino Stadium in Eldoret, Uasin Gishu County. Commissioner Edwin Cheluget and Commission Secretary and Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Peter Leley, represented the Commission during the national celebrations graced by H.E. President William Samoei Ruto.
Mashujaa Day honours the courage, sacrifice and selfless service of Kenya’s heroes and heroines whose contributions have shaped the nation’s history and continue to inspire generations.
The Commission recognises the dedication and sacrifice of police officers in safeguarding lives, protecting property and upholding the rule of law. Their service remains integral to national security, peace and stability.
As we celebrate our heroes, let us uphold the values of patriotism, integrity, unity and service to the nation.
Happy Mashujaa Day, Kenya!
The National Police Service Commission joined fellow Kenyans in celebrating Mashujaa Day 2026 at Kipchoge Keino Stadium in Eldoret, Uasin Gishu County. Commissioner Edwin Cheluget and Commission Secretary and Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Peter Leley, represented the Commission during the national celebrations graced by H.E. President William Samoei Ruto.
Mashujaa Day honours the courage, sacrifice and selfless service of Kenya’s heroes and heroines whose contributions have shaped the nation’s history and continue to inspire generations.
The Commission recognises the dedication and sacrifice of police officers in safeguarding lives, protecting property and upholding the rule of law. Their service remains integral to national security, peace and stability.
As we celebrate our heroes, let us uphold the values of patriotism, integrity, unity and service to the nation.
Happy Mashujaa Day, Kenya!
The Commission Chairperson Dr. Amani Komora, Commissioners, CEO and technical leads from the piloting institutions are attend a two-day Inter-Agency Collaboration on Data and Learning (LAC) Oversight & Executive Retreat in Naivasha convened by @IJMKenya.
The forum seeks to strengthen coordination, data quality & governance for police accountability through the CRDQA and Oversight & Executive Committees, anchored on a data-driven collaborative monitoring system. "As a Commission, we remain fully committed to a collaborative, data-driven and accountable policing oversight system that restores public trust." - Dr. Komora
The forum seeks to strengthen coordination, data quality & governance for police accountability through the CRDQA and Oversight & Executive Committees, anchored on a data-driven collaborative monitoring system. "As a Commission, we remain fully committed to a collaborative, data-driven and accountable policing oversight system that restores public trust." - Dr. Komora
