He said that a transformed service that is aligned to the best international standards is crucial to a country’s economic development. The police service has been accused of using excessive force and, often, getting orders from political and other quotas in the discharge of its mandate. INTEGRITYBut Mr Mutyambai, who was vetted Thursday by the joint committees on Administration and National Security of the National Assembly and that on Defence and Foreign Relations of the Senate, said he would not be compromised. Mr Mutyambai, the deputy director of counter-terrorism at National Intelligence Service (NIS) was nominated by President Kenyatta to replace Mr Boinnet, whose term ended mid this month. I will make a difference through leadership by integrity,” Mr Mutyambai, a Bachelor of Agriculture graduate from the University of Nairobi, said.

Source: Daily Nation March 28, 2019 21:56 UTC