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Behind the flawless execution at the GSU Course A closure at the National Police College – Magadi Field Campus is a dedicated team of Drill instructors led by Chief Drill Instructor (CDI) Chief Inspector Josephine Matoi. They took raw recruits and transformed them into drill perfectionists under the harsh Magadi sun.
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A Historic Blow Against Illicit Drugs.
More than 1,000kg of methamphetamine worth KSh8.2 billion has been destroyed in Mombasa, marking Kenya’s largest methamphetamine seizure.
Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen reaffirmed that there will be no safe space for illicit drugs and alcohol in Kenya.
The Inspector General hailed the milestone, citing strengthened intelligence, specialised enforcement and multi-agency cooperation.
The National Police Service remains resolute in disrupting drug-trafficking networks and protecting Kenyans.
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The Inspector General of the National Police Service, Mr. Douglas Kanja has arrived at the Bamburi Cement in Mombasa ahead of a ruling and determination of an Sh.8.2 billion methamphetamine haul seized in the Indian Ocean in 2025.
He was received by the Deputy Inspector General- KPS, Mr. Eliud Lagat, DIG- APS, Mr. Gilbert Masengeli, Director- DCI, Mr. Amin Mohamed and other senior Police officers in the National Police Service.
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A snapshot of Kenya’s policing heritage where history meets service, duty and leadership.
Honouring the past, serving the present. Shaping the future.
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One camp. One standard. 10 counties.
“For the first time, NPRs from different counties have trained together under one standardized programme at one police training camp.”
— Deputy Inspector General, Kenya Police Service, Mr. Eliud Lagat.
The first standardized programme brought together 705 National Police Reservists, including 11 Chiefs, strengthening coordination and harmonizing policing support across counties.
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Training must prepare officers for the task ahead.
“The course was properly designed to equip the National Police Reserve with the core competencies required for the intended policing support.”
— Inspector General of Police, Mr. Douglas Kanja, as 705 NPRs from 10 counties passed out at Magado Field Training Camp.
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Authority comes with responsibility.
“Use your authority and firearm with utmost care and responsibility. Remain faithful to your code of conduct and observe the law in all your undertakings.”
— Cabinet Secretary for Interior, Hon. Kipchumba Murkomen, addressing 705 National Police Reservists who passed out at Magado Field Training Camp.
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The wait is over. Magado is ready .
Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has arrived at Magado to preside over the Passing-Out Parade of the National Police Reservists.
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A little adjustment. One final touch.
The final preparations are underway ahead of the arrival of Cabinet Secretary for Interior and National Administration, Hon. Kipchumba Murkomen.
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Magado from the skies.
A bird’s-eye view of Magado Field Training Camp as the ground comes alive and trainees take their positions ahead of today’s passing-out parade.
From above, the scale of the day is clear.
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The parade ground is set. Magado Field Training Camp is ready.
National Police Reservists from 10 counties are lined up for their passing-out ceremony after completing their training.
Cabinet Secretary for Interior and National Administration Hon. Kipchumba Murkomen will preside over the ceremony.
10 counties. One parade. A new chapter of service.
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