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Interior Principal Secretary directing efforts on security, youth recruitment, village elder stipends, and national development vision initiatives.
… Interior Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo announced the initiative during a public baraza in Rachuonyo North Sub-County, Homa Bay County, describing the payments as a historic recognition of the role played by village elders in supporting national administration. …
… In Homa Bay County, ODM National Chairperson Gladys Wanga, accompanied by Interior Principal Secretary Dr Raymond Omollo, said the vision echoes the long-standing calls by former Prime Minister Raila Odinga for an inclusive national dialogue involving political leaders, religious …
Interior PS Omollo urges Kenyans to shape Ruto's vision for Kenya beyond 2030 By Walter Nyambaga July 31, 2026 06:23 (EAT) Add as a Preferred Source on Google Follow us Follow on Whatsapp Follow on Google Follow on Twitter Interior PS Raymond Omollo speaking at Ambassador Pamela …
… Speaking during an interdenominational prayer service and fundraiser for 331 church choirs in Nyamira County, Principal Secretary for Internal Security and National Administration Raymond Omollo said violence and criminality should not define Kenya's political landscape. …
… Speaking during an interdenominational prayer service and fundraiser for 331 church choirs in Nyamira County on Friday, Principal Secretary for Internal Security and National Administration Raymond Omollo urged politicians to embrace peaceful competition and respect democratic pr …
PS Omollo rallies Kenyans to shape President Ruto's vision for a prosperous Kenya beyond 2030 By Citizen Reporter July 31, 2026 07:46 (EAT) Add as a Preferred Source on Google Follow us Follow on Whatsapp Follow on Google Follow on Twitter Audio By Vocalize Principal Secretary fo …
Audio By VocalizeInterior Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo. [File-Standard] Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo has ordered administrators nationwide to intensify the fight against drug traffickers, warning they are exploiting young people and threatening Kenya's future workforc …
Interior Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo has challenged parents to take greater responsibility for their children's upbringing and protect them from politicians and criminal groups seeking to recruit young people into goonism and other unlawful activities.The PS observed that …
… Principal Secretary for Internal Security and National Administration Raymond Omollo said parents must closely monitor their children’s behaviour, academic progress and social circles to prevent them from being lured into goonism and other forms of political violence. …
Interior Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo announced that village elders across Kenya will receive monthly stipends beginning this month, recognising their role in community security, conflict resolution, and government programme implementation. The first payments, covering July, would be released starting Tuesday.
Interior Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo announced that village elders across Kenya will receive monthly stipends beginning this month, recognising their role in community security, conflict resolution, and government programme implementation. The first payments, covering July, would be released starting Tuesday.
Hours after President William Ruto unveiled Vision 2060, allied leaders fanned out across the country to rally support for the long-term development blueprint, which they describe as transformative and capable of accelerating Kenya towards first-world economy status. Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen and National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang'ula called on political leaders to embrace constructive dialogue and focus on development.
Interior PS Dr. Raymond Omollo has urged Kenyans to participate in developing a new long-term national blueprint to guide the country's development beyond Vision 2030. The National Conversation on Kenya's Future Beyond Vision 2030, scheduled to launch on August 12, will bring together citizens from all sectors to shape the country's next development agenda.
Kenya's Principal Secretary for Internal Security warned politicians against recruiting criminal gangs or exploiting young people to intimidate opponents and disrupt public gatherings, threatening legal action against those found culpable. He urged young people to reject political recruitment and resolve differences through elections rather than violence.
Kenya's Principal Secretary for Internal Security warned that political leaders who recruit criminal gangs or exploit young people to intimidate rivals and disrupt public meetings will face legal consequences, urging politicians to embrace peaceful competition ahead of the 2027 General Election.
Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo has called on Kenyans to participate in a National Conversation on Kenya's Future Beyond Vision 2030, formally launching August 12, 2026, which will bring together young people, students, professionals, political leaders, faith communities, the private sector and civil society to develop a people-driven national vision.
The Internal Security PS, speaking at a requiem mass in Mombasa, urged young Kenyans to embrace education and leadership opportunities, saying their decisions today will shape their future, and highlighted the late student leader Elvis 'Beast' Otieno as an example of commitment to service and nation-building.
Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo has directed administrators nationwide to intensify efforts against drug traffickers, warning they exploit young people and threaten Kenya's future workforce. He instructed County Commissioners, Deputy County Commissioners, Assistant County Commissioners, Chiefs, Assistant Chiefs and Village Elders to strengthen coordination with security agencies and local communities to curb drug trafficking, criminal gangs and violent extremism.
Interior Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo has called on parents to take greater responsibility for their children's upbringing and shield them from politicians and criminal groups seeking to recruit young people into criminal activities. He emphasised the family as the first line of defence and urged closer collaboration between parents, teachers, and school administrators to foster discipline and prevent youth involvement in crime.
Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo has warned parents to monitor their children's behaviour and social circles to prevent them from being recruited into political goonism and other forms of political violence. He called on parents, teachers and community leaders to work together to steer learners towards education and productive activities instead of allowing them to be exploited during political tensions.
Interior PS Dr. Raymond Omollo has urged parents to monitor their children's behaviour, academic performance, and social circles to protect them from politicians and criminal groups seeking to recruit young people into political violence and unlawful activities.
The Ministry of Interior announced that this year's Mashujaa Day celebrations will be co-hosted by Elgeyo Marakwet, Nandi and Uasin Gishu counties under the theme 'Security, Transport and Sports', with activities culminating in celebrations at Kipchoge Stadium in Eldoret.
Kenya will for the first time have three neighbouring counties—Uasin Gishu, Elgeyo-Marakwet, and Nandi—jointly host the national Mashujaa Day celebrations on October 20, with the main event at Kipchoge Stadium in Eldoret and complementary activities in the other two counties under the theme "Security, Transport and Sports."
The national government is investing more than Sh922 million in constructing 14 modern markets across Kisumu County under the Economic Stimulus Programme, expected to provide trading spaces for more than 4,000 traders while reducing post-harvest losses and improving market access.
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has dismissed President William Ruto's directive to security agencies to crack down on goons and criminal gangs, claiming that rogue police officers working with goons are the real security problem and alleging that government-linked individuals operate alongside gangs in Kenya.
Elvis, a former Technical University of Mombasa student leader and youth mobiliser known as "Beast," has died following an epileptic attack that resulted in a fatal fall. Leaders including Interior Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo paid tribute to him as a dedicated youth advocate and community organiser.
Elvis, a former Technical University of Mombasa student leader and youth mobiliser known as "Beast," has died following an epileptic attack that resulted in a fatal fall. Leaders including Interior Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo paid tribute to him as a passionate advocate for youth empowerment and community mobilisation.
Interior and National Administration Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo has urged young people to reject political manipulation and avoid violence, while defending the government's focus on healthcare, education and public services expansion. Speaking at a funeral in Siaya County, Omollo called on political leaders to stop exploiting youth to settle political differences.
Kenya's Chiefs are responding to climate change's intensified droughts, floods, displacement and resource competition by bridging government and communities, preventing conflict and strengthening resilience at the local level.
Hackers compromised the President's official website on Saturday, defacing its homepage and demanding five bitcoins (Sh41.3 million) as ransom, threatening to leak unspecified information. The Ministry of Information confirmed the breach but stated there is no evidence of unauthorised access to sensitive data.
The Principal Secretary for Internal Security and National Administration says the Government's reforms to ease access to national identification documents are helping eliminate barriers to government services, development opportunities and democratic participation, following a presidential directive to issue ID documents to eligible Kenyans without unnecessary obstacles.
Principal Secretary Dr Raymond Omollo said the Government's ongoing reforms to ease access to national identification documents are helping eliminate barriers that have long prevented many Kenyans from accessing government services, development opportunities and democratic participation. President William Ruto directed that all eligible Kenyans be issued with identification documents without unnecessary obstacles.
Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo said President Ruto has directed that all eligible Kenyans be issued with identification documents without unnecessary obstacles. Omollo stated the reform is aimed at removing barriers that have denied many Kenyans access to government services and economic opportunities.
Opposition leaders, led by Kalonzo Musyoka, have called on the IEBC to take firm action against individuals violating electoral laws ahead of the Ol Kalou parliamentary by-election, saying the commission's handling of the poll will test its credibility ahead of the 2027 General Election.
The United Alternative Government opposition coalition has declared Thursday's Ol Kalou parliamentary by-election a litmus test for Kenya's electoral integrity ahead of the 2027 General Election, warning that the conduct of the IEBC and security agencies will determine public confidence in next year's polls.
Opposition leaders have accused President William Ruto's administration of presiding over an escalating wave of political violence, warning that the country risks sliding into political intolerance unless state institutions act impartially. The opposition cited violent incidents over the weekend in Kisumu and Nyahururu, as well as previous confrontations involving opposition figures, and called for prompt, independent and transparent investigations.
Interior PS Raymond Omollo has challenged religious leaders to admonish political leaders who make discriminatory and hateful comments in churches, particularly as the country approaches next year's general election. He urged clergy to prevent politicians from making divisive ethnic-based statements designed to discredit opponents.