KTN Prime: NCCK on police reforms
Added on July 04, 2012
The national council of churches of Kenya is concerned over the slow pace of police reforms saying it may undermine the credibility of the next general election. NCCK is worried that nine months after president Kibaki signed into law the police service commission bill, the commission is yet to be set up. The hiccups include parliament’s rejection of the nominees to the police service commission and the politicization of the process. Aaron Ochieng reports from Limuru
Last Modified: 04 Jul 2012 22:27
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