Mutyambai upbeat on reforms, says he will get the job done

Police chief (center) says he’s been listening to public views and reviewing reforms progress and mapping out areas that need interventions.

A hundred and thirty five days at the helm, Inspector General of Police Hilary Mutyambai has moved to stamp his authority in the National Police Service as reforms he has initiated begin to bite.

This week’s reorganisation of police leadership in Coast region added swell to the “disruption” he has caused in the Traffic department, the mop-up of illegal guns in North Rift, recall of VIP security and the centralisation of command has not escaped notice.