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Police receive Sh26.1b for the next financial spending year

By By CYRUS OMBATI and ROSELYN OBALA | May. 2, 2014

By CYRUS OMBATI and ROSELYN OBALA

Kenya: The National Police Service has been allocated Sh26.1 billion in the 2014/2015 financial year to help boost security around the country.

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