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Uhuru pledges secure polls as 4,000 police graduate

President Uhuru Kenyatta inspects a parade when he presided over the Kenya Police Service recruits passing out in Kiganjo, Nyeri County.

Close to 4,000 police recruits have been added to the internal security workforce, following their graduation from Kiganjo Police Training College Friday.

The recruits get into the force at a time the country is grappling with numerous internal security challenges that have in the recent past resulted in multiple operations in different regions.

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