Kenya 2027 election: Police promise neutrality as goonism and insecurity test public trust

Kenya’s police have promised to remain neutral and protect all participants in the 2027 General Election, as concerns over political violence and the reported use of organised groups raise fresh questions about whether voters can trust security agencies to act impartially. Speaking on Wednesday, September 2, 2026, during a high-level National Election Security Roundtable Consultative […]

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