Kenya: Expectant Officers Get New Uniform Provision As Ruto Unveils Police Attire

Kenya: Expectant Officers Get New Uniform Provision As Ruto Unveils Police Attire

Nairobi -- Expectant police officers are among those set to benefit from Kenya's redesigned General Duty police uniform unveiled by President William Ruto on Friday as more than 6,000 recruits passed out at the National Police College in Kiganjo.

Kenya Unveils New Police Uniforms

Kenyan President Dr. William Ruto on Friday, August 28, launched the new uniforms for General Duty police officers. Ruto unveiled the new uniforms at the Kiganjo Police Training College in Nyeri County. Under the new design, police officers will be donning sky-blue shirts paired with dark blue trousers and berets. The National Police Service (NPS) has also introduced dresses for female police officers in the new uniform changes. This comes days …

Expectant officers get new uniform provision as Ruto unveils police attire

NAIROBI, Kenya, Aug 28 — Expectant police officers are among those set to benefit from Kenya’s redesigned General Duty police uniform unveiled by President William Ruto on Friday as more than 6,000 recruits passed out at the National Police College in Kiganjo. The new attire introduces a refreshed look for male and female officers, replacing the previous all-deep-blue appearance with a dual-tone combination of light sky-blue and deep navy blue. …

Who is the supplier of new Kenya police uniforms?

There is silence and silence on the supplier of the new Kenya Police Service uniform to be unveiled on Friday, August 28, 2026, during the pass-out parade of recruits at the National Police College Main Campus in Kiganjo, Nyeri County. President William Ruto is set to launch the new uniforms amid secrecy on the suppliers and cost of the same. Insiders however claim an influential Member of Parliament is behind the lucrative multi billion tender.…

William Ruto to preside over passing-out parade of police recruits, launch new uniform

President Ruto will oversee a passing-out parade for over 6,000 police recruits at Kiganjo on August 29, unveiling new uniforms to replace the navy-blue design.