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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 31109, member: 636"] Kenya's President William Ruto announced plans to boost police pay and change their work conditions. His administration wants officers to feel motivated as they protect citizens across the country. The first round of salary increases reached officers' bank accounts last year. Better compensation helps security forces safeguard lives and property with greater dedication. Building projects created 27,000 new living spaces for officers through Kenya's affordable housing efforts. These updates include revised employment terms plus the salary improvements that began earlier. During his recent Mt Kenya region tour, Ruto handed over more than 60 homes at Chuka Police Station. These new residences provide quality shelter for officers serving in Chuka and Tharaka Nithi counties. Police received their initial salary enhancement during July 2024 as part of major reforms. This raise came directly from recommendations in retired Chief Justice David Maraga's task force findings. The entire reform package aims to strengthen effectiveness and boost spirits among law enforcement personnel. Officials plan to give officers a total 40% raise divided into three separate increases. Starting July 1, 2024, entry-level constables saw their pay jump by 20%, with smaller percentages for higher positions. According to Interior Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo, these reforms will continue through 2028. The four-year plan targets leadership improvements, better accountability systems, staff development, and equipment upgrades. Special technical teams handle legal framework changes affecting all three police services. [/QUOTE]

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