Kithure Kindiki

Interior security nominee Kithure Kindiki says Nyumba Kumi officials will be paid KSh500 per two meetings in a week to appreciate their efforts in ...

"Nyumba Kumi is a very critical organ within our security architecture, the kind of requests that have been presented by this cadre are modest, including KSh 500 per two meetings a week. [Tharaka Nithi county](https://www.tuko.co.ke/tag/tharaka-nithi-county-news/) and the nominee for the Ministry of Interior and Coordination of the National Government. The locals are encouraged by the Nyumba Kumi initiative to constantly interact and share information about one another and are expected to monitor security threats and provide information to the local administration and security organs. [Kithure Kindiki](https://kiswahili.tuko.co.ke/tag/kithure-kindiki/) appeared before the National Assembly to answer questions about his nomination to the ministry of interior and coordination of the national government. - Kindiki said the request to pay the officials KSh 500 per two meetings in one week was important to appreciate them for the role they play at the lowest level of the security system - During his vetting, Kithure Kindiki said the Nyumba Kumi was an integral part of the country's security system

Lesuuda, who was speaking during the vetting of Interior Cabinet Secretary Nominee Kidiki Kithure, questioned the new administration's plans to combat the ...

- disclosed18 October 2022 - 6:19 pm - Explainer18 October 2022 - 6:59 pm "As if that was enough, the criminals continue to be bolder by the day.

NAIROBI, Kenya, Oct 18 - Interior Cabinet Secretary nominee Kithure Kindiki has vowed to 'flatten gorges' used as hideouts by bandits, cattle rustlers in ...

The North Rift region has been an insecure area. Kindiki committed to ensure that cattle rustling, banditry and clan conflict are brought to an end as the vices are a threat to legitimacy of any government. Kindiki asserted that he will be ruthless while dealing with the bandits in the pastoralist communities who have become a menace and a threat to livelihood.

Prof. Kindiki Kithure, the Interior CS nominee has promised to address the banditry and cattle rustling menace ruthlessly if he gets the job.

What language are you going to have with a criminal having stolen cows from an innocent person and they are hiding?” he posed. We will do to criminals what needs to be done to them under both national and international law,” he added. “I have no apologies to make about this.