FROM LORESHO STAFF COLLEGE. International Trade Fair - Pg. 6 NPSC Strategic Agenda Objectives For Pg. 6

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1 NPSC BULLETIN NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE COMMISSION Together we transform police for effective service delivery Issue #12 March 2017 Issue #14 December 2017 POLICE OFFICERS GRADUATE FROM LORESHO STAFF COLLEGE International Trade Fair - Pg. 6 NPSC Strategic Agenda Objectives For Pg. 6 Stakeholders Engagement - Pg. 8 Facebook/ NPSC Kenya

2 National Police Service Commission Together we transform the Police Service for effective service delivery Vision: Champion of a Dignified Professional Police Service Mission: Values: To transform and manage the human resource in the police service for efficiency and effectiveness Independence and Integrity Transparency and Accountability Respect for Diversity and Equality Editorial Team Contributors: Patrick Odongo - Director Communications & Outreach Antony A. Mulira Gerald Gichura Sande Murunga Graphic Design & Layout Sande Murunga Published By: National Police Service Commission 5th Floor Skypark Plaza, P.O. Box , Westlands, Nairobi. info@npsc.go.ke Tel: / Website: Follow Us on our Social Media Platforms Facebook/NPSC Kenya, Copyright 2017 National Police Service Commission About National Police Service Commission (NPSC) The National Police Service Commission (NPSC) is one of the independent commissions established under Chapter Fifteen of the Constitution The Commission is established under Article 246 of the Constitution. Article 246 (3) gives the Commission the mandate to: Recruit and appoint persons to hold or act in office in the police service, confirm appointments and determine promotions and transfers within the National Police Service; Observing due process, exercise disciplinary control over and remove persons holding or acting in offices within the Service; Perform any other functions as prescribed by the national legislation. 2 NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE COMMISSION Bulletin, Issue No. 14

3 Table of Contents New curriculum for the NPS Kenya Independent Commissions Workers Union Trade Fair Stakeholders Engagement Pictorial Pictorials : Wedding Ceremonies Staff Interview National Police Service Commission wishes you... Together we transform police for effective service delivery 3

4 New curriculum for the NPS POLICE OFFICERS GRADUATE FROM LORESHO STAFF COLLEGE Group Photo: Congratulations to the NPS Strategic Leadership and Command Course class No.3/2017 on their graduation at the Kenya Police Staff College-Loresho earlier A total number of 24 senior officers graduated with Diploma and Master in Leadership & Security Management. Photos Courtesy : Inspector General of Police POLICE OFFICERS GRADUATE FROM LORESHO STAFF COLLEGE The National Police Service Commission (NPSC) is working with other partners to come up with a new curriculum for the NPS said NPSC Chairperson Mr. Johnston Kavuludi. This was communicated in speech read on his behalf by the Commission CEO Joseph Onyango at the 3rd graduation ceremony of the National Police Service strategic leadership and command course held at the Kenya Police Service Staff College Loresho. Kavuludi noted that the programme which aims at imparting skills that are necessary for the officers to attain international standards in combating crime and corruption. It also aims to transformation the NPS to an efficient, effective and trusted institution. He argued that the service leadership needs to move away from the routine management practices that do not lead to critical evaluation performance outcomes necessary for effective delivery of security services. The Chairman commended the police officers for the professional manner in which they handled the issues surrounding the period of election despite several challenges in several Counties, we witnessed demonstrations and picketing by various players and the police were always on standby to step in where the lives and properties of Kenyans were at risk. He revealed that the commission had developed a scheme of service for the police officers which on awaits implementation and urged the officers to acquire skills that will enable them transit to the new ranks. Speaking during the graduation ceremony the Inspector General of Police Mr. Joseph Boinnet said, the course undertaken will assist the service effort in building a strong base to perform their duties better. It is therefore my hope that through this programme you have increased your understanding and appreciation of the Kenyan and global environment. Also present were the Deputy Inspector General of Kenya service Police Mr. Joel Kitili, Deputy Inspector General of Administration of Police services, Mr. Samuel Arachi and The Director of criminal Investigations Mr. Ndegwa Muhoro.t 4 NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE COMMISSION Bulletin, Issue No. 14

5 Union News: Kenya Independent Commissions Workers Union (KICWU) The Kenya Independent Commissions Workers Union (KICWU) recently held a meeting with the staff of the National Police Service Commission in order to recruit members to join the Union. Speaking during the meeting the KICWU National Secretary Njeru Kanyamba encouraged the NPSC staff to join the Union so that link between the employer and the staff in agitating for collecting bargaining agreement. The members can be recruited by signing membership forms Some Objectives of the Union include; 1. To secure through participation of all workers in the employment of the commission and assists them in the struggle for their rights as workers, 2. To strive for the improvement of working conditions of workers by endeavoring to obtain just wages for work of equal value and friendly employer/employee relationships at place of work, 3. To negotiate with employer or any authority with mandate to hear and enter into a collective Bargaining Agreement CBA. 4. To provide advice and obtain legal assistance where considered necessary to members and officials of the union in matters affecting their employment. 5. To agitate for equal treatment of all employees and to ensure equal opportunity in promotion and career development. A sum Ksh 500 will be deducted from each member s basic wage. Mr. Kanyamba was accompanied by the KICWU National Chairman Daniel Sumu and Senior Human Capital Management officers NPSC STRATEGIC AGENDA OBJECTIVES FOR Development of strategic plan Commissioners exit report 3. Delinking 4. Training of the National Police Service and National Police Service Commission staff 5. Resources mobilization 6. Automation 7. Compilation of the Standard Operation Procedure (SOP) 8. Communication and Outreach programmes /Image building 9. Compilation of the vetting of the traffic police officers 10. Competency development 11. Personnel growth of staff Quote Peace cannot be kept by force; it can only be achieved by understanding. Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that. ~ Martin Luther King, Jr. Together we transform police for effective service delivery 5

6 Trade Fair NPSC ATTENDS ITS SECOND INTERNATIONAL TRADE FAIR CEO /CS NPSC Joseph Onyango (Right) briefing the IG of police Joseph Boinnet (Left),DIGs. The National Police Service Commission participated in the Nairobi International Trade Fair, which begun on 25th September to 1st October 2017 at the Jamhuri Park, Nairobi County. The Commission s stand was housed within the NPS stand a long side the Kenya Police Stands, Administration and Directorate of Criminal Investigation. During the week long exhibition the commission was able to elaborate their mandate, receive complaints as well of compliments. The NPSC CEO, Joseph Onyango congratulated the staff for job well done and added that this will go a long way in the interaction with both the service and the public. He emphasized that the commission should be attending more exhibitions. The Inspector General Joseph Boinnet who visited the stand congratulated the team and urged more interactions in the future. Also in attendance was the Deputy Inspector General Administration Police Service, Samuel Arachi, Deputy Inspector General of Kenya Police Service Joel Kitili and the Director of Criminal Investigation Ndegwa Muhoro. Director of Criminal Investigation Ndegwa Muhoro, at NPSC stand. DCI forms an intergral part of the NPS 6 NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE COMMISSION Bulletin, Issue No. 14

7 NPS Stand at the 2017 International Trade Fair - Nairobi. 2 Mr. David Aludo Manager Records explaining a point to DCI officers at the NPSC stand. 3 Ag. Deputy Director ICT NPSC Benjamin Masila listening to Deputy Director National Disaster Pius Masaai (Left) as he airs out his views at NPSC Stand. 4 The Kenya Police Band entertaining visitors at the NPS stand. 5 The Administration Police Band entertaining the people at their stand at the Show Ground. 6 David Khamala from NPSC (in yellow) paying attention to police officer at the NPSC stand. Together we transform police for effective service delivery 7

8 Stakeholder engagement Pictorials Group Photo: NPSC Senior Management team and IPOA Senior Management team. Above: NPSC Chairman Johnston Kavuludi giving his keynote speech during the 6th Annual Conference of the Forum of Chairpersons of Constitutional Commissions and Holders of Independent Offices. 8 NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE COMMISSION Bulletin, Issue No. 14

9 NPSC Chairperson, Mr.Johnston Kavuludi handing over the communication publications to the Chairman of Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission, His grace Rtd Arch Bishop Dr Eliud Wabukala when the commission paid a courtesy call to the EACC office The National Police Service Commission led by CS/CEO Mr. Joseph Vincent Onyango paid a courtesy call at the Kenya Human Rights Commission(KHRC) offices Attended by the Chairperson Mrs. Kagwira Mbogori and the Head ofdirectorates. NPSC paid Courtesy call to Salaries and Remuneration Commission (SRC) to pave way for discussion on Job Evaluation,Job task analysis and NPSC/NPS Salaries NPSC CEO/CS Mr Joseph Onyango hands over NPSC materials to Deputy CEO TSC Mr.Simon KavisI of the Teachers Service Commission CS/CEO Mr. Joseph V Onyango handing over the communication publications to the deputy Director Public Prosecutions Mr. Jacob Ondari when NPSC management team paid a courtesy call to the Director Public Prosecutions office. Members of the NPSC management team led by the CEO Mr Joseph Onyango when they paid a courtesy call to the MediaCouncil of Kenya to discuss collaboration and media engagement during the implementation of the NPSC mandate and outreach programs Together we transform police for effective service delivery 9

10 Pictorials: Newly weds at the Commission Moses Munyo and Zipporah Ndile wedding NPSC Staff gifting the newly wedded. Moses and Zipporah cutting their wedding cake. Moses Munyo and Zipporah Ndile wedding Bundles Of Joy Saran Parents of Saumu and Keita. Leeroy EL Jelani baby of Annable Kuto 10 NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE COMMISSION Bulletin, Issue No. 14

11 Staff Interview: A day in the life of Francis Wa Njeri Francis Wa Njeri - Human Resource Officer Tell us about your family? I am son of single Mum (Wanjeri). I was born in Kiambu but I partly grew up in Murang a. When did you join the Commission? I joined the Commission on 17th March, What does your normal day look like? I normally get to work between 7.00 and 7.30 am and then I arrange the tasks to be completed by the end of the day. I m in HR Department and my work involves dealing with appeals from the Service. I do receive officers who visits us enquiring the status of their appeals. What do you find challenging about your job? Dealing with difficulty people (especially Ex-police officers) who sometimes asks questions that cannot be answered right away. What is the best part of your job? I always feel great when I offer satisfactorily Services to any visitor to the Commission. What is one thing that you would like to change or happen in the Commission? I would like to see a Commission that is able to deliver effective services. What is your favorite hobby? I like in house entertainment like Movie watching and text reading. What is your greatest fear? To die a sinner Who is your role model? My grandfather whom I m named after. He influenced my life a lot when I was growing up and my Mum for teaching me the power of prayer. When you leave the Commission, how would you like to be remembered? Hmmm, caring gentleman who loves and appreciates everybody Together we transform police for effective service delivery 11

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