Ronald Musengi
Ronald Musengi is a career banker and civil servant in Kenya, formerly a commissioner of the National Police Service Commission.[1][2][3] He is widely known for institutional police reforms in Kenya including rigorous police lifestyle audits and development of numerous policy frameworks for the police service[4][5] at a time when the National Police in Kenya was widely ridiculed for extensive corruption.[6][7][8]
Ronald Musengi Commissioner, National Police Service Commission | |
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| In office November 2012 – October 2018 | |
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| Occupation | Civil servant |
| Profession | Career Banker Graduate Engineer Civil service |
References
- Team, The Star (25 February 2012). "Kenya: Saitoti's Brother on Shortlist for Police Job". AllAfrica.
- Wanyama, Reuben (11 November 2015). "NPSC trains officers on importance of vetting". Citizentv.co.ke.
- Mugendi, Nelson (23 August 2016). "Huge Mpesa transactions shocks vetting panel in Nakuru". hivisasa.com.
- "NPSC Bulletin - July 2018". www.npsc.go.ke. Kenya Police. Retrieved 10 June 2021.
- Wanjiku, Lilian (11 May 2017). "Police recruits to be deployed for August polls after two-months training". Citizentv.co.ke.
- Odanga, Ignatius; Amalemba, Robert (20 August 2016). "Millionaire police officer says he's broke during vetting exercise in Kakamega". The Standard (Kenya).
- "Traffic police officers to be vetted in two months". Daily Nation. 2 July 2020.
- Asiba, Evans (23 August 2016). "We used police vehicle to ferry our maize - Police vetting told". Citizentv.co.ke.
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