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Today the Kenyan president, His Excellency, Uhuru Kenyatta received a report on the implementation of the new National Police Service Information Management System from Interior CS Fred Matiang’i.
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The report indicates that the full automation of the Human Resource Management System is now complete. It shows that the National Police Service has a total of 101,288 policemen and women.
The new system features each police officer’s biometric data, certificate of appointment, national identity card details, KRA PIN, family background, academic qualifications, rank, and service history among other details.
The system will eliminate fraud associated with manual staff records and will facilitate the selection, recruitment, and management of police officers and foster fair performance appraisals, transparent deployment and transfers, and merit-based promotions,’’said president Kenyatta.
I also directed that the next step should be to have a web-based Occurrence Book and automation of instant fines, as well as the finalization of some police operations by 31st December this year,’’he added.
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