The National Intelligence Service (NIS) remains one of Kenya’s most secretive government agencies, leaving many Kenyans wondering how officers are recruited into the country’s civilian intelligence service. Unlike most government institutions, NIS does not regularly advertise jobs in newspapers or conduct large-scale public recruitment exercises. Instead, the agency recruits based on specific professional needs and
Detectives have launched a probe into the death of the County Intelligence NIS Coordination head, who was found dead in his official residence in Nyamira on Friday. The body of David Kipkoech Kosgey, 56, was discovered dead at midday alone in his house, which is situated next to the county commissioner’s office. County Commissioner Benson
A bribery case against a judiciary officer has hit a dead end after the loss of key evidence, raising the prospect of withdrawal nearly six years since it began. According to documents obtained by hivileo.co.ke, the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has recommended to the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) that the
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