DCI launches High-Level training to safeguard critical infrastructure
[Weekly Citizen - Kenya] - 16/02/2026
BY JARED OPIYO The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) has stepped up efforts to protect Kenya’s critical infrastructure by launching a specialised training programme aimed at enhancing infrastructure security and resilience. Director of Criminal Investigations Mohammed Amin The (…)
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