Tana River – Kipchumba Malkomen, Secretary of Internal Affairs and International and National Management, has reiterated that the government supports free speech and is not in the censorship business.
Speaking to journalists on the fifth day of the Jukwaalausalama County tour on the Tana River, CS said that the performance of the Bhutai Girls students on Wednesday at the 63rd Kenya National Drama and Film Festival in Naku County gave the only criticism involved in “involvement in the education of our children.”
He said the government has never been threatened by “war echoes” or “any script.”
He said: “Like many of us, I study literature and know the important role it plays.
Our teachers say it’s perfect for following professional training to treat students, including following codes of conduct. ”
He warned politicians against involving students in political activities.
“I am a complete supporter of speech and media freedom unless there is the glory of hatred, insult or crime,” CS Murkomen said.
Yesterday, CS apologised following tear gas from a journalist covering the rehearsal for the Butaire Girls play “Echoes of War.”
He also vowed to take action against security officials who may have used excessive force to address the issue.
While on the Tana River, CS evaluated the provision of government services, including ongoing mobile registration of IDs. The CS also evaluated the implementation of new policies, including discriminatory extra reviews of ID applicants from border counties and discarding fees for first-time ID applicants.
The CS is also set up to host city halls that are expected to be characterized by resource-related conflicts and disaster preparations, such as resource-related conflicts and disaster preparations.
“The Tana River is one of the most affected counties by climate change and we will discuss ways to mitigate the effects among other challenges,” he told journalists before the meeting.
He said the Tana River is facing a severe drought of half the year, raising the conflict between farmers and pastoralists and pastoralists.
For the remainder of the year, many of the counties have been affected by floods, and CS said they are seeking better disaster response.
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CS Murkomen also vowed to improve the welfare of police and administrators, saying that no officer should be considered a post of punishment.
“We know that shortages of personnel have affected the smooth implementation of officer rotations, and that some people remain in difficult operating areas for long periods of time. The planned recruitment and streamlining of 10,000 police officers, as well as the stricter implementation of the rotation policy, will help to cure the problem of overstaying at one station,” CS said.
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