DNK International By Our Correspondent,South C.
The International Police Association (IPA) has opened an international seminar on advancing professional policing and crime management at the National Criminal Investigations Academy (NCIA) in South C, Nairobi.
The seminar, officially opened on Monday was attended by delegates from several countries, including Germany, Japan, Norway and Italy, alongside representatives from Kenyan universities and institutions such as EACC, KRA and KCB Bank.
Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja, who was the Chief Guest, was represented by NPS Director of Corporate Communication and Spokesperson Muchiri Nyaga who emphasised the need for innovative, technology-driven investigations, professionalism, integrity, accountability and respect for human rights in modern policing.
NCIA Chief Instructor Solomon Musai, speaking on behalf of the Commandant, highlighted the academy’s growing international recognition following its admission into the INTERPOL Global Academy Network after a signing ceremony at INTERPOL Headquarters in Lyon, France.
The November 1–6 seminar seeks to strengthen investigative skills, promote ethical and accountable policing, encourage international cooperation and facilitate the exchange of best practices in combating increasingly sophisticated crime.
Among those present were IPA Kenya Section President Dr Jared Ojuok, IPA Socio-Cultural Commission Chairperson Christos Parginos of Greece, Daniel Lorch of IPA Germany and other senior policing and institutional representatives.
[Daily News Kenya-International@November 2,2026]
