Sixty days after the Kenyan police flew to Haiti on a peacekeeping mission, has achieved significant milestones in stabilizing the Caribbean nation.
According to the National Police Service (NPS) Headquarters in Nairobi, the team has worked closely with the Haiti National Police, leading to improved public safety.
The team led by MSS Commander Geoffrey Otunge has helped in the takeover of key infrastructure from gangs, and the reopening of vital roads, which has enabled the return of thousands of displaced Haitians.
In a statement, Gilbert Masengeli, Acting Inspector General of the National Police Service, praised the MSS Force Commander Otunge, and his team for their dedication and patriotism.
Despite these challenges among them the delayed salaries, the MSS team continues to make strides in their mission have have received additional equipment, including armoured vehicles from France and the U.S., enhancing their operational capabilities.
The mission, which aims to support Haiti in combating gang violence and restoring stability, has also seen the Kenyan officers taking control of critical infrastructure such as a local port and a national hospital.
