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'You are no longer watchmen,' Ruto orders agencies to rename private security officers
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'You are no longer watchmen,' Ruto orders agencies to rename private security officers

The Standard Kenyan about 1 hour 1 mins read
President Ruto bans 'watchman' and 'guard' titles for security personnel in state agencies, orders they be referred to as private security officers

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