President William Ruto unveiled a new police uniform during the Kenya Police Service pass-out ceremony in Kiganjo, Nyeri County, on August 28, 2026. Speaking to graduates and officials, Ruto emphasized the importance of public trust in law enforcement for effective crime prevention. The event, held at the National Police College, saw the president preside over the passing-out parade of 6,000 police constables.
The new uniform replaces the navy-blue design and is part of efforts to modernize the police force. Ruto also called for continued public cooperation with security agencies to maintain law and order. The ceremony included the official launch of the updated attire, marking a key moment in Kenya’s police reform initiatives.
The passing-out parade, held at the National Police College Main Campus, highlighted the scale of the recruitment. Ruto’s remarks underscored the government’s commitment to strengthening police presence and public safety. The new uniform is expected to be implemented across the force in the coming months.
