Police encourages business collaboration to boost security

Police encourages business collaboration to boost security

Kenyan police has called for collaboration from the business community in Nairobi in addressing security issues.

Adamson Bungei, Nairobi’s Regional Commander, emphasized the police’s commitment to rapidly responding to corporate security concerns, which aligns with their fundamental purpose of maintaining safety and supporting operational environments.

Bungei emphasized that improving security not only protects individuals but also has a significant impact on business operations, particularly in the hospitality industry, citing accolades such as Nairobi’s recognition as Africa’s leading business travel destination and one of the world’s top cities to visit in 2024, according to TripAdvisor and Lonely Planet.

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