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Insecurity and traffic congestion making workers less productive
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Traffic snarl-up at the Globe roundabout flyover along Thika superhighway in Ngara. October 9, 2020. [Elvis Ogina, Standard]
A video of a boda boda passenger nonchalantly grabbing a traffic police officer’s phone at a roundabout on Thika Road was a horrifying reminder of how unsafe Nairobi and its environs have become.
The insecurity is likely to, among other things, cause a dip in levels of performance by employees in the city.
Always anxious, their concentration levels are likely to be reduced and their output consequently falls below average.
A study by German company Vaay ranks Nairobi 20th in the list of the most stressful cities this year. The index ranks 100 cities, with India’s Mumbai the most stressful city among them all, and by far.
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Sunday May 16 2021
A 44-year-old Bakaki Yunusu alias Kabbu, the suspected child trafficker was arrested in Amuru District on Saturday. Photo | UPF
Summary
The arrest follows a video clip that has gone viral on social medial in which he openly admitted to a BBC reporter that he has been illegally trafficking children from Uganda overseas for over 20 years for 10,000 Pounds, an equivalent of Shs49 million.
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Police in Elegu Township in Amuru District are holding a 44-year-old Ugandan who has been on a wanted list of serial child abductors and traffickers in the country.
The suspect, Bakaki Yunusu alias Kabbu was arrested on Saturday from his hideout home at Lorikwo West Cell, Elegu Town Council at the Uganda-South Sudan border during a joint intelligence-led operation by security personnel.
While launching report at the police headquarters in Naguru, the Inspector General of Police (IGP) Martins Okoth Ochola said the crime cases decreased from 215,224 in 2019 to 195,931 in 2020.
He has attributed the decrease to among others; the Covid-19 induced lock down that confined the masses in their homes, increased investment in anti-crime infrastructure like CCTV cameras and increased police presence among others.
He however says that they are currently working to urgently address incidents of corruption, indiscipline, human rights abuse amongst police officers and also roll out constant refresher trainings to enhance service delivery.
The police Annual Crime Report is a form of accountability on the progress of the institution in efforts to ensure peace, law and order that eventually leads to economic stability.