Kindiki Orders Strict Vetting for 2026 National Honours

Author: kenyans.co.kePublished on: October 28, 2026Country: Kenya
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Kindiki Orders Strict Vetting for 2026 National Honours

Kenyan Deputy President Kithure Kindiki directed the committee overseeing the 2026 National Honours nominations to apply strict criteria and thoroughly vet candidates. At a meeting with the National Honours Committee, he warned against favouritism and nominating undeserving individuals. The process should select people whose service, sacrifice and exceptional contributions to the country merit national recognition. The presidential awards recognise contributions in fields including public service, security, education, sports and community development.

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