Kenyan police officers deployed to Haiti will receive a substantial monthly salary from the United Nations as part of their peacekeeping mission. So far, the Kenyan government has sent around 600 officers to Haiti, who have been actively patrolling the streets and engaging in efforts to restore order. One of their significant achievements includes reclaiming the port from gang control, which has been a major step towards stabilizing the area.
Reliable sources indicate that each of these police officers will earn a monthly salary of Ksh. 279,955, inclusive of all allowances. This generous compensation package reflects the challenging and crucial nature of their peacekeeping duties. The deployment of Kenyan officers is seen as a significant contribution to international efforts to bring peace and stability to Haiti, a nation that has been grappling with severe political and social unrest.
The officers’ presence and their successful operations, such as the port reclamation, highlight the effectiveness and importance of international cooperation in addressing global security issues. The high salary also underscores the value placed on their service and the risks they face in such volatile environments. This mission not only aids Haiti but also enhances Kenya’s reputation in international peacekeeping effort
