Community Policing in Practice
The Case of Ruai Neighbourhood in Kenya
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Community policing concept was adopted in Kenya in March 2002 and was launched in Ruai, Nairobi in March 2005. Ruai is a cosmopolitan suburb located approximately 30Km on the eastern part of Nairobi, along the busy Nairobi-Kangundo Road. The area is characterised by both middle- and low-income dwellers with high levels of crime. The larger "Ruai" comprises eight zones: Ruai Central, Kamulu, Capitol Hill, Ndege View, Njiru, Gituamba, Makongeni and Sewage area. In Kenya, community policing informally started at Mawe-Mbili (two-stones) area, within Capitol Hill zone. To reduce crime and secure th...
Community policing concept was adopted in Kenya in March 2002 and was launched in Ruai, Nairobi in March 2005. Ruai is a cosmopolitan suburb located approximately 30Km on the eastern part of Nairobi, along the busy Nairobi-Kangundo Road. The area is characterised by both middle- and low-income dwellers with high levels of crime. The larger "Ruai" comprises eight zones: Ruai Central, Kamulu, Capitol Hill, Ndege View, Njiru, Gituamba, Makongeni and Sewage area. In Kenya, community policing informally started at Mawe-Mbili (two-stones) area, within Capitol Hill zone. To reduce crime and secure the neighbourhood, residents donated land and materials, and build a temporary police post currently; Mawe-Mbili police station. This was instrumental in identifying the area for piloting community-based policing. However, its adoption was greatly influenced by various factors that this book seeks to explain.
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