He also ordered the IG Hillary Mutyiambai to initiate an investigation into the killing of the four demonstrators in Masimba town.
On Saturday, the IPOA CEO Elema Halake joined his investigation team at Masimba to ensure rapid investigations.
A senior officer from GSU headquarters and the Mashuuru subcounty police commander, Ahmed Abdi and his DCI Officers were also present.
The GSU officers who are being investigated were heading towards Mombasa in three vehicles when the incident occurred.
Eyewitnesses claim they arrived at the demonstration scene with sirens blaring, seemingly angering the demonstrators who were mourning the teacher's death.
Communities living next to protected areas lose half of their crops to elephants and other wild animals and are often dependent on food aid.
Matiang’i while in Masimba ordered relief food to be taken to the local people whose crops have been destroyed by the jumbos.
Other than the threat to human lives, the elephants have also destroyed nearly all water wells, streams and water reservoirs belonging to farmers in the Masimba and Merrueshi areas.
Matiang'i also ordered all the 7 primary schools that had been closed down because of the jumbo menace to be reopened.
“The Kajiado county commissioner, Wilson Wanyanga will work with the Tourism PS Zainab Hussein, KWS director-general John Waweru and the county police commander, Muthuri Mwongera to ensure the schools are opened,” the CS said.
