Chief Justice Martha Koome will on Wednesday preside over the swearing-in of Mohamed Amin Ibrahim as the new Director of DCI.
The event will take place at the Supreme Court Building at 8am.
President William Ruto last week appointed Mohamed Amin Ibrahim as the new Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) boss.
This was via gazette notice VOL.CXXIV - No. 213 of October 14, 2022
Amin ,58 has masters degree in Criminology and Security Management from Egerton University.
He also has a degree in Criminology and Security Studies from Egerton University and a diploma in international studies from University of Nairobi.
He has a certificate from the National Defence College (First Class Honors).
Amin has been in the service since he joined police in 1989.
He has served as the director of IAU since February 2020 during which he received and investigated dozens of complaints against police.
Amin has been the head of banking fraud unit at Central Bank, head of DCI in Rift Valley, North Eastern, Central, Western and head of Small Arms and Light Weapons.
He also served at the defunct Anti- Corruption Police Unit in 2002 and as a DCIO at Langata, Kilindini, Thika and Mandera divisions.
Amin successfully investigated a case involving former Deputy Chief Justice Nancy Baraza versus Rebecca Kerubo and testified before the Judicial Service Commission Sub-committee and the Tribunal chaired by Retired former Chief Justice Augustino Ramadhani in 2012.
He also investigated and prosecuted the murder case of the late Bishop Luigi Locati of Isiolo Diocese and prosecuted a Catholic Priest and five others.
