Director of Criminal Investigation (DCI) George Kinoti has held a Christmas party for needy children and families at the DCI headquarters.

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The children were selected from different homes of the disadvantaged and rescue centers under the Kenya Family Charities.

The event was characterized by songs and dances as the children had opportunity to interact with DCI staff including the DCI Director George Kinoti, who joined them in the celebrations.


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There was a sermon delivered by Father Musa Mwangi, of the Blessed Sacrament Parish in Buruburu, who reinstated the need for sharing and reminded the DCI staff that blessings comes to those who cares about others and share with the less fortunate in the society.

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Donations of foodstuffs donated by business mogul Malkit Singh Main, INSTA products CEO  Dhiren Chandaria, Anytime Limited and other well wishers were also shared with the families during the event.

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Speaking at the event, Kinoti called on Kenyans to pray for DCI officers carrying out their duties, as he urged his colleagues to remain focused on their daily duties in fighting crime.

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Kinoti also lit a Christmas tree at the DCI headquarters, ushering this year’s Christmas celebrations at the DCI headquarters in style.