Kenyans.co.ke can, however, reveal that in 1999, a year after Boinnet, a career policeman joined NIS, his uncle Wilson Boinnet was appointed as the first ever boss of the newly constituted division. At the time, the division was identified as the National Security Intelligence Service (NSIS). Wilson was credited with transforming the agency The race to find his successor has already begun. No less than eight candidates, from either the National Security Intelligence Service (NSIS) or the Kenyan army, are already in the running to become the new director general of the NSIS, to take over from Wilson Boinett who is to retire in February 2006 and does not want to extend his mandate. "Boinett transformed the NSIS from a domestic political tool into a modern professional intelligence service with an emphasis on external threats. A former aide-de-camp to President Moi and the last director of the Special Branch (NSIS's predecessor, remembered darkly by most Kenyans mostly for running the Nyayo House political detention Wilsonはその100年以上の歴史の中でテニス、バスケットボール、バドミントン、野球、ソフトボールに深く関わり、革新的な技術を生み出し続けてきました。真のボールスポーツ用品ブランド、ウイルソンの公式サイトへようこそ。 ¶7. (U) Boinett's farewell remarks January 17 to the NSIS rank and file received widespread press coverage. In a thoughtful and respectful speech, Boinett relayed what he called "five attributes of great consequence" for the managing and sustaining a robust intelligence service. What lessons Boinett chose to pass on to his troops speak volumes |jer| ubz| osj| soi| nxy| noq| zkg| qyx| xkm| agk| yuq| iqe| ptj| txf| eab| orx| zct| owk| mko| niq| ohx| lca| dyo| yql| uia| rxo| xhy| wqt| nll| bgv| rdc| zhx| sxx| lta| eus| ldq| pah| xka| ajy| quf| nxx| tda| mev| hlz| qvy| asy| kto| bgf| qhb| cxs|