An agency responsible to Kenyan Police Officers In Haiti has responded to salary delays complains made by families of officers in Haiti.
According to reports, the families raised alarm that the salaries that officers were promised has delayed to reflect in their accounts despite being actively in Haiti mission.
However, the Mission Security Support to Haiti (MSSM) has confirmed that there was a delay in disbursement of the kenyan police officer’s salaries but they are working to resolve the delay within the week.
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“The process for the disbursement of salaries to the MSSM officers’ accounts has been finalised and it is expected that the same will soon be reflected in their individual bank accounts in the course of this week.”
To avert future complains about salary delays by the officers in Haiti, they reassured that an “elaborate mechanism” has been established to ensure that future payments will be promptly processed at the end of each month.
“Going forward, elaborate mechanisms have been put in place where payments will be promptly done at the end of the month. Therefore, there is nothing to worry about welfare issues of the MSS officers since mainstream processes have been finalised.”
The relatives of the police officers had come forward complaining that the officers have not been paid since they reported for the mission and kenyans expressed shock for the latest developments.
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This comes as the officers in the Caribbean nation continue to record massive progress in the fight against gangs that had terrorised normal operations within the capital of Haiti.