About the Association
The National Association of Kenya Investigators is mandated under its constitution to coordinate the professional conduct of practitioners duly registered and licensed to render investigation services in Kenya.
To promote professional development, education and ethical guidelines for Kenya's investigators - setting standards, protecting client interests, and enforcing professional discipline across the membership.
A recognized, trusted professional body that sets the standard for investigation practice in Kenya - working in partnership with industry stakeholders and government institutions.
The Association's working principle: absence of evidence is not evidence of absence - every lead counts.
What we do
NAKI exists to standardize and elevate investigation practice across the country - protecting the public, supporting members, and working with the institutions that govern the profession.
We are an industry benchmark, demanding the highest level of professionalism and integrity from every registered member.
We represent members' interests to government and industry stakeholders, and lobby for the laws that govern investigation practice in Kenya.
We regulate entry into the profession and coordinate professional training with local and international bodies.
We enforce professional discipline and protect client interests across every category of investigation service.
Core values
We act with honesty and hold members to a strict code of professional conduct.
We benchmark competence and demand excellence in every investigation service.
Evidence guides our work - absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.
We protect client interests and serve the public good of Kenya.
Become a member of NAKI and practice under a recognized, constitution-governed professional body.
