Police officers complete training courses in Uganda and Rwanda

In Uganda, 193 officers graduated from a two-month Basic Intelligence Course at the Police Training School in Kabalye, Masindi District. The training focused on strengthening intelligence gathering, crime analysis, and policing capabilities. During the ceremony, a Shs50 million admission ward donated by Centenary Bank was commissioned to improve healthcare access for police personnel and the local community.

In Rwanda, 1,652 trainees completed the 22nd intake of the Basic Police Course at the Police Training School in Gishari, Rwamagana District. The group, consisting of 1,315 men and 337 women, includes personnel designated for the National Intelligence and Security Service and the Rwanda Correctional Service. Minister of Internal Security Dr. Vincent Biruta emphasized the need for officers to address modern security challenges, including cybercrime, artificial intelligence misuse, and transnational crime.