President Museveni Emphasizes Need for Patriotic and Pan-African Security Force

Kampala, Uganda – President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni emphasized the importance of managing security according to the unique realities and resources of each jurisdiction.

He made this statement while addressing the 28th Police Council meeting at Police Headquarters Naguru, where he provided strategic guidance for the Uganda Police Force.

Museveni stressed the need for a patriotic and pan-African security force that leverages technical advancements like canine units, CCTV, and forensic science to supplement its personnel.

This approach, he believes, will better equip Uganda to address welfare, training, and equipment issues.

The meeting, attended by top Uganda Police officials led by Inspector General of Police Abas Byakagaba, focused on the theme “Strengthening Police capacity to Address Contemporary Policing Challenges for a Safe and Secure Community.”

Byakagaba highlighted the significance of the Police Council, comprising 85 members from various ranks, in the Uganda Police Force.

Museveni’s emphasis on a pan-African security force aligns with his broader vision for regional integration and cooperation.

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President Museveni officiates at the 28th Police Council meeting at Police Headquarters Naguru