Rwanda National Police

UN decorates 180 Rwandan Police peacekeepers in Central Africa Republic

Rwandan Police peacekeepers serving under the United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Central African Republic (MINUSCA), were on Tuesday, October 15, decorated with Service Medal for their dedicated service and sacrifice to international peace.

The medal pinning ceremony for 180 officers of Rwanda Formed Police Unit Three (RWAFPU 3-2) deployed in Bangassou, was presided over by the UN Police Sector Commander East, Abigail Unaeze.  Read more...

Police impound vehicles conducting public transport illegally

The Rwanda National Police (RNP) department of Traffic and Road Safety started operations targeting vehicles that operate contrary to the awarded transport license.

The spokesperson for Traffic and Road Safety, Superintendent of Police (SP) Emmanuel Kayigi, said the operations that started last week, target taxi hires or rental cars that have been turned into public service vehicles, school buses that also conduct public transport and regional buses that operate in town service.  Read more...

EASTERN PROVINCE: Police recovers 17 stolen cows, suspects arrested

Police in the Eastern Province recovered at least 17 cows, which were stolen in different parts of the region.

They are part of 25 cows, which were reported stolen in Nyagatare, Gatsibo and Kayonza districts between July and September, this year.

About 63 people connected to the theft have been arrested in the same period.  Read more...





Police recovers stolen electronics in Kigali

Rwanda National Police (RNP) recovered assorted electronics stolen from different homes in City of Kigali.

The recovered items include those that were stolen in Tuesday, October 15, from the home of a Japanese national, Mio Yamada, in Mutara Village, Kimihurura Cell in Kimihurura Sector, Gasabo District.

Three people have also been arrested in connection with the theft at the Yamada's resident. They include two thieves and a dealer in used electronics, who bought the stolen items.  Read more...