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44 Police officers complete motorbike escort and skills display course
Rwanda National Police (RNP) enhanced the skills of its 44 officers, who successfully completed the intensive Motorbike Escort and Skills Display Course on Friday, November 14, at the Police Training School (PTS) Gishari in Rwamagana District.
The seven -week course was conducted in partnership with the Royal Eswatini Police Service, aimed at strengthening officers’ escort capacity and road safety competencies. Read More...
GERAYO AMAHORO: Rwanda National Police extends Turindane road safety campaign to Kamonyi
Rwanda National Police (RNP), in partnership with local authorities and road safety stakeholders, on Tuesday, November 11, conducted the “Turindane Tugereyo Amahoro” road safety campaign in Kamonyi District, calling on all road users to uphold shared responsibility to prevent accidents.
The event that brought together over 1000 categories of road users, was presided over by the Governor of the Southern Province, Alice Kayitesi, and the Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIGP) in charge of Operations, CP Vincent Sano. Read More...
Police urge motorists to comply with mechanical, emissions inspections
Rwanda National Police (RNP) called on vehicle and motorcycle owners to ensure their vehicles undergo mandatory mechanical and fuel emission inspections.
The renewed call came when the new Automobile Inspection Centre in Ndera Sector, Gasabo District, began operations on Saturday, November 15. Read More...
160 Police officers donate blood to support national lifesaving efforts
As part of an ongoing Rwanda National Police (RNP) drive to support public health, 160 officers from the National Police College (NPC) participated in the voluntary blood donation exercise on Saturday, November 15.
The officers include students and staff at the NPC.
The RNP spokesperson, Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Boniface Rutikanga, said blood donation is an integral part of the force’s mandate, and reflects the ongoing partnership between the RNP and the Rwanda Biomedical Centre (RBC). Read More...
Citizen power and security: The story of Rwanda National Police partnership with Youth Volunteers
Born from a bold idea to involve youngsters in crime prevention, contribution to human development programs and assisting law enforcers, youth volunteerism has now become one of the strongest pillars in the country’s pursuit of social transformation, lasting peace and security.
Many have seen them wearing their fluorescent ‘yellow or lime green reflective vests’ at public events, from the COVID-19 response period, to the recent Global Cycling Championship held last September in Kigali. Their visibility reflects not only dedication and successes but also a quiet discipline that has redefined civic responsibility among Rwanda’s youth. Read More...
