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Police says farewell to their fallen comrade Kataratambi
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Kampala
The Uganda Police Force on Friday bid farewell to Assistant Inspector General of Police (AIGP) Charles Kataratambi, the Director of Human Rights and Legal Services, who passed away on Thursday, October 2, 2025.
In a heartfelt tribute, Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIGP) Maj. Gen. James Ocaya described AIGP Kataratambi as a dedicated and selfless officer whose service to the Force and the nation will remain unforgettable.
“To the officers present, the greatest tribute we can pay AIGP Charles Kataratambi is not just in our tears, but in our actions,” DIGP Ocaya said. “Let us pick up the torch he has left behind. Let us recommit ourselves to the values he lived by — professionalism, integrity, and selfless service.”
Ocaya
He added that every act of courage, justice, and service to the community should stand as a living memory to the fallen officer.
“AIGP Charles Kataratambi has reported for his final parade. The duty roster is complete. He has signed off duty. Farewell, our brother — your legacy is etched in the history of the Uganda Police Force and in the hearts of all who knew you,” Ocaya added in his eulogy.
Kataratambi
According to the Uganda Police Force, the late Kataratambi’s passing is “a great loss to the Force, his family, and the country at large.” AIGP Kataratambi Charles served the Uganda Police Force with distinction, holding various leadership positions throughout his career, and was widely respected for his commitment to justice and human rights.
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