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The event, served as a platform for strengthening regional security cooperation under the East African Police Chiefs Cooperation Organization
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Mayange, Rwanda – The two-day SWAT Challenge competition at the Counter Terrorism School in Mayange, Rwanda, has officially concluded, showcasing the elite tactical skills of security forces from across the East African region. The event, which was opened by the Deputy Inspector General of Rwanda National Police and closed by the IGP of Rwanda National Police, also served as a platform for strengthening regional security cooperation under the East African Police Chiefs Cooperation Organization (EAPCCO).
Eight countries participated in the competition, including Uganda, Rwanda, Tanzania, Kenya, Somalia, Djibouti, Seychelles, and South Sudan. Uganda delivered a remarkable performance, clinching two trophies and silver medals in various tactical categories. Uganda’s delegation included high-ranking officials, among them State Minister for Internal Affairs, Gen. Muhoozi, Deputy IGP Maj. Gen. James Ocaya, Director of Human Resource Development AIGP Moses Kafeero, Director of Interpol AIGP Joseph Obwona, as well as senior officers from CID, Counter Terrorism, and Forensic Services.
The competition underscored the importance of regional security collaboration in combating modern threats such as terrorism, organized crime, and transnational offenses. Uganda’s strong showing at the event reflects the readiness and professionalism of its security forces in handling high-risk situations.
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