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Uganda Needs More 30,000 Police Officers- Gen Odong

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October 10, 2016
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Internal affairs minister Gen Jeje Odong has decried the increasing policing gap in Uganda that is failing the force’s operations.

Currently Uganda has only 45,000 police officers against a population of about 34 million.

Addressing the media during a familiarization tour at the police headquarters earlier today, Gen Jeje Odong said the police to people ratio of 1:900 is unacceptable, thus extra efforts are needed to boost recruitment of more officers.

Meanwhile,  Gen Odong has welcomed the innovation by a Makerere University student who is said to have manufactured tear gas.

Tear gas

Recently police warned Samuel Mugarura, a student of Natural Science against continuing with his innovation, saying it poses a serious security threat to the country.

However, Gen Odong says science and innovation cannot be suffocated.

Sory By Samuel Ssebuliba

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