Africazine:
Corruption in law enforcement remains a critical issue in Eswatini.
Vusi Manoma Masango, the National Commissioner of Police, has called on traffic police officers to refrain from corrupt practices. This message was delivered by Senior Deputy National Commissioner Melusi Shadrack Simelane during the closing of the Traffic Management Course at the Matsapha Police Academy, where thirty-seven police officers completed their training.
Police Commissioner Addresses Corruption in Traffic Management
The National Commissioner emphasized the importance of professionalism among traffic police. He urged officers to prioritize integrity and avoid engaging in corrupt activities. This call to action highlights ongoing challenges within law enforcement in Eswatini.
The Traffic Management Course aims to enhance the skills of police officers in managing road safety effectively. By improving their capabilities, the course seeks to contribute to safer roads across the nation.
Eswatini: Key figures on Traffic Management Course
- 37 police officers completed the course
Future Steps for Enhanced Road Safety
- Continued training programs for police officers
- Implementation of stricter measures against corruption
Eswatini is taking steps to improve road safety and reduce corruption within its police force.
