The officers, who have spent the past year undertaking a rigorous academic and leadership training programme, will officially graduate later this month.
The PSCSC offers a Master's degree in Peace Studies and Conflict Transformation, equipping participants with the strategic and operational skills needed for high-level roles in policing and peacekeeping.
The graduating cohort includes officers from Rwanda, Somalia, the Central African Republic, Malawi, Kenya, Lesotho, South Sudan, Namibia, and Botswana.
Inspector General of Police (IGP) CG Felix Namuhoranye, who officiated the dinner, praised the officers for their resilience and commitment throughout the demanding course.
'I congratulate you on successfully completing your studies,' he said. 'Continue to uphold the courage and dedication you have demonstrated here. Use the knowledge and skills you have gained to contribute meaningfully to peace, security, and sustainable development wherever you serve.'
IGP Namuhoranye also acknowledged the role of the officers' families in supporting their academic journey, noting that their encouragement and sacrifices were instrumental to the trainees' success.
The Police Senior Command and Staff Course is one of the region's premier security leadership programmes, drawing participants from across Africa and fostering regional cooperation in policing and peace operations.
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