His reappointment follows a recent promotion from the rank of Senior Superintendent to Chief Superintendent.
CSP Sengabo previously served in the same role until 2020, when he was succeeded by SSP Pelly Gakwaya Uwera.
He originally assumed the spokesperson role in August 2014 and worked closely with the media for six years.
During his tenure, he played a key role in safeguarding the institution's image and ensuring timely access to information related to RCS operations.
In 2020, CSP Sengabo stepped down to pursue further studies at the Rwanda National Police College in Musanze, where he earned a Master's degree in Good Governance and Conflict Transformation.
Following his studies, he went on to lead several correctional facilities, including the Muhanga and Huye prisons in the Southern Province.
More recently, he returned from an international assignment and was immediately appointed to resume his former duties, succeeding CSP Therese Kubwimana, who has retired.
Speaking to IGIHE, CSP Sengabo expressed appreciation for the opportunity to serve again in this capacity.
'I am honored to take on this responsibility once more. As officers, we are trained to be disciplined and to serve wherever we are assigned. I will fulfill these duties diligently,' he said.
He also reaffirmed his commitment to maintaining strong collaboration with the media and to ensuring that the public continues to receive accurate and timely information regarding the programs and activities of the Rwanda Correctional Service.
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