POLICE STAFFS SEEK REFUGE IN DILAPIDATED HOUSES
Police officers at Kanjedza Police Training school in Blantyre have expressed concerns over the poor condition of houses they are living in.
Speaking to one of the staffs at the institution who asked for anonymous, says they are living in time-worn houses which were constructed at past. Houses have cracks and leaking roofs. They put stones and plastic papers on the doors.
He added that this problem has greatly affect them. Things get worse during rainy season as they need to cover household equipments with plastics papers due to dripping of houses.
Kanjedza Police Training school is one of the police training schools in Malawi offering hands on experience in security sector.
The Malawi Police Service was established on 5th October, 1921 as Nyasaland Police Force. It is a government department under the Ministry of Homeland and security.
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ReplyDeleteEeeish our Malawi
ReplyDeleteSecurity officers are not secured
ReplyDeleteMalawi is developing in backwards, we have long way to go
ReplyDeleteSo sad
ReplyDeleteAndale aku Malawi amangolonjeza bas mesa amati amanga nyumba za apolosi zosakhala bwino
ReplyDeleteThis is sad, I wonder if the government is aware of this and if at all they have a plan in mind
ReplyDeleteThanks government for the good start, at least the project of new houses for Police officers have started. Security departments need to be motivated.
ReplyDeletePolice officers need good houses too. They do a very good job for the country
ReplyDeleteAs a country we r not srs ,police deserves better
ReplyDeleteThe government doesn't value things that need to be valued instead they value Dstv, anyway I think this is the malawi that is called Canaan
ReplyDeleteSo sad
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