20 cops off to South Sudan on UN mission
Twenty Malawi Police Service officers are deploying to South Sudan for a United Nations peacekeeping mission. Inspector General Richard Luhanga urged the officers to remain professional. He stated they must protect the reputation of their country. The group leaves today to help restore peace in the conflict-affected nation.
Inspector General (IG) of Police Richard Luhanga has implored 20 Malawi Police Service officers deployed to South Sudan on a United Nations-backed peacekeeping mission to uphold professionalism and protect the country’s reputation. The officers are scheduled to leave today to support efforts to restore peace in the conflict-hit East African country. In his remarks during … The post 20 cops off to South Sudan on UN mission appeared first on Nation Online .