Uganda Police CID Ranked Third Best Investigative Agency in Africa

By Bwire Jonathan The crown media East Africa Kampala

Uganda's Criminal Investigations Directorate (CID) has been ranked the third-best investigative agency on the African continent, according to a survey by Kenya Trak. Scoring an impressive 74%, the CID placed behind Kenya's Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) and Ghana's investigative agency, which secured the top two spots.

This recognition marks a significant milestone for Uganda's CID and underscores several key factors behind the achievement:

1. Leadership Impact: Since the appointment of Major Tom Magambo as Director in January, the CID has made notable improvements. Strong leadership plays a critical role in enhancing the efficiency and credibility of any organization.

2. Historical Evolution: Established in 1899, the Uganda Police Force has undergone numerous transformations. This ranking reflects a positive shift in its trajectory and highlights the organization's adaptability to modern policing challenges.

3. Overcoming Adversity: The achievement is particularly noteworthy given ongoing concerns about corruption and brutality within the Uganda Police Force. The CID's recognition signals ongoing efforts to address these issues and enhance the force's reputation and effectiveness.

4. Regional Standing: Ranking just behind Kenya's DCI and Ghana's investigative agency solidifies Uganda's CID as a key player in African law enforcement. This recognition could further strengthen regional cooperation and set a new standard for investigative excellence across the continent.

5. Boosting Public Confidence: Such accolades foster greater trust in the CID, signaling a commitment to improving public services and maintaining law and order, which are vital for creating a safe environment for Ugandan citizens.

This accomplishment reflects the dedication and professionalism of Uganda's CID, positioning it as a rising force in the field of criminal investigations.

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