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Veep urges intensified public education on law enforcement, rule of law

The Vice President described security as the foundation of national development and called for greater investment in equipment maintenance and the training of technicians to ensure the efficient use and longevity of public assets.
She said greater public understanding of the mandates of security agencies, the purpose of laws and the consequences of violating them was essential for effective governance and national development.
The meeting was attended by the Deputy Minister for the Interior, heads of the security agencies and representatives of the National Peace Council, the National Commission on Small Arms and Light Weapons, the National Identification Authority, the Gaming Commission and other agencies under the Ministry.
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