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BREAKING: M7 Reshuffles Top Police Leadership Over Rampant Crimes

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President Yoweri Museveni who is also commander in chief of armed forces has appointed Col Sserunjoji Ddamulira as the director of crime intelligence in the Uganda Police. Col Ddamulira has been serving as the deputy director in charge of counter terrorism at CMI.

In the latest reshuffle, the president also appointed Brigadier Golooba as the police director of human resource and training while Col Kamunanwire will head administration. Brig. Bakashumba has been appointed police chief of staff.

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