Kampala, Uganda – In a surprise move, the Uganda Police Force has announced a significant reshuffle in its leadership, replacing the current police spokesperson, SCP Fred Enanga, with ACP Rusoke Kituuma.
According to sources within the police force, the reshuffle is part of a broader effort to reorganize and strengthen the police’s communication strategy. The changes are aimed at enhancing the effectiveness and transparency of the police’s communication strategy, and ensuring that the public is kept informed about police activities and operations.
SCP Fred Enanga, who has been the face of the police force for many years, has been reassigned to a new role as Deputy Director for Interpol, where he will leverage his experience and skills to support international law enforcement efforts. Enanga is credited with improving the police’s public image and playing a key role in high-profile cases during his tenure as spokesperson.
As the new police spokesperson, ACP Kituuma will be responsible for articulating the police’s position on various issues, addressing media inquiries, and ensuring that the public is kept informed about police activities and operations.
