More than 1,900 cadet constables begin police training across Namibia
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A total of 1 193 cadet constables have begun a 12-month basic police training programme in Oshana, leading to a Namibia Qualifications Authority-accredited Level 5 certificate. Oshana Police Commander Commissioner Andreas Shilelo said the accreditation would ensure officers were professionally competent, academically equipped and ethically grounded. A further 788 cadets are undergoing training at police centres in Zambezi and Omaheke. Future Media News Podcasts Webpage
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