Matsapha – His Majesty King Mswati III has paid tribute to the Royal Eswatini Police Service for what he described as outstanding discipline, courage and readiness to serve the nation.
The King was speaking during the 22nd Police Day and Passing Out Parade, which was attended by dignitaries including a Special Envoy representing the King of Saudi Arabia.
Addressing hundreds of officers and guests, His Majesty commended the physical fitness and tactical skill displayed by the officers, singling out the snake formation drill that he said boosted public confidence in the police’s ability to face any threat and reassured investors of safety in the Kingdom.
“I have observed exceptional skills and performances that have been displayed here before me today. It is a great joy to see how healthy and fit you are, clearly demonstrating that you are ready for duty whenever you are called to do any task,” he said.
The King further praised the Police Service for adapting to modern challenges by embracing technology to fight cybercrime and other sophisticated criminal activities. He told the new recruits, numbering 192, that they were now part of a proud legacy and urged them to serve with honour and commitment.
His Majesty also used the occasion to announce promotions within the force. Mr. Obed Dambayi Nhleko was appointed Assistant National Commissioner of Police.
Promotions to Senior Assistant Commissioner of Police went to Mr. Sikhumbuzo Fakudze, Mr. Charles Simelane, Mr. Themba Hezekiel Motsa, Mr. Dan Msibi and Mr. Rafael Skheshe Maseko.
The new Assistant Commissioners of Police are Ms. Gcamani Phakamile Dlamini, Ms. Fikelephi Mtsetfwa, Mr. Joseph Matsebula, Mr. Bhekani Khumalo, Mr. Sabelo John Jele, Mr. Lisbon Mabuza and Mr. Jabulani Madlopha.
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