Around 136 officers from Zimbabwe's military branches and prison system just wrapped up training at Khumalo Barracks after going through six different programs covering everything from dog handling to cybercrime investigation. Brigadier-General Crispen Mhere Nduku ran the ceremony and told graduates that digital threats are messing with national security and the economy, which is why they need to actually use what they learned instead of just showing up for the diploma.
The biggest group was 87 people who did regimental police training to keep military bases locked down, while smaller crews studied everything from crime scene management to courtroom procedures. Some students got sent out for two weeks of field exercises to practice what the classroom taught them.
The biggest group was 87 people who did regimental police training to keep military bases locked down, while smaller crews studied everything from crime scene management to courtroom procedures. Some students got sent out for two weeks of field exercises to practice what the classroom taught them.
