Scotland donates 50 computers to Malawi Police Service

September 8, 2018 Tione Andsen 2 Comments

Scotland government through Scottish Police on Friday provided over 50 desktop computers to Malawi Police Service (MPS) as part of their continued working relationship.

Some of the computers donated
Mwapasa receiving the computers from Inspector Ward

Police Scotland Inspector, Iain Ward presented the computers at Police headquarters in Lilongwe.

He said the provision of the computers as milestone with the Malawi police as it would enhance their connectivity network.

Ward believes that the computer would help police officers to store their data electronically and making their work easy.

“The cost of these computers is actually free. We have partnership Glasgow Lord Provost Trust which has secured the computer to be given to Malawi police services for use, “he said.

Deputy Inspector general responsible for operation, Duncan Mwapasa thanked the Scottish police for the timely donation of the computers saying it would go along ward of helping police officers to do away with paper work.

He said Police has challenges of keeping case files especially in the areas of child protection and general based violence in most police stations throughout the country.

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2 replies on “Scotland donates 50 computers to Malawi Police Service”

  1. OUR DEAR MEN AND WOMEN IN UNIFORM (POLICE )PLEASE SHOW YOUR PATRIOTISM BY NOT
    MISUSING /SELLING OR WHATSOEVER THESE COMPUTERS
    TO YOUR FELLOW THIEF ZAMEER
    TRADING —OUR 145 BILLION ISSUE IS STILL PAINING MALAWIANS WHETHER YOU LIKE IT OR NOT —

  2. eyaaaa azikasewlapo ma games, olo kuona zithuzi zolaula. takachekani after 3 moths. saying this from experience
    zikomo

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