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Some of the recruits who turned up at Paidha Secondary school in Paidha town council, Zombo District on April 29, 2025. By Mike Rwothomio Zombo The Uganda Police Force has launched its 2025 recruitment campaign for Probationary Police Constables, with the West
Some of the recruits who turned up at Paidha Secondary school in Paidha town council, Zombo District on April 29, 2025.
By Mike Rwothomio
Zombo
The Uganda Police Force has launched its 2025 recruitment campaign for Probationary Police Constables, with the West Nile region exhibiting strong participation from shortlisted candidates.
The recruitment process, initiated in response to widespread applicant interest, began in Nebbi District and continues in Zombo District at Paidha Secondary School, with subsequent assessments scheduled in Madi-Okollo, Maracha, and other districts across the region’s 12 districts and Arua City.
Senior Superintendent of Police Collins Asea, West Nile Public Relations Officer, reported that 129 candidates (including 34 females) were vetted in Nebbi out of 134 shortlisted, while 85 candidates (including 21 females) participated in Zombo.
Asea emphasized stringent integrity measures, warning that candidates presenting forged documents or engaging in corrupt practices will face arrest.
“The vetting process is proceeding efficiently. We commend Zombo and Nebbi communities for supporting female participation and encourage continued emphasis on education,” Asea stated.
Zombo Resident District Commissioner, Festus Ayikobua, highlighted the recruitment as a strategic opportunity for national service, expressing confidence in candidates’ readiness for aptitude assessments.
He cautioned against health risks that could disqualify candidates during mandatory medical screenings.
The vetting process includes physical fitness evaluations, aptitude tests, oral interviews, and medical examinations.
Candidates must present an original National Identity Card and academic documents at designated recruitment centers by 08:00 AM on specified dates, as directed by the Uganda Police Force and the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
Security Vetting is a comprehensive background investigation process used to assess an individual’s suitability for roles requiring access to sensitive information, assets, or responsibilities, such as policing.
The objective is to ensure candidates possess the integrity, reliability, and trustworthiness necessary to uphold public safety and national security.
Police Training Programs are structured to equip recruits with the skills, knowledge, and discipline required to perform law enforcement duties effectively.