Waliochaguliwa Kujiunga na Jeshi la Polisi September 2024 : Names of Those Selected to Join the Tanzania Police Force in September 2024
The Tanzania Police Force plays a crucial role in maintaining law and order, ensuring the safety of citizens, and upholding justice across the country. Each year, the force recruits new members to bolster its ranks and improve security across the nation. For 2024, a fresh group of candidates has been selected to join the force, and their training will commence soon. This article provides important information for those selected and details the reporting requirements.
The Tanzania Police Force, established in 1919, serves as a vital institution responsible for enforcing laws, preventing crime, and maintaining public order. Over the years, the force has adapted to evolving challenges such as cybercrime, terrorism, and cross-border crime. It operates under the Ministry of Home Affairs and works alongside other security agencies to ensure the safety of Tanzanians.
The police force is essential for safeguarding citizens, businesses, and institutions. By enforcing laws and keeping order, they help maintain peace and stability, which are critical for the country’s development. The Tanzania Police Force also fosters positive relationships with the community to create a safe environment for all.
Instructions for Reporting to Police Training School Moshi
The Inspector General of Police has announced that all selected candidates must report to the Police Training School in Moshi between September 30, 2024, and October 2, 2024, to begin their training. Candidates who were interviewed at the Dar es Salaam Police Academy (DPA) and other units under Police Headquarters are required to report to the Dar es Salaam Police Barracks on Kilwa Road near the Police Hospital at 12:00 PM on September 30, 2024, for transport arrangements to Moshi.
Candidates from other regions of Tanzania should report to their respective regional Police Commanders at 8:00 AM on September 29, 2024, for further instructions on travel to the Police Training School in Moshi. Those who were interviewed in Zanzibar (Unguja and Pemba) must report to the Police Headquarters in Zanzibar (Ziwani) on the same day to arrange their journey.
Items Required for Training
Selected candidates are expected to bring the following items when reporting to the Police Training School in Moshi:
- Blue track suit with a white stripe, white t-shirt (without logos), black sports shoes, two pairs of blue shorts for sports, and a blue metal trunk.
- White round mosquito net, two pairs of light blue bed sheets, a grey blanket (plain, not a duvet), and a charcoal iron.
- Cleaning supplies including a rake, hoe with handle, machete, two small buckets, and a broom.
- Health insurance card (NHIF) or cash of Tsh 50,400 for those without insurance.
- Original academic certificates, birth certificate, National Identification (NIDA) card or NIDA number, and NIDA cards/numbers of close relatives from both parents’ sides (such as uncles, aunts, grandparents). Bring six passport-size photos with a blue background and five copies of each document.
- Personal allowance money for daily needs during training.
Important Restrictions and Deadlines
It is important to note that mobile phones are strictly prohibited during the training. Candidates found with mobile phones will face disciplinary actions, including immediate dismissal. Additionally, anyone who reports after October 2, 2024, will not be admitted to the training program.
List of Selected Candidates
The full list of names of those selected to join the Tanzania Police Force in 2024 can be accessed by clicking the PDF link below:
Click here to view the PDF of names selected for the Tanzania Police Force 2024
Joining the Tanzania Police Force is a unique opportunity to serve the nation and protect its citizens. For more job updates and career opportunities, visit ajirapdf.com, the best blog for job vacancies and recruitment information in Tanzania.
