Zambian police officers admitted as advocates of the High Court
Some officers from the Zambia Police Service (ZPS) have been admtted to the Bar as Advocates of the High Court of Zambia.
Confirming the development ZPS described the move as a significant achievement that will strengthen legal professionals among members of the force adding that it reflects the continued growth of legal expertise within the service.
“This milestone is a testament to their hard work, discipline, and unwavering commitment to excellence.
“It brings immense pride to the Zambia Police Service and reinforces our dedication to professionalism, integrity, and justice,” said ZPS in a statement.
More from the press statement below:
ZAMBIA POLICE OFFICERS CALLED TO THE BAR AS ADVOCATES OF THE HIGH COURT
The Zambia Police Service proudly congratulates the following officers on their recent admission to the Bar as Advocates of the High Court of Zambia.
This significant achievement strengthens our team of legal professionals and reflects the continued growth of legal expertise within the service.
Advocate Adrian Kashala – Police Headquarters, Advocate Brenda Sindimba – Police Headquarters,
Advocate Francis Kayela – Zambia Police Training College, Advocate Masola Simushi – Lusaka Division, Advocate Justine Silwamba – Police Headquarters and Advocate Juno Kabwe – Lusaka Division.
This milestone is a testament to their hard work, discipline, and unwavering commitment to excellence.
It brings immense pride to the Zambia Police Service and reinforces our dedication to professionalism, integrity, and justice.
Congratulations to our newly admitted Advocates!