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A two-day meeting of the chiefs and directors of military intelligence of the six member states of the East African Community (EAC) opened in Kigali Tuesday morning to review the regional security situation.
General Patrick Nyamvumba, the Chief of Defence Staff of Rwanda Defence Force (RDF), opened the meeting officially, highlighting a need for the intelligence community to work together to respond to the on-going regional threats.
“EAC governments need to have ability to maintain security, track and detect terror operatives, and have a group rapid response capability to defeat eminent threats,” he said, adding that the intelligence community can play an indispensable role in achieving this.
EAC chiefs and directors of intelligence meet in Kigali
With the accusations between Rwanda and Burundi, I thought there might be more here.
General Patrick Nyamvumba, the Chief of Defence Staff of Rwanda Defence Force (RDF), opened the meeting officially, highlighting a need for the intelligence community to work together to respond to the on-going regional threats.
“EAC governments need to have ability to maintain security, track and detect terror operatives, and have a group rapid response capability to defeat eminent threats,” he said, adding that the intelligence community can play an indispensable role in achieving this.
EAC chiefs and directors of intelligence meet in Kigali
With the accusations between Rwanda and Burundi, I thought there might be more here.
