The Inspector General of Police, Gen. Kale Kayihura has dropped all his personal assistants, according to a message from the Director Human Resource; Moses Balimwoyo dispatched to all Police units this morning.
According to the March 29th letter, changes take immediate effect. In the same message, Kayihura sends back all his personal assistants to the Human Resource Directorate to be included on the training schedule for the intermediate command course and fresh deployments.
Those affected by the reshuffle include Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP), Jonathan Baroza, Gen. Kayihura's right hand, whose promotion from Superintendent of Police to Assistant Commissioner of Police in January 2016 raised eye brows.
Baroza has also been under the spotlight on numerous occasions for undermining Directors and other senior Police commanders. The IGP has now lined up Baroza for the intermediate command course and replaced him with Commissioner of Police (CP) Abraham Sagal as his personal assistant.
Sagal has been working in the Directorate of Interpol and International Relations. Also affected by the reshuffle is Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) Immaculate Musimenta, a junior assistant to Kayihura. Musimenta has also been referred to the Human Resource Directorate pending training.
ASPs David Sembera and Ambrose Rwanyonga also move from Kayihura's office to the Finance Department and training respectively. ASP Emmanuel Ochamringa, the former head of the security of the IGP who was moved in November to supervise construction at Police Headquarters has also been kicked out is awaiting deployment at Human Resource Directorate.
The changes have also affected SP Isaiah Igumira, the ADC to the Prime Minister. He has also been sent back to the Human Resource to await deployment. Apart from Baroza's position that has been filled, no appointment has been made for the others.
