President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni—who serves as both the President of Uganda and the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces—frequently visits and presides over events at Uganda's major security training installations. Depending on the specific timeline or event you are looking for, these visits usually center around two primary locations and key activities: 1. Police Training School (PTS) – Kabalye, Masindi This is the primary ground for large-scale police pass-out ceremonies (graduations). During his high-profile visits here, President Museveni typically: Presides over massive pass-outs: He routinely oversees the graduation of thousands of Probation Police Constables (PPCs), Cadet Assistant Superintendents of Police (ASPs), and specialized units (like the Field Force Police). Emphasizes modernization and education: Museveni frequently uses his speeches here to highlight the shifting demographics of the force, praising the transition from historic, lesser-educated recruits to modern, university-educated, and professional officers capable of using science and data to track crime. Issues warnings on discipline: He regularly gives stern health and professional advice to the graduates, warning them against corruption, promiscuity, and substance abuse while pushing them to maintain physical and ideological discipline. 2. Police Senior Command and Staff College – Bwebajja When focusing on leadership and strategic direction rather than foundational training, President Museveni hosts or visits senior officers. Lectures of Opportunity: He frequently delivers specialized ideological and strategic lectures to senior police and prison officers. Core Themes: His guidance here typically shifts away from basic policing and focuses on national interests over identity politics, strategic command, counter-terrorism, and regional political integration to counter. #yowerikagutamuseveni #ugandapolice #kampala_tiktokers #kasesetiktokers #ugandatiktok - @futermatters