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SALIMA POLICE STATION BREATHES A SIGH OF RELIEF

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Salima Police Station will now be able to provide adequate meals to suspects in custody, courtesy of United Civil Servants SACCO which has donated assorted food items to the station. The items include cooking oil and bags of maize.


Moyo (second from right) interacts with Kanyika (second from left)



UCS SACCO’s Head of Member Service, Albert Moyo, reaffirmed that the donation reflects the Sacco’s core values, placing social welfare at the heart of its operations. Administration Officer for Salima Police Station, Janet Kanyika, was all grateful for the donation saying  sometimes suspects are subjected to starvation due to limited food resources. 


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