By Burnett Munthali
State Residences Deputy Guard Commander, popularly known as Twicee, Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Limbani Bekete, has been transferred to Mangochi.
This transfer marks a significant shift in his career, as he has been serving in a high-profile security role at the State Residences, a position that demands a high level of vigilance and responsibility.
Bekete’s reassignment comes at a time when the security landscape in Malawi remains dynamic, with ongoing efforts to enhance law enforcement presence in key regions across the country.
His new role in Mangochi will see him taking up the position of Officer In-Charge (OC), a post that requires effective leadership, coordination, and oversight of law enforcement activities in the district.
Mangochi, a district known for its tourism and economic significance, requires a strong security apparatus to maintain law and order, ensuring the safety of both residents and visitors.
ACP Bekete’s extensive experience in security matters, particularly his tenure at the State Residences, is expected to bring valuable expertise to the Mangochi police department.
His leadership style and professional conduct have earned him a reputation for being a disciplined and results-oriented officer within the Malawi Police Service.
While his transfer has sparked discussions among security analysts and the general public, it remains part of the broader structural adjustments within the police force aimed at optimizing service delivery and enhancing security operations.
As he assumes his new duties, ACP Bekete is expected to work closely with local authorities, community leaders, and other stakeholders to strengthen policing efforts and address security concerns in Mangochi.
The transition also highlights the importance of strategic police deployments in ensuring balanced law enforcement coverage across different regions of Malawi.
With his expertise and experience, ACP Bekete’s presence in Mangochi is likely to have a positive impact on crime prevention, public safety, and overall law enforcement efficiency in the district.
His colleagues and subordinates at the State Residences will undoubtedly feel his absence, as he was known for his commitment to duty and professionalism in managing security operations.
Meanwhile, the Malawi Police Service is expected to appoint a new Deputy Guard Commander at the State Residences to fill the vacancy left by ACP Bekete’s departure.
As he embarks on this new chapter in his career, the expectations from both law enforcement officials and the public remain high regarding his ability to uphold and enforce the law in his new jurisdiction.
His deployment to Mangochi serves as a testament to the ever-evolving nature of the police force and the need for experienced officers to take on critical roles in different parts of the country.
