IG Musamba Launches Pre-AMS Training in Sondela

IG Musamba Launches Pre-AMS Training in Sondela

Inspector General of Police Graphel Musamba on April 13, 2026, officially launched the Pre-Assessment for Mission Service (Pre-AMS) training at Geoffrey Mukuma Paramilitary Training School in Sondela, Kafue District. The training, attended by 43 candidates, is aimed at preparing police officers for upcoming United Nations peacekeeping assessments and deployments.

Speaking through Commanding Officer Paramilitary Battalion Dr Yobe Luhana, the Inspector General emphasized that human rights, integrity, and professionalism remain key pillars under United Nations standards for troop and police contributing countries. He urged participants to take the training seriously, noting that it will test their discipline, resilience, and endurance while enhancing their skills and knowledge. Deputy Director of Peace Support Operations Pius Malumo added that the Pre-AMS is critical in ensuring operational readiness and professionalism, as it determines officers’ suitability for deployment.

Meanwhile, Chief Training Officer Cotriva Sinazongwe assured police command that the institution is well-equipped to deliver high-quality training through its local instructors. He said the programme is designed to fully prepare candidates for the United Nations Assessment for Mission Service scheduled to take place from May 4 to 8, 2026, at Lilayi Police Training College, further strengthening Zambia Police Service’s reputation in international peacekeeping missions.