Africa-Press – Botswana. Ghana’S President Wants to Prove Ghana—And all of Africa—Can Stand on its ownThe Botswana Police Service (BPS) held a strategic engagement meeting with representatives of local private security companies on 30 October 2025 at Police Headquarters in Gaborone. The meeting aimed to strengthen collaboration in combating crime and improving community safety across the country. It provided a platform for open dialogue between law enforcement and private security players. Stakeholders discussed strategies for enhancing coordination and sharing resources to maintain law and order more effectively.
Addressing the attendees, BPS Director of Operations, Senior Assistant Commissioner of Police Anthony Wally, emphasized the critical role of private security companies in supporting the police. He noted that these companies play a significant role in protecting property, enhancing public safety, and complementing police operations. Senior Assistant Commissioner Wally stressed that private security efforts are essential in areas where police resources are limited. He highlighted that collaboration ensures a more efficient and comprehensive approach to crime prevention.
Senior Assistant Commissioner Wally also underlined the link between security and economic growth. A safe environment boosts investor confidence and encourages business development. He called on all stakeholders to unite in creating safer communities. By working together, both public and private actors can foster stability and strengthen trust in national security systems.
Representatives of private security companies welcomed the engagement and expressed appreciation to BPS for initiating the meeting. They described it as a significant step toward building stronger collaboration and better coordination in crime prevention. The discussion also opened opportunities for joint training, information sharing, and resource optimization. Participants agreed that continued dialogue will help enhance response times and overall public safety.
The engagement reflects BPS’s commitment to proactive policing and partnership-building. By collaborating with private security firms, the police aim to reduce crime and ensure communities across Botswana feel safer. The initiative also strengthens trust between law enforcement and private sector stakeholders. Moving forward, the BPS plans to maintain regular engagements to further improve national security and community confidence.
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