Africa-Press – Botswana. The Botswana Police Service took part in the Gaborone Striders Runners Club 10 x 10 Challenge, held at the University of Botswana on the morning of December 6, 2025. The event brought together running enthusiasts from across Gaborone, creating a platform for community engagement and public interaction.
The BPS team was led by Deputy Commissioner of Police for Operations, Katlholo Mosimanegape. Officers actively engaged with participants and spectators, demonstrating the service’s commitment to community relations. The team also manned an information stall, providing visitors with details on ongoing policing initiatives and sharing key messages on public safety.
Through the information stall, the BPS highlighted crime prevention strategies, traffic safety tips, and emergency response procedures. Officers answered questions, distributed educational materials, and offered guidance on how the public can collaborate with law enforcement to maintain safety and security.
Participation in the 10 x 10 Challenge allowed the Botswana Police Service to build stronger connections with the community in an informal and interactive setting. Events like these provide opportunities for officers to showcase transparency, approachability, and the broader role of policing beyond enforcement.
The BPS emphasized that community engagement is central to effective policing. By participating in public events, the service reinforces trust, encourages dialogue, and promotes awareness of safety initiatives. The involvement in the Gaborone Striders Challenge illustrates the agency’s commitment to proactive engagement, fostering a safer and more informed community.
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