DODOMA: THE Deputy Minister for Home Affairs Ayoub Mohammed Mahmoud has presented a report on the implementation of the Police Force’s Electronic Motor Vehicle Management and Inspection System (MIMIS) and the progress made at the Raphael Kubaga Immigration Training College to the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Security (NUU).
Presenting the reports in Dodoma, Mahmoud said MIMIS had improved motor vehicle management and inspection by facilitating access to and storage of information, enhancing service efficiency and strengthening road safety through the use of technology.
He explained that the system forms part of the government’s efforts to improve the Police Force’s vehicle inspection operations, ensure accurate record-keeping and enhance the delivery of services to the public.
On immigration matters, Mahmoud said the government was continuing to invest in upgrading the Raphael Kubaga Immigration Training College in Tanga Region to improve training facilities and strengthen the institution’s capacity to fulfil its mandate.
He revealed that the government had invested TSh 1.2 billion in the college during the 2023/2024 to 2025/2026 financial years, while a further TSh 2.36 billion had been allocated for the 2026/2027 financial year to support the development of its infrastructure and operations.
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Regarding training, the Deputy Minister said a total of 3,807 officers had completed basic training, while 1,806 officers and personnel had received leadership training.
The programmes are intended to strengthen the skills, professionalism and operational capacity of immigration personnel, enabling them to carry out their duties more effectively.
Mahmoud also noted that the college had planted 10,000 trees as part of efforts to protect the environment and promote the sustainable use of natural resources.
Meanwhile, the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Security commended the Police Force for adopting MIMIS to improve motor vehicle management and inspection. The committee also praised the Immigration Department for its efforts to upgrade the Raphael Kubaga Immigration Training College.
The initiatives reflect the government’s broader efforts to expand the use of technology in security services and increase investment in the training and professional development of law enforcement personnel.
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