Inspector General's Message
Zambia Police Service, is charged with the responsibility of maintaining peace, law and order in all our communities country-wide. In order to effectively and efficiently execute its mandate ....Read More
Our Strategic Direction
Mission Statement
To prevent and detect crime, and enforce the law firmly and fairly in order to create a safe, secure and peaceful environment for social and economic development for all.
Vision
To be "A professional and accountable Police Service that provides quality law enforcement services for a safer and secure Zambia"
Goal Statement
"To achieve a 50% reduction in the incidence of crime and 60% reduction in other offences by 2016."
Value statement
We the Zambia Police Service shall uphold professionalism, integrity, accountability, confidentiality, impartiality, excellence,pro-activeness,teamwork and human rights in the execution of our duties."Events
Crime News roundup
Mr. Rae Hamoonga
PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER
2015 THIRD QUARTER ROAD TRAFFIC ACCIDENT STATISTICS
A total number of 8,839 road traffic accidents were recorded during this year’s third quarter as compared to 8,266 recorded in 2014 during the same period, indicating an increase of 573 cases.
Out of the 8,839 accidents recorded, 471 were fatal in which 641 people lost their lives with Lusaka recording the highest, followed by Central and Copperbelt Provinces which had 122, 84 and 68 respectively. Northern and Western Provinces recorded the lowest.
When compared to the third quarter of 2014, the number of people who lost their lives in 2015 increased from 508 to 641. Those seriously and slightly sustained injuries also increased from 1497 to 1943 and 1871 to 2110 respectively. Therefore, the numbers have increased by 133, 446 and 139 respectively.
Most of the accidents on our Zambian roads are attributed to human error while Fridays and Saturdays continue to be leading days recording high numbers of accidents with most of them happening between 18:00 hrs and 20:00 hours. In order to further reduce the number of accidents on the roads, much concentration will also be put in places that are deemed to be ‘Black Spot areas’.
As Zambia Police, we wish to appeal to all road users to adhere to traffic rules and regulations in order to reduce the number of traffic accidents on our roads.
CHARITY MUNGANGA-CHANDA
POLICE SPOKESPERSON
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