Rwanda hands over five stolen vehicles to South Africa

Rwanda has handed over five stolen vehicles to South African authorities as part of ongoing efforts to curb cross-border vehicle theft and strengthen regional cooperation against organized crime. The official handover took place at the Rwanda Investigation Bureau (RIB) Headquarters in Kigali, according to a statement shared by the Bureau on X. RIB was represented by Antoine Ngarambe, Head of the INTERPOL National Central Bureau Kigali and International Cooperation Department, whereas the South African Police Service was represented by Lt. Col. Brian Butana Mashingo, Group Commander for Inter

Rwanda has handed over five stolen vehicles to South African authorities as part of ongoing efforts to curb cross-border vehicle theft and strengthen regional cooperation against organized crime. The official handover took place at the Rwanda Investigation Bureau (RIB) Headquarters in Kigali, according to a statement shared by the Bureau on X. RIB was represented by Antoine Ngarambe, Head of the INTERPOL National Central Bureau Kigali and International Cooperation Department, whereas the South African Police Service was represented by Lt. Col. Brian Butana Mashingo, Group Commander for International Vehicle Crime Investigations. The vehicles were intercepted at different times at the Gatuna, Rusumo, and Bugarama border posts as they entered Rwanda from neighboring countries.