Rwanda: Driving Schools Urged to Join Anti-Graft War

19 December 2012

SIXTY owners and heads of driving schools in the country, on Monday, started a three-day training in managerial and road safety standards, with a call to fight corruption, which is at times reported in these schools.

Deputy Inspector General of Police, Stanley Nsabimana, while officially opening the course at the Police Headquarters in Kacyiru, observed that some driving licence seekers bribe heads or employees of driving schools to either facilitate them pass the tests or register them for the tests without going through normal procedures.

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