Residents of Huye District and other parts of Rwanda’s Southern Province have expressed gratitude after the Rwanda National Police recovered electronic devices stolen from them and returned the property to its rightful owners.
The handover took place on November 3, 2026, in Ndora Sector, Gisagara District, where police officially returned the recovered items to their owners. The beneficiaries praised the Rwanda National Police and other security institutions for their efforts in recovering the stolen property and ensuring that it was returned to those affected.
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Residents Welcome Recovery of Stolen Property
Uwayisenga Alianne, a resident of Ngoma Sector in Huye District, said thieves had stolen her printer and other equipment. She expressed happiness after recovering her belongings.
She said: “I thank the Rwanda National Police for recovering my equipment and returning it to me. I am very happy to have regained the property that had been stolen from me,” . Ndagijimana Sylivestre, from Huye Sector in Huye District, also said his television had been stolen but was later recovered and returned through police efforts.
he said: “I thank the Rwanda National Police for helping me recover my television. This encourages me to continue working closely with the Police in preventing c rime and providing timely information whenever I notice anything suspicious,” Another beneficiary, Iradukunda Felisi, also from Huye District, said both her radio and television had been stolen. She expressed gratitude after receiving the items back.
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Police Urge Residents to Support Crime Prevention
The Rwanda National Police spokesperson in the Southern Province, CIP Hassan Kamanzi, said the recovered property included radios, televisions, mobile phones and other electronic devices stolen at different times.
He added that police had also recovered livestock stolen from various parts of the province and returned it to its owners. he said: “Various electronic devices, including radios, televisions, mobile phones, and other items that had been stolen at different times, have been returned to their rightful owners. We have also recovered stolen livestock and returned it to those who own it,”
CIP Kamanzi emphasised that efforts to combat theft are ongoing, stressing that the Rwanda National Police, together with other security agencies, will not tolerate criminal activities. He urged people involved in theft to abandon criminal activities and pursue lawful ventures that contribute to their development instead of threatening the security and property of others.
The Rwanda National Police also called on residents to actively participate in crime prevention by promptly reporting theft and any other suspicious activities that could threaten public security.
