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Umkomaas police captain retires

Captain Musa Ephraim Chiliza is wished a happy and safe retirement.

Umkomaas Saps bids farewell to Captain Musa Ephraim Chiliza, who is retiring after 35 years of dedicated service.

Throughout his distinguished career, Captain Chiliza has been a disciplined commissioned officer.

He most recently served diligently as relief commander at the Umkomaas Saps under the direct command of Lieutenant Colonel MD Zungu.

He has consistently gone the extra mile to deliver quality policing at all levels.

Over the years, he served at New Brighton, Pietermaritzburg, Durban Central, Area Commissioner Umfolozi, Richards Bay (including the Flying Squad 10111 command centre), Alexandra Road as an investigating officer, Mid Illovo and finally Umkomaas.

Chiliza also attended numerous specialised courses and proudly attained seven Saps medals for his meritorious and loyal service.

He is also respected as a mentor and has guided his peers and junior members, adding immense value to the development of the police service.

He is wished a happy and safe retirement.

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