City of Joburg Fights to Save Its Security Cameras scrollaafrica: SouthAfrica
Member of the Mayoral Committee for Public Safety, David Tembe, revealed at a press briefing on Wednesday that the City is struggling to repair and maintain its cameras.
He says that has to come to an end with recruitment of 1,500 new metro police officers in the inner city and all other regions. Gabriel Kgaswane, who is the Director of the Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department, says working hand in hand with SAPS, Community Police Forums, and other law enforcement agencies has increased police visibility and operations.
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