The Gauteng government is looking to technology to power its renewed fight against crime, vandalism, corruption, and lawlessness as it hosted an e-Policing Roundtable. Its aim is to create a new e-Security network to enable facial recognition technology and surveillance cameras, among other public-facing interventions and collaborations. Interested parties were invited to share knowledge and demonstrate solutions that can support the province in this endeavour.
For more on this is Gauteng Premier spokesperson, Vuyo Mhaga.
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