Jozi Inner City Clean-up to Continue Beyond G20
The Johannesburg metro police have vowed to continue stricter enforcement of by-laws in the inner city beyond the G20 Summit.
Recent weeks have seen increased police visibility and operations targeting illegal hawkers as the city prepares to host world leaders.
- Deteriorating service levels
- Dysfunctional and corrupt management
- Decaying road network
Critics describe the operation as a gimmick to impress thousands of guests expected to attend the summit, while residents have commended the JMPD's work.
The Johannesburg Metro Police has approximately 4,500 officers for by-law enforcement, traffic operations, and crime combating.
The city has been struggling with a decaying road network, deteriorating service levels, and dysfunctional and corrupt management for several years.
Author's summary: Johannesburg metro police to continue enforcing by-laws after G20 Summit.
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