Tshwane accused of leaving critical infrastructure without security
The city says interim measures are protecting critical infrastructure while new security contracts are finalised.
City rejects claims of security failure However, the city’s MMC for community safety, Hannes Coetzee, has rejected “misleading attempts by the opposition to create unnecessary panic about the security of the city’s critical infrastructure”.“These partnerships are strengthening the city’s security capacity and include enhanced surveillance and technological interventions to monitor critical infrastructure and support the City of Tshwane’s broader security response,” added Coetzee.
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