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Bulawayo City Council Installs Street Cameras On CBD Roads

7 months agoWed, 28 Aug 2024 09:31:32 GMT
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Bulawayo City Council Installs Street Cameras On CBD Roads

Bulawayo City Council (BCC) in partnership with Tendy Three Investments (TTI), has begun installing closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras on various roads in Bulawayo’s Central Business District (CBD).

As reported by CITE, TTI was awarded a tender by the local authority in 2022 to develop the US$2.2 million parking system through a public-private partnership.

The new parking system includes software designed to count vehicles, increase visibility, and enhance security across the city.

BCC corporate communications manager, Nesisa Mpofu, said that the the first phase of camera installation, which started on Monday, covers the area from Fife Street to Robert Mugabe Way. She said:

In line with the parking management contract, Tendy Three Investments Parking Solutions has initiated the installation of street cameras on various roads in the city

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These cameras will primarily be used to oversee the parking management project, ensuring the proper execution of duties by marshals and enforcement teams.

The first phase of installation covers Fife Street to Robert Mugabe Way, with plans to eventually cover the entire Central Business District.

Mpofu said the primary objective of the camera surveillance system is to oversee the activities of parking marshals as well as to track movements within the parking areas.

The cameras will also check the speed at which vehicles are travelling, monitor traffic violations at robots, conduct traffic counts by recording the number of vehicles passing through and record the areas surrounding the CCTV installations.

However, some activists have raised concerns that these cameras could be misused by law enforcement agencies to monitor citizens under the guise of crime prevention, reminiscent of the Orwellian “Big Brother” system.

“Orwellian” refers to concepts from George Orwell’s dystopian novel 1984, where a totalitarian regime, symbolised by “Big Brother,” exercises extreme surveillance and control over its citizens through cameras and other means.

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22 Comments

Jojola · 7 months ago
busy kuisa ma camera apa Bulawayo yese haina mvura as i am typing
wischigonero · 7 months ago
macamera ayo akaita mwedzi aripo mundibvunze ari kurohwa nemarekeni ayo itai basa boys dzebluz ndokutembai mhani
cde che guveira · 7 months ago
modern technology requires that those cameras be installed
FBI · 7 months ago
No Zesa. Hw will they be powered
Team · 7 months ago
solar
Azee · 7 months ago
ne mbavha dzepa bluz ka macamera aya ndoo achatozobiwa manje
Egypt Dzinemunenzva. · 7 months ago
the best way to go in order to curb traffic offence thumps up Blues
Egypt Dzinemunenzva. · 7 months ago
all towns shld copy this kana kuora kwemapurisa neteam reparking fty zvoita zvirinani
Aratijiesi · 7 months ago
Havashayi plan B mapurisa neteam reparking
Oncemore · 7 months ago
How much money was Charged by this company, people must know because this is public funds. Is the charge reasonable
🤦🏽‍♂️ · 7 months ago
Isviwo isvi
Real Pro Investments · 7 months ago
Hanzi usd2 million together with parking solution
...,. · 7 months ago
if properly used, the system can be used by controllers on the desk to control traffic flow by controlling traffic robots according to traffic on the road. they can also know how many parking places are available in every street, which can be of use if a way is found to communicate that to the motorists.
🤪 · 7 months ago
They should work with transport ministry and afix Cat eyes on continual dual carriage lines or even islands kerbside and robots to curb traffic roads flauters and crime
Bambo · 7 months ago
who is Tendy three investments is the queistion did the local authority failed to do that alone uumm.
CIO · 7 months ago
TTI a parking solution company owned by our own..... currently operating in bulawayo
magwegwe · 7 months ago
BCC please respect our privacy
Anonymous · 7 months ago
Wanga wajaira kutyaira uri kuOncoming nekupinda maRed lights handiti. Privacy ipi yaunotaura in a very public place
CIO · 7 months ago
wastage of resources those camera will need to repaired in 2 weeks plus more worker to watch besides that it will won't work
unru!ÿ · 7 months ago
ndokuti vamwe vawana mabasa indawa singafungi neupstairs 🤐
+263 · 7 months ago
siyabonga BCC Lingakhohlwa koVaddy kuLobengula Street ⁷

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