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Moqhaka launches against crime

Moqhaka Local Municipality

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Source domain: moqhaka.fs.gov.za

Collected on 1 July 2026

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The document reports that Moqhaka Local Municipality, in partnership with the local business forum, plans to install CCTV cameras in key CBD locations as part of the Safe Town Project to combat crime in Kroonstad. It notes a high-level meeting on October 15 and a target to have the cameras installed by the following Friday, aiming to assist law enforcement and traffic control. The initiative is described as a measure to reduce crime and reassure residents by providing additional surveillance.

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urban parking regulationOngoing

One-hour parking system in Kroonstad CBD

Starting November 1, 2013, the Moqhaka Local Municipality will enforce a one-hour parking limit in designated areas of Kroonstad’s central business district to reduce congestion and ensure parking availability for all users.

Who it is for
drivers and parking users in the Kroonstad CBD
How to act on it
No application needed; drivers must comply with new one-hour parking signs once they are installed.
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The meeting also agreed to the introduction of a one-hour parking system from November 1.
surveillance infrastructure projectClosed

Installation of CCTV cameras in strategic CBD locations

The Moqhaka Local Municipality, in partnership with the Kroonstad business forum, is installing CCTV cameras in key areas of Kroonstad's central business district to enhance security, assist law enforcement, monitor traffic violations, and deter criminal activity.

Who it is for
residents, businesses, and drivers in Kroonstad
How to act on it
No application or action required; the municipality is implementing the cameras directly as part of the Safe Town Project.
Closes
24 October 2013
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According to a statement the executive mayor of Moqhaka Local Municipality, Jihad Mohapi, and Kroonstad business forum, will install closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras at major points across the town by Friday next week, as part of the “Safe Town Project”.

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Key Takeaways

  • parties: Moqhaka Local Municipality
  • partner: Kroonstad business forum
  • project: Safe Town Project
  • action: installation of CCTV cameras
  • scope: strategic CBD locations in Kroonstad
  • deadline: by Friday next week from October 24, 2013
  • meeting date: October 15, 2013
  • expected benefits: assist traffic department and police, deter crime, reduce fear