Botswana: F/Town Gets Crime-Monitoring Cameras

Residents of Francistown have welcomed the decision by Botswana Police Service to install crime monitoring cameras at strategic points and main roads in the second city. Residents and motorists alike have been terrorised by thugs who robbed them of their belongings such as cell phones and cash with impunity.

Some of the residents were even afraid to visit clubs and local night spots due to some thugs who have been robbing them of their valuables. "We welcome such a development of installing the cameras because they will enhance our safety as we move around even at night. Some of us were very uncomfortable to move around at night," said one resident known as Pearl Thokgamo in an interview with this publication.

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