Johannesburg Metro Police Department says the current campaign to clean up the inner-city will be maintained even after the G20 leaders' Summit. Among others, the campaign aims to revitalise the inner-city and enforce municipal by-laws. This came out when JMPD had a public safety media briefing in Johannesburg.
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