KwaZulu-Natal province will not be a playground for lawlessness. That's according to KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner LT-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi who was speaking at the official launch of the Provincial Integrated Safety Campaign in Durban. Authorities say the province stands ready to welcome over two million visitors, with an anticipated R13 billion injected into the economy. The campaign, strategically timed ahead of the festive season peak, was also a visible commitment by police reclaiming the province's public spaces from criminal activity. Jayed Paulse reports.
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