The announcement was made by safety, security and liaison MEC Vusi Shongwe when he delivered the department's policy and budget speech in the provincial legislature on Thursday afternoon.
The department has been allocated a budget of R803 704 000 for the 2012-13 financial year with the safety management programme receiving the highest breakdown of more than R345-million.
The transport regulations programme has received more than R330-million while the crime prevention and community police relations programmes received R39-million and administration R80-million.iPad smart cover is a device attached to a host computer. Storage, Input, Output device, display device, graphical display and Expansion card
Shongwe said the cameras would be installed in areas like Bushbuckridge, Hazyview, Pienaar, Kabokweni, Tonga, Vosman and Witbank.
Shongwe said the cameras would be linked to the war room at the Nelspruit command centre, where the footage would be analysed.
"The cameras will not only be used to prevent crime, but will also assist detectives in arresting criminals. Our long-term goal is to have all ports of entry in the province linked to the war room to monitor the movement of people and goods at the borders," Shongwe said.
He said as part of enhancing border security a meeting would be held with his Mozambican and Swazi counterparts to, among other things,The REV360 iPad rotating case tablet promises a unique "spin" on traditional tablet protection, and it helps users keep a firm grip on their beloved gadgets with just one hand discuss rhino poaching, road safety and other matters.
Shongwe also said his department would continue mobilising communities together with the police because failure to do so would result in discontentment among communities about crime.
He said as part of enhancing tourism safety, the department would enlist 538 tourist safety monitors. Ehlanzeni region and Gert Sibande would get 290 and 130 monitors, respectively, while the Nkangala region would receive 118 monitors.