AI cameras are about to start clocking Harare drivers in real time, and reckless habits might finally get hit with instant digital receipts.
Harare AI camera rollout
Harare AI camera rollout
- Ambassador Raphael Faranisi confirmed 20 AI camera sites in Harare.
- Smart poles will rise before March 15, 2026.
- High-risk intersections and accident zones are first targets.
- Phase two shifts the system into Bulawayo.
- AI units will flag red-light runners automatically.
- Speeding drivers get picked up by radar or lasers.
- Wrong-way motorists will trigger instant violations.
- Number plates are scanned without constant human monitoring.
- Raphael Faranisi said fines move onto a mobile platform.
- Electronic tickets link directly to vehicle registration details.
- Drivers receive app alerts to review and pay penalties.
- Offline motorists must settle fines at police stations.
- The government aims to modernize traffic enforcement digitally.
- Automated policing is pitched as cutting corruption risks.
- Consistent detection is meant to deter repeat offenders.
- Harare congestion and accidents pushed urgency.
- Samora Machel Avenue has been flagged for violations.
- Julius Nyerere Way sits among problem corridors.
- Nairobi and Kigali already run similar smart systems.
- Johannesburg has deployed automated traffic enforcement tech.