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CISP: Luanda's Camera Network and the National Public Security Centre

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Angola switched on more than 700 cameras in Luanda and an 8,000 m² control centre three weeks before its video-surveillance law took effect. The only figure it has published since is how many cameras there are.

Outcome🔄 Ongoing
Evidence🏛️ Official
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Run byCentro Integrado de Segurança Pública (CISP), Ministério do Interior
Scale🏙️ City-wide

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The Centro Integrado de Segurança Pública opened on Avenida Ho Chi Minh in Luanda on 30 December 2019, after the foundation stone was laid in August 2017 and a trial run from June 2019. The 8,000 m² building holds surveillance rooms, dispatch desks, a rapid-response command post and laboratories, and takes emergency calls on 111 for police, traffic, fire and medical services; the project foresaw extending it to 16 more provinces, and by July 2026 centres were also operating in Benguela, Huambo, Huíla and Cabinda. More than 700 cameras were installed in Luanda at the launch. Angola's video-surveillance law, Lei n.º 2/20 — approved by parliament in November 2019 — took effect on its publication on 22 January 2020, three weeks after the centre was inaugurated. A separate provincial police unit, the CESP in Kilamba Kiaxi, opened in May 2020 and is connected to the CISP by fibre to cross-check data. Since January 2023 the CISP's director has said that cameras belonging to some private institutions are also connected, without naming them or giving a number.

Live 📅 since 2019

📊 Impact

Every published number is a deployment count from the Interior Ministry or the police. More than 700 cameras in Luanda at the December 2019 launch; in official figures reported in October 2021, over 1,200 cameras across Luanda, Benguela and Huambo, of which 955 are in Luanda, some with lenses reaching three to four kilometres; in September 2024 the National Police said more than 1,300 new cameras would be installed in Luanda. No arrest rate, clearance rate, response time or crime figure attributable to the centre has been published, and no audit office, court or research body has examined it.

🎓 Lesson

A camera count is not a security outcome. Luanda's centre reports how much hardware it has and nothing about what the hardware did — and Angola's video-surveillance law took effect only after the cameras were switched on, not before.

📡 Data & IoTSafety & securitySensors & IoTPrivacy & personal data

Sources

↗ Novo Jornal / ANGOP — CISP inaugurated (press, 29 Dec 2019)Published 29 December 2019, credited 'NJOnline/Angop' (the state news agency's copy). 'Mais de 700 câmaras já terão sido instaladas em Luanda'; foundation stone August 2017, trial operation from June 2019; roughly 8,000 m² with a video-surveillance room, dispatch, rapid-response command and laboratory; emergency line 111; 16 provincial centres under construction.
↗ Menos Fios — CISP controls more than 1,200 cameras (technology press, Oct 2021)Published 25 October 202125 October 2021, credited to ANGOP: official statistics put more than 1,200 cameras across Luanda, Benguela and Huambo under the CISP, 955 of them in Luanda, some with lenses reaching three to four kilometres. It cites the video-surveillance law as 'Lei n.º 1/20, de 22 de Janeiro' — the law's number is 2/20. No outcome statistics.
↗ Menos Fios — CESP inaugurated in Luanda (technology press, May 2020)Published 8 May 20208 May 2020. The CESP, a unit of the Luanda provincial police command at Capolo I, Kilamba Kiaxi: 'Está interligado com o Centro Integrado de Segurança Pública (CISP), por intermédio da rede de fibra óptica, a fim de cruzar os dados'; police intervention requested on 111.
↗ Rádio Nacional de Angola (state broadcaster)Published 5 January 20235 January 2023. CISP director Subcomissário Adulcínio Lutucuta: 'Algumas câmaras de videovigilância de Instituições Privadas, em Angola, já estão conectadas ao Centro Integrado de Segurança Pública (CISP)'. No institutions named, no count. State broadcaster — an operator voice, not independent press.
↗ Ver Angola / Lusa — first CISP inaugurated (press, 3 Jan 2020)Lusa report: Angola's first CISP has operated since Monday (30 December 2019), inaugurated by President João Lourenço and financed by a Chinese credit line of undisclosed value; about 8,000 m²; more than 700 cameras in Luanda; extension planned to 16 more provinces.
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↗ Ver Angola — 1,300 new cameras for Luanda (press, 24 Sept 2024)The National Police's director of telecommunications and IT said more than 1,300 new video-surveillance cameras would be installed in Luanda 'in the coming days' under the second phase of the Public Security Innovation Project.
↗ Ver Angola — Cuanza Sul to get a CISP (press, 14 July 2026)The CISP's director-general on its national expansion: the centre began in Luanda in 2019 and now also operates in Benguela, Huambo, Huíla and Cabinda; Cuanza Sul to follow within about a year.
↗ Lei n.º 2/20 de 22 de Janeiro — Video Surveillance Law (LEX.AO)Published 22 January 2020Full text of Lei n.º 2/20 (Lei da Videovigilância), published in Diário da República I Série n.º 7 of 22 January 2020: approved by the National Assembly on 20 November 2019, promulgated 23 December 2019, in force on the date of publication; existing systems had 90 days to comply.

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  1. Novo Jornal · pressNovo Jornal / ANGOP — CISP inaugurated (press, 29 Dec 2019)
  2. Ver Angola · pressVer Angola / Lusa — first CISP inaugurated (press, 3 Jan 2020)
  3. LEX.AO · platformLei n.º 2/20 de 22 de Janeiro — Video Surveillance Law (LEX.AO)
  4. Menos Fios · pressMenos Fios — CESP inaugurated in Luanda (technology press, May 2020)
  5. Menos Fios · pressMenos Fios — CISP controls more than 1,200 cameras (technology press, Oct 2021)
  6. Rádio Nacional de Angola · pressRádio Nacional de Angola (state broadcaster)
  7. Ver Angola · pressVer Angola — 1,300 new cameras for Luanda (press, 24 Sept 2024)
  8. Ver Angola · pressVer Angola — Cuanza Sul to get a CISP (press, 14 July 2026)

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Claim 1 clm-a876fed0ee9b620a quantitative
opened on Avenida Ho Chi Minh in Luanda on 30 December 2019
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What the mapping says
Lusa, writing on Friday 3 January 2020, reports the centre has operated since the previous Monday; Novo Jornal places the central unit on Avenida Hochi Minh.
Caveat
No claim-specific caveat recorded

Sources carrying this claim

  1. Ver Angola / Lusa — first CISP inaugurated (press, 3 Jan 2020)
  2. Novo Jornal / ANGOP — CISP inaugurated (press, 29 Dec 2019)
Claim 2 clm-4b7db67607924328 quantitative
after the foundation stone was laid in August 2017 and a trial run from June 2019
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What the mapping says
The inauguration report gives both dates.
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No claim-specific caveat recorded

Sources carrying this claim

  1. Novo Jornal / ANGOP — CISP inaugurated (press, 29 Dec 2019)
Claim 3 clm-e72881077ac88391 quantitative
The 8,000 m² building holds surveillance rooms, dispatch desks, a rapid-response command post and laboratories
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What the mapping says
Both reports describe a building of about 8,000 square metres with a video-surveillance room, a dispatch room, a rapid-response command centre and a laboratory.
Caveat
The sources speak of one video-surveillance room and one laboratory; the plural is this entry's.

Sources carrying this claim

  1. Novo Jornal / ANGOP — CISP inaugurated (press, 29 Dec 2019)
  2. Ver Angola / Lusa — first CISP inaugurated (press, 3 Jan 2020)
Claim 4 clm-e16ce8710f922eb6 quantitative
takes emergency calls on 111 for police, traffic, fire and medical services
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What the mapping says
The report says the emergency number 111 gives access to the centre and that it is meant to help police, traffic, fire and medical emergency services respond.
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No claim-specific caveat recorded

Sources carrying this claim

  1. Novo Jornal / ANGOP — CISP inaugurated (press, 29 Dec 2019)
Claim 5 clm-5045e6e906509fc9 quantitative
the project foresaw extending it to 16 more provinces
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What the mapping says
Lusa reports the project foresees extension to 16 more provinces; Novo Jornal says 16 provincial centres were under construction.
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No claim-specific caveat recorded

Sources carrying this claim

  1. Ver Angola / Lusa — first CISP inaugurated (press, 3 Jan 2020)
  2. Novo Jornal / ANGOP — CISP inaugurated (press, 29 Dec 2019)
Claim 6 clm-9590090489a4ff03 quantitative
by July 2026 centres were also operating in Benguela, Huambo, Huíla and Cabinda
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What the mapping says
Reporting the director-general's July 2026 visit to Cuanza Sul, the article lists the provinces where the CISP already operates.
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No claim-specific caveat recorded

Sources carrying this claim

  1. Ver Angola — Cuanza Sul to get a CISP (press, 14 July 2026)
Claim 7 clm-9117dabec246c188 quantitative
More than 700 cameras were installed in Luanda at the launch
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What the mapping says
Both inauguration reports give the figure of more than 700 cameras in Luanda.
Caveat
Novo Jornal's wording is conditional ('terão sido instaladas' — reportedly installed).

Sources carrying this claim

  1. Novo Jornal / ANGOP — CISP inaugurated (press, 29 Dec 2019)
  2. Ver Angola / Lusa — first CISP inaugurated (press, 3 Jan 2020)
Claim 8 clm-e45b3898678c04cd quantitative
Angola's video-surveillance law, Lei n.º 2/20
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What the mapping says
The published text is titled Lei da Videovigilância and numbered 2/20 of 22 January.
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No claim-specific caveat recorded

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  1. Lei n.º 2/20 de 22 de Janeiro — Video Surveillance Law (LEX.AO)
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approved by parliament in November 2019
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What the mapping says
The law's closing formula records its approval by the National Assembly.
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No claim-specific caveat recorded

Sources carrying this claim

  1. Lei n.º 2/20 de 22 de Janeiro — Video Surveillance Law (LEX.AO)
Claim 10 clm-bd32eaee1b3aa7ee quantitative
took effect on its publication on 22 January 2020, three weeks after the centre was inaugurated
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What the mapping says
The law enters into force on the date of publication, which was the Diário da República of 22 January 2020.
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No claim-specific caveat recorded

Sources carrying this claim

  1. Lei n.º 2/20 de 22 de Janeiro — Video Surveillance Law (LEX.AO)
Claim 11 clm-fd478c4c9bafcd28 quantitative
A separate provincial police unit, the CESP in Kilamba Kiaxi, opened in May 2020
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What the mapping says
The report describes the CESP as a unit of the Luanda provincial police command at Capolo I, Kilamba Kiaxi, inaugurated that week.
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No claim-specific caveat recorded

Sources carrying this claim

  1. Menos Fios — CESP inaugurated in Luanda (technology press, May 2020)
Claim 12 clm-be89adda243ebc2b descriptive
is connected to the CISP by fibre to cross-check data
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What the mapping says
The report says the CESP is linked to the CISP over the fibre-optic network to cross-check data.
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No claim-specific caveat recorded

Sources carrying this claim

  1. Menos Fios — CESP inaugurated in Luanda (technology press, May 2020)
Claim 13 clm-3cafa0b9ed342a5d quantitative
Since January 2023 the CISP's director has said that cameras belonging to some private institutions are also connected, without naming them or giving a number
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What the mapping says
The state broadcaster reports the director's statement that some private institutions' cameras are connected; it names no institution and gives no count.
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No claim-specific caveat recorded

Sources carrying this claim

  1. Rádio Nacional de Angola (state broadcaster)
Claim 14 clm-d3b687f1f7d66cdc descriptive
Every published number is a deployment count from the Interior Ministry or the police
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What the mapping says
Every figure in the listed sources counts cameras installed or planned; none reports what the cameras led to.
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No claim-specific caveat recorded

Sources carrying this claim

  1. Menos Fios — CISP controls more than 1,200 cameras (technology press, Oct 2021)
  2. Ver Angola — 1,300 new cameras for Luanda (press, 24 Sept 2024)
Claim 16 clm-32860be08442098d quantitative
in official figures reported in October 2021, over 1,200 cameras across Luanda, Benguela and Huambo, of which 955 are in Luanda
Published field
impact · verbatim
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What the mapping says
The October 2021 report cites official statistics for the three provinces and Luanda's share.
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No claim-specific caveat recorded

Sources carrying this claim

  1. Menos Fios — CISP controls more than 1,200 cameras (technology press, Oct 2021)
Claim 17 clm-bd225da74f0c3bfa descriptive
some with lenses reaching three to four kilometres
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impact · verbatim
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What the mapping says
The same report describes the lens range.
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No claim-specific caveat recorded

Sources carrying this claim

  1. Menos Fios — CISP controls more than 1,200 cameras (technology press, Oct 2021)
Claim 18 clm-dc9e2e83b22dc0fe quantitative
in September 2024 the National Police said more than 1,300 new cameras would be installed in Luanda
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What the mapping says
The police's director of telecommunications and IT announced the installation for the following days.
Caveat
An announcement; no source confirms how many were installed.

Sources carrying this claim

  1. Ver Angola — 1,300 new cameras for Luanda (press, 24 Sept 2024)
Claim 19 clm-f6e7c8240d5b9f3f descriptive
No arrest rate, clearance rate, response time or crime figure attributable to the centre has been published, and no audit office, court or research body has examined it
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impact · verbatim
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What the mapping says
None of the reports, from the 2019 launch to the 2026 expansion, gives an outcome figure or cites an outside examination.
Caveat
The October 2021 report says many crimes were solved with the help of the cameras, without a number.

Sources carrying this claim

  1. Menos Fios — CISP controls more than 1,200 cameras (technology press, Oct 2021)
  2. Ver Angola — 1,300 new cameras for Luanda (press, 24 Sept 2024)
  3. Ver Angola — Cuanza Sul to get a CISP (press, 14 July 2026)
Claim 20 clm-4b88e4e8481df22c descriptive
Luanda's centre reports how much hardware it has and nothing about what the hardware did
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What the mapping says
The centre's published figures are camera counts; none describes results.
Caveat
No claim-specific caveat recorded

Sources carrying this claim

  1. Menos Fios — CISP controls more than 1,200 cameras (technology press, Oct 2021)
  2. Ver Angola — 1,300 new cameras for Luanda (press, 24 Sept 2024)
Claim 21 clm-3928f90b261ad5bb descriptive
Angola's video-surveillance law took effect only after the cameras were switched on
Published field
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What the mapping says
The law entered into force on 22 January 2020; the centre's trial run began in June 2019 with more than 700 cameras installed by December.
Caveat
No claim-specific caveat recorded

Sources carrying this claim

  1. Lei n.º 2/20 de 22 de Janeiro — Video Surveillance Law (LEX.AO)
  2. Novo Jornal / ANGOP — CISP inaugurated (press, 29 Dec 2019)
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Governance facts carried by the record

Operator
Centro Integrado de Segurança Pública (CISP), Ministério do Interior
Actor types
national-government
Funding model
public
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8 source dossiers

Novo Jornal / ANGOP — CISP inaugurated (press, 29 Dec 2019) novojornal.co.ao · 8 linked claims

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Name not classified · novojornal.co.ao
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2019-12-29
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Published 29 December 2019, credited 'NJOnline/Angop' (the state news agency's copy). 'Mais de 700 câmaras já terão sido instaladas em Luanda'; foundation stone August 2017, trial operation from June 2019; roughly 8,000 m² with a video-surveillance room, dispatch, rapid-response command and laboratory; emergency line 111; 16 provincial centres under construction.

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Menos Fios — CISP controls more than 1,200 cameras (technology press, Oct 2021) menosfios.com · 5 linked claims

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2021-10-25
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25 October 2021, credited to ANGOP: official statistics put more than 1,200 cameras across Luanda, Benguela and Huambo under the CISP, 955 of them in Luanda, some with lenses reaching three to four kilometres. It cites the video-surveillance law as 'Lei n.º 1/20, de 22 de Janeiro' — the law's number is 2/20. No outcome statistics.

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Menos Fios — CESP inaugurated in Luanda (technology press, May 2020) menosfios.com · 2 linked claims

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2020-05-08
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8 May 2020. The CESP, a unit of the Luanda provincial police command at Capolo I, Kilamba Kiaxi: 'Está interligado com o Centro Integrado de Segurança Pública (CISP), por intermédio da rede de fibra óptica, a fim de cruzar os dados'; police intervention requested on 111.

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Rádio Nacional de Angola (state broadcaster) rna.ao · 1 linked claim

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2023-01-05
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5 January 2023. CISP director Subcomissário Adulcínio Lutucuta: 'Algumas câmaras de videovigilância de Instituições Privadas, em Angola, já estão conectadas ao Centro Integrado de Segurança Pública (CISP)'. No institutions named, no count. State broadcaster — an operator voice, not independent press.

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Ver Angola / Lusa — first CISP inaugurated (press, 3 Jan 2020) verangola.net · 5 linked claims

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Lusa report: Angola's first CISP has operated since Monday (30 December 2019), inaugurated by President João Lourenço and financed by a Chinese credit line of undisclosed value; about 8,000 m²; more than 700 cameras in Luanda; extension planned to 16 more provinces.

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Ver Angola — 1,300 new cameras for Luanda (press, 24 Sept 2024) verangola.net · 4 linked claims

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The National Police's director of telecommunications and IT said more than 1,300 new video-surveillance cameras would be installed in Luanda 'in the coming days' under the second phase of the Public Security Innovation Project.

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Ver Angola — Cuanza Sul to get a CISP (press, 14 July 2026) verangola.net · 2 linked claims

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The CISP's director-general on its national expansion: the centre began in Luanda in 2019 and now also operates in Benguela, Huambo, Huíla and Cabinda; Cuanza Sul to follow within about a year.

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Lei n.º 2/20 de 22 de Janeiro — Video Surveillance Law (LEX.AO) lex.ao · 4 linked claims

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Full text of Lei n.º 2/20 (Lei da Videovigilância), published in Diário da República I Série n.º 7 of 22 January 2020: approved by the National Assembly on 20 November 2019, promulgated 23 December 2019, in force on the date of publication; existing systems had 90 days to comply.

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