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Residents at Ginger Farm Informal Settlements have promised to work with Pikitup to keep their place clean

Region A officials and Ward 93 councillor Vino Reddy recently conducted a walkabout in the area and addressed various service delivery issues. This is what residents of Ginger Farm Informal Settlements had to say following the visit...

November 9, 2022
Nduduzo Nxumalo Less than a minute
JOHN MOTSAMAI: Our area has been abandoned for a very long time and we hope that official visits will bear fruit. We hope that we will start receiving municipal services.

Region A officials and Ward 93 councillor Vino Reddy recently conducted a walkabout in the area and addressed various service delivery issues.

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This is what residents of Ginger Farm Informal Settlements had to say following the visit…

MOAYISI MODILETSI: We hope that the City will keep its promise to bring Pikitup trucks to remove the mountains of garbage. We will definitely work with them to keep our area neat and clean.
VICTOR MOSINYANE: We are quite happy that the officials from the City of Johannesburg visited our area to see living conditions. We will work with the Pikitup team to ensure that the place is cleaned.

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