HUNDREDS of Highway locals were eager to show their support for the Hillcrest AIDS Centre Trust’s week-long Community Clean-up Challenge.
The fun, family-friendly campaign culminated in a unique ‘plogging’ event at the weekend in support of Earth Hour. Residents, learners and runners from clubs across the Durban area made their way up to Hillcrest for the event.
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According to the Hillcrest AIDS Centre Trust’s marketing manager, Claire Hodgkinson, 388 of yellow Supa Mama bags were collected.
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At the time of going to press, the contents of this feature mirrored South Africa’s lockdown regulations.
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