A Re Sebetseng is back!
JOBURG – You have no excuse not to help make your neighbourhood cleaner.
The city’s monthly clean-up initiative is back.
The City of Johannesburg will once again host its monthly, citywide A Re Sebetseng cleaning campaign. The campaign has city officials and residents working together to make the city a cleaner place to live in.
This next A Re Sebetseng initiative will take place on the morning of 23 June and residents of all wards are encouraged to join.
The City has been hard at work at getting members of the public on board and have gone as far as launching a dedicated A Re Sebetseng [ https://www.aresebetseng.co.za/ ] website, in addition to all the social media interaction they have been pushing.
Here are the meetup points for interested residents:
- Ward 69, Genevieve Sherman – Corner of Thornton Road and 4th Avenue, Westdene.
- Ward 82, Susan Stewart – Anzac Road, Newlands (Near old age home).
- Ward 86, Philip Kruger – Albertsfarm.
- Ward 87, Bridget Steer – Corner of Greenside and Greenway Street, Greenside.
- Ward 98, Beverly Weweje – Corner of Dukes Avenue and Beatrice Street, Windsor East.
- Ward 99, Nicole van Dyk – Corner of 1st Street and 3rd Avenue, Linden and Emma Park, Linden.
- Ward 117, Tim Truluck – Corner of Oxford Road and Bolton Road, Parkwood.
Johannesburg residents are urged to join the City’s efforts to promote a culture of reducing, reusing and recycling our waste. This will help cement Johannesburg as a clean, beautiful and world-class city.
Plastic bags and gloves will be distributed at walk-in centres, clinics, libraries and participating businesses. Rubbish bags filled on the day will be collected by Pikitup. For more information please contact your ward councillor.
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