IN PICTURES: Randburg Sun spends 67 minutes at Golden Harvest
GOLDEN HARVEST PARK – Golden Harvest Park had a good clean this Mandela Day.
Ward 101 councillor Dalu Cele, editor Aimee McGill, ISS Security's Mark Doyle, Musa Khoza and John Wright.
The Friends of Golden Harvest Park along with other non-profit organisations decided to dedicate their 67 minutes to the 94-hectare park on Mandela Day.
And Randburg Sun decided to spend their time helping out. From a koppie cleanup to serving food, our classifieds, production, and administration teams all came together to do their bit.
Watch our interview with Friends of Golden Harvest Park chairperson, Stephen Sweetman
Randburg Sun’s admin team prepares food.
Local resident Noel Pipkin helps to clean the koppie.
City Park’s Lovemore Mashaba, Siyabonga Zulu, and Janie Sithole.
Randburg Sun editor Aimee McGill does her bit.
Itumeleng Maloka, Marietta Veldsman, and Nonhlanhla Maloka serves soup.
Randburg Sun’s classifieds team about to start their koppie cleanup.
The classifieds team gets ready to clean up.
Friends of Golden Harvest Park’s chairperson Stephen Sweetman with Randburg Sun editor Aimee McGill.
Editor Aimee McGill with Ward 101 councillor Dalu Cele at the start of the koppie cleanup.
Selma Du Plooy, Melanie Govender, and Bronwyn Goddard.
Lorraine de Bruyn, Nancy Mawdsley and Allan Machaba help prepare some of the food.
Friends of Golden Harvest Park’s Marietta and Hilton Veldsman.
Production and layout manager Ilda Dalton and Autodealer’s Charl Bosch.
ISS Security’s trainees get ready to clean the koppie on Mandela Day.
Randburg Sun’s production team and Honeydew police officers spend some time at the park.