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Keeping our waterways clean

DELTA PARK – The Craigpark Residents Association collaborated with Rotary Club of Johannesburg to commemorate International River Day with a clean-up.

Craigpark Residents Association (CRA) in partnership with Rotary Club of Johannesburg hosted a clean-up in Delta Park to celebrate International River Day.

The clean-up was held on September 27 and local residents, Rotary members, the CAP green team and a large group of learners of St Stithians College came together to clean along the Braamfontein Spruit.

A group of St Stithians College boys participate in the cleaning up to earn community hours. Photo: Supplied

“There were many clean-ups held along Braamfontein Spruit and Jukskei River in celebration of this day. We normally host an annual clean-up around this date,” said Caron Askew who is in charge of the environmental portfolio of the association.

Ward 117 councillor Tim Truluck told Rosebank Killarney Gazette that he was grateful for community members coming together for a great initiative.
“I would like to thank the community in coming out to help keep our green spaces and waterways clean. Well done to all who contributed,” he said.

CAP green team members clean along Braamfontein Spruit. Photo: Supplied

Askew concluded, “The CRA will continue to host spruit clean ups as the task is endless and the spruit is one of the jewels of our suburb that has seen a significant increase of activity since the start of lockdown.”
Residents who would like to get involved in the association and future clean-ups can email admin@cra.org.za

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