The Green Army initiative, launched in May last year by Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi, employed over 6,000 people to support local recycling economies.
The Green Army initiative under the EPWP for waste management in Gauteng has ended, causing confusion among netizens who thought AmaPanyaza would lose jobs
"The EPWP green army is mandated to clean our environment and remove waste, while the Gauteng Traffic Wardens protect us against crime."Lesedi Rathoka, an EPWP member, expressed her disappointment upon hearing Premier Lesufi defend AmaPanyaza rather than the EPWP. “This notice is to remind you that the contractual agreement ended on May 31, 2024. Additionally, you will be paid for the days worked in June 2024.
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