The ANC is planning to launch a massive monthly clean up campaign.
is planning to launch a massive monthly clean up campaign. It’s modelled on Rwanda’s campaign led by President Paul Kagame which made it Africa’s cleanest country.has encouraged residents to pay for municipal services. He was speaking during a cleaning up campaign in Sebokeng outside Johannesburg.
Residents have complained about poor service delivery, especially lack of refuse removal which they say contributes to some diseases.Magashule says municipalities cannot survive if people do not pay for services. The party says this will not be restricted to election campaigning but will continue beyond the elections.
It’s election season and the parties are out in full force to woo voters. The governing party, which is hoping to get another endorsement from South Africans is promising a cleaner country. Many complain about dirty towns, cities and areas where they live. In what seems to resemble Rwanda’s monthly clean up campaign, the party is embarking on a similar one.“We are here to motivate people to say it’s a campaign like in Rwanda”Click below to listen to Magashule:
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