Get involved in naming the City’s new anti-littering mascot. Winning suggestions and the final name for the mascot will be announced later in April:
‘We’re calling on residents, schools, businesses and civil society to get involved in naming our mascot, who is modelled on the green city litter bins found across the city. As part of our Keep Cape Town clean campaign, we’re calling on all Capetonians to never litter, and to always use the available litter bins. All of us can take a minute to pick up litter, and encourage others to do the same. Together, Capetonians can be a powerful force for change,’ said Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis.
The Mayor said the mascot would form part of a concerted effort to engage young people and schools about getting involved for a cleaner Cape Town. Time for some fun: Help us name our new ‘Clean Up Cape Town’ mascot. Binny, Frikkie Asblikkie, Umgqomo – these are some of the names we came up with. 🤪 Send your most creative names
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