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Clean Friday campaign will start at taxi rank on Friday

Cleaning equipment such as refuse bags, brooms, face masks and hand gloves will be provided

Ekurhuleni Executive Mayor Clr Mondli Gungubele will, on Friday, lead a delegation of the City’s senior officials, together with key community stakeholders, in eradicating dirt in CBDs, taxi ranks and railway stations.

In Kempton Park the cleanup group will meet at Kempton Park Taxi Rank on Pretoria Road at 8am.

This is part of the mayor’s Clean Neighbourhood Fridays emanating from the Clean City Campaign launched in October last year.

Activities of the day include the cleaning of identified illegal dumping hot spots, litter picking along identified streets in the area, grass cutting, cleaning of identified streams and wetland areas as well as the distribution of educational material.

Cleaning equipment such as refuse bags, brooms, face masks and hand gloves will be provided.

Gungubele is expected to lead the Clean Neighbourhood Friday’s campaign from Germiston Taxi Rank.

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