Video 1 – Middelburg is drowning in rubbish after 14 municipal solid waste employees received notices of possible suspension for allegedly refusing to use the municipality’s ageing refuse removal fleet. The lease agreement for newer vehicles expired in December, leaving the municipality reliant on its old fleet. It is now considering appointing external service providers to keep refuse removal services running.#Middelburg#Mpumalanga
Video 2 – Middelburg is drowning in rubbish after 14 municipal solid waste employees received notices of possible suspension for allegedly refusing to use the municipality’s ageing refuse removal fleet. The lease agreement for newer vehicles expired in December, leaving the municipality reliant on its old fleet. It is now considering appointing external service providers to keep refuse removal services running.Middelburg Mpumalanga
Tobie started as a journalist in September 1975. He was appointed editor of the Middelburg Observer in 1982 where he worked until he retired in 2024. He received numerous awards, is a founding member of the Forum for Community Newspapers and has published two books about his work. Although retired, Tobie is still very much involved in community journalism.