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Municipal clean-up campaign begins

Municipal staff could be seen cleaning out gutters, repairing potholes and attending to electrical work in the central business district

Inkosi Langalibalele Local Municipality has reportedly embarked on a clean-up campaign.

It was kick-started on January 17 and according to the municipality “all of the staff were given duties to clean-up the town and nearby township.”

Gutters in Lorne Street were cleaned out.
Gutters in Lorne Street were cleaned out.

Municipal staff could be seen cleaning out gutters, repairing potholes and attending to electrical work in the central business district. While this may be a welcome sight for some residents, a local businessman was not impressed by the number of workers that were present at one site.

“About 17 people were patching up a pothole at the corner of Connor and Albert streets. It made me wonder how many people it takes to do this job. Some of the workers were standing around idle, watching their co-workers,” remarked the resident.

He added that the services of those workers standing around doing nothing could be better utilised in other areas. The municipality was advised of the resident’s concerns.

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