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Transnet Port of Durban hosts Bayhead clean-up

The collaboration formed part of a wider environmental initiative undertaken by TNPA’s environmental team, which has included clean-ups in every precinct at the Port of Durban in the last 12 months.

Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) collaborated with its tenants in the Bayhead Precinct in the Port of Durban to take a stand against litter in the area recently.

The Bayhead clean-up saw TNPA team up with Southern African Shipyards, Westmead Group, Grindrod, MSC, SA Cargo Services, Layisha Zonke, EnviroServ and Cold Harvest, who took to the streets to collect solid waste, unblock drains and educate passersby on the importance of proper waste management.

The Bayhead Precinct was divided into five zones and the teams set to work in the pouring rain, filling three waste skips in the process. The collaboration formed part of a wider environmental initiative undertaken by TNPA’s Environmental team, which included clean-ups in every precinct at the Port of Durban in the last 12 months, and will include annual events with stakeholders to ensure that caring for the environment remains a priority.

 

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