Cleaning as a way of life
Another cleaning campaign driven by members of the Ward Waste Committee (WWC) undertaken at Vosman.

Another cleaning campaign driven by members of the Ward Waste Committee (WWC) undertaken at Vosman.

Members of ward 8 committee and Ward Waste Committee (WWC) preparing to clean the streets of Vosman during a cleaning campaign held on Freedom Day, April 27.

Members of ward 8 committee and two representatives of Scholand Colliery during a cleaning campaign held at Vosman on Freedom Day, April 27.
WWC members working jointly with ward 8 members in a job creation programme, received support from Scholand Colliery, in the form of tools.
“We are cleaning the streets of the municipality, bringing back community mind set to remember freedom day. Remembering our leaders who fought for freedom of the people. Leaders like Zeph Mothopeng, Oliver Tambo, Nelson Mandela, Robert Sobukwe, Chris Hani, Steve Biko, Jeff Masemola and other leaders who brought peace in our country. There are other brothers and sisters who fought and shed blood for this democratic country. Let us remember our freedom and remain community conscious to strive together to bring a change and a better life for all. The Vosman ward 8 decided to play a vital role to sensitise communities, officials and the municipalities. To the provincial leadership we say remember the freedom we fought for and the unity we strive for also remain conscious,” said Mr Kleinboy Masemola an official of Ward Waste Committee (WWC).

Members of ward 8 executive committee, the members are from left: John Mzana (chairperson), Julia Nkosi (deputy chairperson), and Mr Kleinboy Masemola an official of Ward Waste Committee (WWC), Masesi Makena (treasure), Pretty Maseko (secretary), and Lindiwe Nkosi (organiser)
The organisations believe in service delivery and development towards socioeconomic change.

Members of ward 8 committee cleaning the streets in their ward in Vosman on Freedom Day, April 27.

Ms Thabsile Phiri cleaning a street on Freedom Day, April 27 in Vosman during a cleaning campaign.
The ward 8 community connected with Mr Masemola for assistance and through Scholand Colliery they managed to complete the cleaning programme. They also thanked Scholand Colliery for their assistance and support.
