SOME frustrated residents in Soshanguve have resorted to emptying their dustbins at an illegal dumping sites after the City of Tshwane failed to collect them as scheduled on Monday.
An acute stench permeated the air from the rubbish scattered all over the place and rats and stay dogs have been seen at the site. Motuba Shabangu suggested people boycott the payments of municipal bills if the council could not deliver services residents paid for. Another said: “Garbage removal please in Soshanguve. It has been two weeks now and our dustbins are full. Where are we supposed to empty them?”
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