Date :08 April 2022Name: Musawenkosi DlaminiPlace : EmpumelelweniMunicipality: EmalahleniProvince: Mpumalanga We all learn everyday. Learning and developing a skill is the most essential thing one must consider because of the high rise of food in the supermarkets. Learning happens everyday.I started a garden in my backyard which I will benefit […]
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Water on the way
08 April 2022Musawenkosi DlaminiEmpumelelweniEmalahleniMpumalanga Water on the way The project initially started late last year were there was digging and putting of pipes, which was fast though even the was uncertainties that the project will be finished. Empumelelweni community has been there for years but the development is slow, the […]
Read MoreCommunity Monitors Video On life Near a Mine
Community Monitors Video on Living near a Mine
Read More(8) Our Ideas on how to Solve the Waste Problem In Sekhukhune
-The municipal council is by law responsible to make a waste management plan and to implement the plan. They should do this urgently, -The big supper markets as well as the spaza shops are also responsible because they make money buy selling goods wrapped in plastic , or they don’t […]
Read More(6) What Our Constitution and Law demands and what Municipalities and Councillors say about Waste Management in Sekhukhune
A Community Monitors Investigation into the Waste Crisis in Sekhukhune, October – November 2021 The Constitution and the Law The Constitution of South Africa, in the Bill of Rights in section 24 , Chapter 2, of our country says that we have the right to live in an environment that […]
Read More(5) Our Interviews with residents on the Waste problem in Sekhukhune
A Community Monitors Investigation into the Waste Crisis in Sekhukhune, October – November 2021 Interviews with family and neigbours Each of the monitors in our team spoke with family and neighbours about they dumping . Here is a summary of what they said ·Why we dump All of them said […]
Read More(4) The Dumpster System of Collecting Waste in Sekhukhune
A Community Monitors Investigation into the Waste Crisis in Sekhukhune, October – November 2021 The only waste collection system that we see is Dumpsters on the main rood . Trucks collect the waste from these dumpsters and and take them to landfills . We investigated to check why this system […]
Read More(3) Big Dumping Items – Baby Diapers and Beer Bottles
A Community Monitors Investigation into the Waste Crisis in Sekhukhune, October – November 2021 In our investigation we observed two items that made up a large part of the items dumped . This was Diapers and Bottles . We realised that the large amounts of dumping these items , was […]
Read More(2) What items are dumped and how does this affect the health of people and our environment
A Community Monitors Investigation into the Waste Crisis in Sekhukhune, October – November 2021 . What Items are dumped ? Waste from Homes – Plastic bottles (water, cold drinks , juices, cooking oil bottles) -Plastic ( detergents, medicines and cosmetics, toothpaste tubes) –Plastic bags from supermarkets and spaza shops –Milk […]
Read More(1) Where and how our community dumps their waste
We went around our villages and took geo located photos with our cell phones , to show how and where people got rid of their waste . We used these pictures and the map to help us understand what people dumped and how this would affect their health and the […]
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