These photos depict the ongoing challenges at the informal market and around the scrap metal dealers.
Informal Market-Before Informal Market-After
Bofors Circle-Before
Bofors Circle-After
WPP-WEED SPRAYING
Weed Spraying in September 2019
Weed Spraying-After
FEEDING SCHEME-AUGUST 2019
We were once again able to make a generous donation to Church of the Nazarene in Bonteheuwel and Langa Baptist Church. 2 x 750 g coffee, 1200 tea bags, 2 x 850g peanut butter, 2 x 900g jam, 10 kg dry lentils, 10 kg dry soup mix, 20 kg samp and 24 cans each of pilchards, baked beans all donated by Giant Hyper. 50 kg beans donated by Pioneer Foods.
Accepting on behalf of the Church of the Nazarene is Reverend Quinton Williams & Sheldon Josias (top left) and on behalf of Langa Baptist Church is Lorna Booi & Buntu Ngaukana (top right).
We once again thank all our sponsors for their continued dedication to this initiative in helping the less fortunate.
Homeless Court Order Instructions
SASA Wage Negotiation
Smash & Grab-Jakes Gerwel Drive
Donation To Cart Horse Protection Association
During the year Lizette Johnstone collects scrap paper and metal which is then sold and the monies donated.
Forum to analyse Cape Town’s road to zero waste – 13 August 2019
You are invited to the Energy Water Waste Forum meeting
When: Tuesday, 13 August 2019
Time: 09:00 – 13:30 (registration at 08:30)
Venue: West Campus Presentation Room, Old Mutual Head Office, Pinelands
Theme: Putting your waste to work: Cape Town on the road to zero waste
Agenda
The business of waste:
We will discuss issues facing the Western Cape waste sector and what waste means for your business. City of Cape Town representatives will present the major challenges in the waste industry, as well as highlight plans for the sector.
Putting waste to work:
Commercial leaders in the waste industry will unpack the issues related to single use plastics, the circular economy and innovative solutions for plastics use and commercial PET recycling.
You can also look forward to learning more about innovative waste projects, including Paka-ching, a community waste collection program that gives back to those who need it most.
Talk to the experts
Panel discussions with the speakers will allow you to engage directly and share your concerns, questions and ideas.
RSVP here by Friday, 9 August 2019.
Note: No attendance fee required. A light finger lunch will be served.
For more information, contact Pholela Mcata on EWW.Forum@capetown.gov.za or 021 400 1092.
Feeding Scheme for July 2019
The following food items were handed out to our two-deserving charity organisations;
1 x 750 g coffee, 1200 tea bags, 2 x 950g of peanut butter and 2 x 850g jam, 10 kg each of dry soup mix and lentils, 20 kg Samp, 24 cans each of pilchards and baked beans all donated by Giant Hyper. 2 x 50 kg gravity beans donated by Pioneer Foods. Rev. Quinton Williams from Church of the Nazarene in Bonteheuwel accepted the food donations (top left), Buntu Ngcukana accepted the food donations on behalf of the Langa Baptist Church.
We wish to thank our sponsors for their generosity in helping to care for the less privileged.
Feeding Scheme for January, March, April & May 2019
The ECID handed over 8 x 750 g coffee, 3600 tea bags, 8 x 850g of peanut butter and 8 x 950g jam, 40 kg dry soup mix, 40 kg lentils, 60 kg Samp, and 96 cans each of pilchards and baked beans, 2 kg rice and 4 x 2l cooldrinks all donated by Giant Hyper and 50 kg beans donated by Pioneer Foods to Buntu Ngcukomo, Lorna Booi & Zukile Bacela from the Langa Baptist Church and Reverend Quinton Williams & Ricardo October from Church of the Nazarene in Bonteheuwel.
We once again thank all our sponsors for the continued dedication to this initiative in helping the less fortunate.
