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1 December 2025 Media Release: GRDM and Mossel Bay Municipality Join Forces for Successful Clean-Up Campaign

Media Release: GRDM and Mossel Bay Municipality Join Forces for Successful Clean-Up Campaign

1 December 2025

On 19 November, the Garden Route District Municipality (GRDM), in partnership with the Mossel Bay Municipality, conducted a clean-up campaign in Ward 15, KwaNonqaba. The initiative, led by the Mossel Bay Municipality, aimed to promote a clean environment, raise awareness about proper waste disposal, and encourage responsible management of natural resources and pollution.

Objectives of the campaign included

  • Litter picking in targeted areas.
  • Educate the public on the importance of proper waste management.
  • Raising awareness about recyclable waste.
  • Encouraging community involvement through a petition to keep the neighbourhood clean.

The campaign was well attended by the Ward Councillor, officials and staff from the Mossel Bay Municipality, Henque Waste, VLT Cleaning Services, volunteers, and Ward Committee members. In addition, strong collaboration with Polyco, Aquelle, and the Department of Correctional Services contributed significantly to the success of the initiative.

Key Outcomes

  • Noticeable improvement in cleanliness across the targeted areas
  • Increased public awareness about maintaining a clean and healthy environment
  • Strengthened cooperation and community engagement between GRDM and the Mossel Bay Municipality

The clean-up campaign achieved its intended goals and had a positive impact on the KwaNonqaba community. The combined efforts of GRDM, Mossel Bay Municipality, community members, and key partners helped restore cleanliness, promote environmental education, and strengthen community partnerships. Continued collaboration and active participation from all stakeholders will remain essential in sustaining a clean, healthy, and environmentally responsible Mossel Bay.

Featured Image and above pictures: Participants and key moments from the clean-up campaign in action.

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