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Lehae clean-up targets littered public spaces

August 7, 2026

Municipal teams descended on Lehae on 5 August as Johannesburg City Parks intensified efforts to reclaim littered public spaces across Region G.

Pikitup and Johannesburg City Parks and Zoo focused on Phase 1 Park and Primrose Street, collecting waste and cleaning areas affected by litter.

The operation formed part of a wider city clean-up initiative aimed at improving neglected spaces and discouraging illegal dumping.

In an update on the operation, the City said teams were “hard at work restoring the cleanliness of our Region G communities”.

The clean-up also placed attention on residents’ role in keeping restored areas clean once municipal teams leave.

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