Ward 46 Soweto residents are demanding jobs and are allegedly threatening the lives of Pikitup’s employees and assets.
Johannesburg waste management entity Pikitup said on Wednesday that it would not be able to render its usual services in areas serviced by the Zondi Depot in Soweto following a protest demonstration staged outside the depot by residents of Ward 46.
Pikitup said the protesters were preventing its employees from discharging their responsibility of rendering waste removal services in areas serviced by the Zondi depot. Pikitup said that despite responding to their questions, protesters continue to disrupt operations at the depot.
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