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Access to sanitation services in informal settlements

Toilet cleaners strike over non-payment

4th March 2024 Vincent Lali 0

The workers have resorted to strike action to get the cleaning company and the City of Cape Town to pay what is due to them.

Toilet cleaning extortion attempts leave TR section in a stinky situation

21st November 2023 Asive Mabula 0

Residents of TR section say they have to deal with maggots and faeces smell everywhere ever since the cleaning and collecting of buckets was suspended in October due to extortion gangs.

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