🚨 Community Challenges in Promosa

Peterson Sebati’s clean-up efforts were born out of real issues faced daily by residents in Promosa. These challenges not only affect the environment but also the health, safety, and well-being of the community.

❌ Illegal Dumping

Residents of Macdonald and Galant Street have been burdened by growing illegal dumping sites for over two years. These sites attract rats, pose fire hazards, and endanger the health of families living nearby.
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💧 Sewage & Waste Spills

Constant sewage leaks and uncollected garbage in areas like Bloemetjie Street, near schools and homes, have created dangerous conditions for children and families.
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🚛 Municipal Service Shortages

Only two garbage trucks are operational for the entire Potchefstroom area, resulting in delayed waste collection and overflowing bins in Promosa and Ikageng.
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⚠️ Health Hazards

Dirty water, overflowing trash, and unattended waste have contributed to skin rashes, respiratory illnesses, and increased exposure to bacteria in local households.
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💡 Why Peterson’s Work Matters

Peterson Sebati’s clean-up initiative directly addresses these environmental and social challenges by:

• Cleaning public spaces and illegal dumping sites
  
  

• Educating residents through recycling workshops
  
  

• Creating safer, cleaner parks and streets
  
  

• Encouraging pride and participation in local environmental efforts