Kgatleng Council Petitioned Over Pilane Landfill

Monday, May 24, 2021

Kgatleng District Council (KDC) received two petitions last week, one from Rasesa residents complaining about a stench caused by the burning fire from Pilane landfill and another one from some dikgosi and councillors.

Council chairperson, Dan Molokwe confirmed the petition on Saturday. “It is true we have received two petitions, one from Rasesa residents and another one from some councillors and dikgosi regarding Pilane landfill.

Currently, our council does not have funds to do maintenance or the expansion of the landfill. We are trying our best to look for funds.

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Kgatleng Council Petitioned Over Pilane Landfill

Kgatleng District Council (KDC) received two petitions last week, one from Rasesa residents complaining about a stench caused by the burning fire from Pilane landfill and another one from some dikgosi and councillors.

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