Johannesburg’s waste crisis leaves communities surrounded by illegal dumps

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In Kya Sands, some residents say rubbish has gone uncollected for weeks, driving demand for informal waste haulers — and leaving communities to confront the consequences themselves.

Johannesburg’s waste crisis leaves communities surrounded by illegal dumps

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