"yasekwa ngaphezu 135 kwiminyaka eyadlulayo, yunivesithi wayeyalelwe kwasekwa njenge uphando kunye iziko lemfundo. emveni kweminyaka, i--university uye waba ngomnye imfundo engcono, izakhiwo yenzululwazi kunye zonyango erashiya noqeqesho kunye nokuqiniselwa abasebenzi bezempilo entsimini kotyando, medicine yangaphakathi, wezifo, zokugula, histology, pharmacology, eziphilayo kunye nabanye abaninzi. "what's the name of that book?  yintoni igama laloncwadi? self how dirty their area is. Poni said she hopes that it will not be the last time the mayor visits them because she knows the area will be dirty again. Plato said he is glad to see that the importance of the message to keep the communities clean continues to spread and that it will lead to a sustained change in the way residents dispose of their refuse. “I hope communities which have been cleaned through this campaign understand the value and take pride in keeping their neighbourhoods neat and tidy,” he said. He said he allocated an additional R1150 million to help tackle the grime and they need to keep the momentum of the success so far. Plato added that the staff in the department of solid waste management carry out weekly refuse removal but their goal is to get communities to do their part too. The City said vehicles used in illegal dumping can be confiscated and a release fee of nearly R16 000 will be charged and to report illegal dumping you can call 0860 103 089.