07/08/2026
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This morning, government employees, parastatals and members of the Gantsi community came together for the National Clean-Up Campaign joining hands to clean different areas across Ghanzi Township before gathering at the Bus Rank open space. The campaign reflects our shared commitment to keeping Ghanzi clean, healthy and welcoming for everyone.
Speaking at the close of the campaign, Council Chairman Honourable Thabiso Kebadile encouraged participants to make cleanliness a daily habit rather than a once-off activity. He urged residents, businesses and all stakeholders to take responsibility for keeping public spaces, particularly the shopping mall and bus rank, clean, as they are the first places visitors see when arriving in Ghanzi. He also proposed that future clean-up campaigns focus on one ward at a time to strengthen community ownership and ensure a more thorough clean-up.