Today we speak to Tonderai Shoko from Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, who has been voluntarily cleaning the streets of the city for years. He dedicates at least 30 minutes of his time daily to cleaning the streets.

#KeepBulawayoClean is a one-man, non-political initiative which is attracting interest from the corporate and business world. Companies are adopting streets in the city of Bulawayo and complimenting efforts from the city council to clean up the patch/streets that they have adopted.

The idea came about when he reminisced about the good old times when Bulawayo was one of the cleanest cities in Africa, growing up in the 1990s.

Shoko joins us on the line...

Today we speak to Tonderai Shoko from Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, who has been voluntarily cleaning the streets of the city for years. He dedicates at least 30 minutes of his time daily to cleaning the streets.
#KeepBulawayoClean is a one-man, non-political initiative which is attracting interest from the corporate and business world. Companies are adopting streets in the city of Bulawayo and complimenting efforts from the city council to clean up the patch/streets that they have adopted.
The idea came about when he reminisced about the good old times when Bulawayo was one of the cleanest cities in Africa, growing up in the 1990s.
Shoko joins us on the line...

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