@RiebvJanbeeck True, I’ve seen it in suburbs as well as remote rural areas in Mozambique, all kept clean from garbage. Even markets and other stalls are kept tidy inviting business from locals and tourists. Buildings might be old and dilapidated, but mostly clean.

@Knys_Guy I saw the same in Moz. Couldn’t believe it. I dont think they have the same entitlement attitude.

@RiebvJanbeeck That chip on the shoulder makes a difficult to bend down and pick up litter.

@ScreamerRSA 😂

@RiebvJanbeeck Our problems run deep bro

@kingvegan101 I think it’s a cultural attitude that needs to be addressed. Rivers are also terribly polluted.

@RiebvJanbeeck We South Africans don't love ourselves we used to have a beautiful river near some college called mpondozankomo campus, it's gone now before it dried up it had huge amounts of litter bottles anything you can think off. It's dried up now thanks to our black community mxm.

@Nathi_Mabuza9 That’s very sad!

@RiebvJanbeeck Dunoon looks like this bra

@BeebopW87728 What’s Dunoon?

@RiebvJanbeeck And please let’s stop blaming foreigners.

@Kgopotso_Pule Yes, please 🙏 These foreigners who are blamed for everything take better care of their surroundings.

@RiebvJanbeeck Vilankulo looked fairly clean when I passed through. Locals seemed to have pride in their surroundings. Maybe there are heavy fines for dumping rubbish?

@JohnIceAgency Yes mate I saw the same in Moz. I’ve been trying to understand it ever since..

@RiebvJanbeeck I was amazed to see unmanned stalls selling bundles of firewood alongside a remote road in Moz a few years ago. Nobody thought to take any wood without paying for it, much less steal the money box there.

@AnthonyBrink_SA Wow!

@RiebvJanbeeck 😂

@RiebvJanbeeck Thought the exact same thing in December when we visited Moz. Friendly, clean, welcoming, hard working, honest folk there.

@RiebvJanbeeck And zambians. Much pride in their villages which date back to the iron age. Amazing relationship with the land.

@RiebvJanbeeck When you’ve hit rock bottom as happened in Mozambique, you realise that at the end of the day, no one is going to pick it up for you, especially the government. South Africans need to realise their salvation is not coming from the government they elected. They either live in…