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A number of heavy machines are being brought in to clear trash leftover from the ongoing Pikitup strike action.

Spokesperson Muzi Mkhwanazi said that the Waterval, Avalon, Southdale, Zondi, Orange Farm, Central Camp, Randburg and Roodepoort depots are now operational.

The contract workers downed tools last week, demanding permanent employment at the entity.

Pikitup will deploy extra resources to clear the backlog caused by the strike which has disrupted services in various parts of Johannesburg.

Johannesburg waste collection entity Pikitup has appointed an independent investigator to probe its recruitment process.

According to the IEC report released March, 82% of the youth in the country are not interested in the upcoming elections, and IEC statistics show that over 4.9 million people aged 18-29 have registered to vote.

Waste collection has ground to a halt in parts of Joburg amidst a strike by contracted workers of refuse collection company Pikitup.

Pikitup is appealing to residents who are able to dispose of their waste at its integrated waste management facilities to do so.

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Diepsloot faces a severe rubbish crisis as Pikitup workers strike over job disputes