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WATCH | Joburg's rubbish rebellion: Further refuse collection delays as Pikitup strike enters day 2

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Some Pikitup contract employees have downed tools. (Simone Kley/Netwerk24)
Some Pikitup contract employees have downed tools. (Simone Kley/Netwerk24)


Residents in Johannesburg have been warned that refuse collection may be delayed further after a two-day strike.

Workers contracted to Pikitup have accused the City of Johannesburg's waste management entity of exploiting them for poor pay, and selling jobs to contractors. 

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