I don’t think this is how potholes are supposed to be fixed.

The current approach to fixing potholes is unfortunately ineffective and leads to short-term results. Simply throwing asphalt into a hole without proper preparation means the repair won't last — especially after the first rain. For a durable fix, the process should include: – Cutting the pothole into a clean square shape – Compacting the base properly – Using hot asphalt, not cold mix – Compacting each layer thoroughly – Sealing the edges to prevent water intrusion Without following these steps, it’s just a temporary patch — not a proper repair. We need long-term solutions, not quick fixes for the cameras.

Made for TV version. 🤣🤣

This is hilarious 😂. They mimic everything the DA does.

@HermanMashaba what the hell are you doing😂😂

It might not be, what we did there was to draw attention to the problem. I'm quite aware that it's like putting a plaster on a wound. Local Government must deal with the phenomenon of damaged roads.

You cut it first , put asphalt liquid then put asphalt mix and stamp it

What a bunch of palookas.

What a poəs... if you don't know how the pothole was formed, you will never fix it...

Just another attention seeking exercise...

Herman repairing his reputation