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Our second stop for today’s Tshwane Ya Tima operation is Glen Afric County Lodge in Hartbeespoort. This facility houses several exotic animals and owes the City over R13 million. We’ve switched them off. City of Tshwane
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@CityTshwane Thus proves that there's someone in Municipality who is not doing his/her job. I mean how did they even passed 1 million

@CityTshwane Bring me a Lion from there.🧎♂️

@CityTshwane I have it in the car. Anything for you

@CityTshwane I always thought Hartebeespoort fall under Madibeng Municipality.

@CityTshwane We supply them with water and electricity

@CityTshwane If a lion escape and hurts someone, because you switched off the electric fencing. Then that is on you!! You might be saying it's their responsibility, however you caused a huge security and safety issue!

@CityTshwane Don’t forget to go to Moshate Gardens where the whole area is using Tshwane electricity for free and water for free. Don’t be selective to only white people areas. Middle class in Moshate Gardens is using electricity and water for free

@CityTshwane Everything whites accuse natives of, just know that they do it 10x 🤨

@CityTshwane Tima wena girl😂😂😂

@CityTshwane Workers and animals to suffer now. Terrible decision.
