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National Cleanup Day is an annual event in the United States encouraging organized cleanup efforts. It is held on the third Saturday of September. The event is held in conjunction with World Cleanup Day. It is organized by the Non-Profit-Organization Clean Trails, and promotes individual and community volunteer activities to keep outdoor spaces clean and prevent plastic waste from entering the ocean.

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  1. JamiiForums Tanzania, JamiiForums Uganda Has National Cleaning Turned Into Punishment? Scenes as of Yesterday.

    Yesterday’s national cleaning exercise was meant to be a day of unity, civic responsibility, and collective action against poor sanitation. Instead, it descended into scenes of brutality that left people questioning whether this initiative is truly about cleanliness or about control. Across...

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  3. JamiiForums Tanzania, JamiiForums Uganda How did your community embrace the 2nd National Cleaning Exercise?

    Following a directive from the Executive, particularly the Office of the Prime Minister, communities across Uganda have today taken part in the 2nd National Cleaning Exercise as it is mandatory every last Saturday of the month Residents joined efforts to clean streets, markets, trading...

  4. JamiiForums Tanzania, JamiiForums Uganda Uganda Health Ministry urges Ugandans to embrace waste sorting ahead of National Cleaning Day

    The Ministry of Health has urged Ugandans to embrace waste sorting at the household and workplace level to reduce the amount of garbage sent to disposal sites ahead of the National Cleaning Day, held on the last Saturday of every month. During a waste sorting demonstration at Kulambiro Market...
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