Took our recyclables to the drop-off last week. Your free bags may be a ward initiative out of ward funds because free bags and separate recyclables collection is not done in other wards I know of. Xanthea's looking out for you.
On the other, I'm not going to reply. But odd those who may be in the upper 10% income talk about 'wealthy' as if it's not them and strongly identify with the poor, ie those without food and shelter. But if their property is trespassed upon they, like all of us, would defend it despite their waffle because title to property is a fundamental right. 
The right to shelter does not guarantee a house to 'everybody'; there are practical and realistic limitations, eg budget, applicants' means, land availability, which many arm-chair experts misunderstand. The backlog for qualifying applicants will cost R800bn, the annual tax collection, an impossible burden. Imagine if everyone demanded a house and got one. There would be no money for anything else. SA would be ruined