Assist you in achieving a zero waste to landfill target

Enable your business to comply with South African legislation

Ensure that your lighting & electronic waste is recycled in a legally compliant manner

Our service offering includes the recycling of all lighting and electronic waste (e-waste). We offer corporates, government institutions, and the general public several options for lighting and electronic waste recycling. Our services include onsite storage solutions, collection, logistics, and the heart of our business, recycling and beneficiation of lighting and electronic waste (e-waste).

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OUR SERVICES

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What we do

Onsite Storage

Lighting and electronic waste (e-waste) should be kept whole and dry. Storage areas should be restricted to authorized persons only. Any damaged lighting and electronic waste should be stored separately to prevent contamination and reduce hazards. EWaste Africa supplies specially designed and lockable containers or drums for the safe storage of lighting and electronic waste at your site.

Recycling & Beneficiation

EWaste Africa prides itself in finding innovative and award-winning equipment and processes to assist us in moving towards our vision of “zero waste to landfill for our clients”. These processes include our lamp recycling plant, our LPXTM Plant (in partnership with the University of KwaZulu-Natal) and our e-waste recycling process.

Collection & Logistics

EWaste Africa collects your lighting and electronic waste (e-waste) using vehicles that have been certified to transport dangerous goods. Our collection teams have been trained in the safe handling of hazardous goods to ensure that the collection from your facility is easy and safe.

ISO Accreditation

EWaste Africa prides itself in being ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 accredited. This proves our determination towards providing a safe environment for our employees and customers whilst saving the environment.

Waste management with the environment in mind

We provide the industry with a legal, environmentally friendly, and cost effective electronic and lighting waste (e-waste) management solution

Industry Affiliations

People we work with

Awards

Awards we have won

50 TO WATCH

Listed by Cleantech Group on their Cleantech Global 50 TO WATCH list

Winner

GCIP SA 2022/23

Winner

The Innovation Hub Gap Green 2017

WINNER

Eskom BIC trade and services sector 2017

2ND Place

At The SABKickstart National Finals 2016

Winner

Young Entrepreneur Of The Year – South African Premier Business Awards 2016

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Our stories
The Importance of E-Waste Recycling: Benefiting You, Communities, and the Environment

The Importance of E-Waste Recycling: Benefiting You, Communities, and the Environment

What Is E-Waste? E-waste, or electrical and electronic waste, refers to any device that uses a plug or battery to operate but is no longer wanted or functional. This includes everything from old cell phones and laptops to kitchen appliances and batteries. As technology evolves, e-waste is becoming one of…

Celebrating 10 Years: A Heartfelt Thank You

Celebrating 10 Years: A Heartfelt Thank You

As the Thanksgiving spirit lingers, we at EWaste Africa find it a fitting time to express our profound gratitude to the many stakeholders who have made our journey over the past decade not only possible but also meaningful. From humble beginnings to recycling more than 2,500 tons of e-waste, we…

EWaste Africa wins 2024 circular innovation challenge with sustainable solutions

EWaste Africa wins 2024 circular innovation challenge with sustainable solutions

In a remarkable display of ingenuity and commitment to sustainability, Maritzburg-based eWaste Africa has emerged victorious in the 2024 Circular Innovation Challenge. Outshining 54 competitors, eWaste Africa earned accolades for its innovative solutions to a pressing environmental dilemma: the disposal of defunct photovoltaic (PV) panels. With over 25 million PV…