EWaste Africa: Driving Innovation in Responsible E-Waste Management

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EWaste Africa, a leading waste management company in KwaZulu-Natal, was founded by Pravashen Naidoo in 2013, driven by a vision to tackle the growing challenge of electronic waste (e-waste) disposal.

Securing technology and distribution rights from UK-based Balcan Engineering, the company set out to revolutionise e-waste recycling across South Africa.

In 2014, they received a Hazardous Waste Management Licence for light bulb recycling, a milestone that solidified their role as a responsible leader in the industry.
15 Oct 2024 English South Africa Business News · Business

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