Press releases
E-waste recycling rates doubles in Namibia
Press release February 12, 2020
Local e-waste joint-venture, NamiGreen, recycled the equivalent to 10,000 computer monitors in 2019 - a 100 % increase from previous year.E-waste in Ghana is now managed professionally
Press release February 1, 2020
Ghana E-waste, an electronics waste (e-waste) company in Ghana, with the aim of creating local jobs and cleaning up the environment is ramping up efforts to rid Ghana of it's e-waste.NamiGreen featured in Republikein and Namibian Sun
Press release November 15, 2019
Republikein and Namibian Sun are putting a focus on recycling e-waste with its latest piece on NamiGreen.NamiGreen speaks at the Namibian National E-waste Management Workshop in October 2019
Press release October 31, 2019
NamiGreen E-waste was invited by the Ministry of Information and Communication Technology of Namibia (MICT) to speak that E-waste Management Workshop to present an overview of the private sector dealing with e-waste in NamibiaNamiGreen featured in NBC Namibia
Press release August 28, 2019NamiGreen was recently featured in NBC Namibia to explain how e-waste is processed at our Windhoek facility.
Recycle your printer cartridges and get paid, says NamiGreen E-waste Recyclers
Press release July 4, 2019
Too often companies and individuals throw out their used and empty printer cartridges for inkjet printers and laser printers. That's bad - both for the environment for but also money-wise.The Document Warehouse and NamiGreen enters agreement to recycle computers and phones
Press release May 1, 2019
The Document Warehouse and NamiGreen announces partnership to work on the growing amount of used and broken computers, phones and electronicsThe UN declares war on the West's "tsunami" of electronic waste
Press release February 1, 2019
The millions of tons of electronic waste that the developed countries dump in other countries must be controlled, says the UN in a new report.2018 saw recycling rates of e-waste increase in Namibia
Press release January 11, 2019
Times are changing in Namibia - recycling rates of electronic waste are increasing and 2018 was the best year so far.NamiGreen Partnership With Ministry of Education Boosts Recycling and Job Creation
Press release November 27, 2018
With job creation stagnant and e-waste problems increasing, a company called NamiGreen has commenced operations throughout Namibia with twin goals in mind. The company seeks to jump-start both electronic waste recycling and employment through gathering and processing old cell phones, computers, television sets, and other devices. To advance this goal, NamiGreen has created a partnership with the Ministry of Education.The problem with E-waste
Press release October 10, 2018
According to WHO, waste electronics (e-waste / WEEE) are polluting drinking water and harming ecosystems around the world when e-waste a improperly handled.Electronic waste dumping in Namibia?
Press release July 17, 2018
Certainly not! NamiGreen, an electronic waste management company ensure safe disposal of e-waste in Africa