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 ♻️ Transforming waste into opportunity in Hammarsdale


Yesterday (5 March 2026), USE-IT Waste Beneficiation (RF) NPC hosted members of eThekwini Municipality’s Economic Development and Planning Committee (ECOD) at our Circular Economy Innovation Site.
The visit highlighted how waste streams can be turned into:
• new businesses
• green jobs
• innovative circular economy solutions
By supporting local entrepreneurs and pioneering waste beneficiation initiatives, we are demonstrating how sustainable development and economic opportunity can go hand in hand.
📰 Read the full story in Independent Online (IOL):
https://lnkd.in/defUbjzh

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