US EditionCape Town marked Global Recycling Day celebration and turned waste into opportunity
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Celebrated on 18 March each year, World Recycling Day invites companies from around the world to rethink their relationship to waste. In Gabon, this reflection takes on special importance, as environmental and urban issues intensify. In an Africa marked by rapid population growth and sustained urbanization, waste management can no longer be relegated to the background. It is now a real social project, at the crossroads between economic developme…
Cape Town marked Global Recycling Day celebration and turned waste into opportunity
Cape Town: The city turned waste into opportunity. As the world marked Global Recycling Day on Wednesday, March 18, 2026. Reportedly, the City of Cape Town highlighted how recycling and circular-economy initiatives are helping to grow new industries and create jobs. Member of the Mayoral Committee for Economic Growth – Alderman James Vos recently visited a Fishing Net Recycling Pod at Collier Jetty at the V&A Waterfront. At the facility, disc…
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