Dagbreek School
Containers for the collection of paper, glass, cans, and plastic, as well as for e-waste and household batteries.
The Document Warehouse
Situated between Katutura and Khomasdal offers containers for paper, glass, cans, plastic, e waste, household batteries and scrap metal.
Always ensure that the material you want to recycle, is washed and free of food grease, harmful chemicals and other organic matter.
Consult the Green Directory for information about the disposal of individual items.
Green Directory
Everybody's favourite packing material.
Soft drinks, beer, ciders, juice.
Rinse and recycle.
Paper-based egg boxes.
Bottles, glasses.
Newspaper, letters, printed material without lamination.
Soft drinks, water, juice.
Milk, soda, beer, fresh produce crates.
Plastic bags for packaging pet food, sugar, salt, dried beans and more.
Regular, soft bags.
There is good news when it comes to some unrecyclable items!
The materials listed below are used in the RDF Plant to generate bio-fuel.
Yoghurt, feta cheese, cream cheese, cottage cheese.
Shiny, thick plastic bags.
Vacuum sealed packaging for meat products.
The clear plastic containers used to pack and display fruits and vegetables.
Wash them and send them off.
Please wash away all the fat and food remnants before sending it off.
Any thin wrappers with foil inners.
Milk, Oshikandela, milk-alternatives and juices.
Perfect for the RDF plant.
Unfortunately not everything can be recycled or used in the RDF Plant.
This is where refusing acceptance of these items plays a huge role.
And if you can’t refuse, aim to repurpose.
Not suited for recycling as it's often dirty.
Sadly not recyclable.
Paints, poisons, harsh chemicals.
Rather put this into a compost maker.
Hard plastic plant pots.
Please take care of these hangers because when they are broken, no-one can do anything with them.
Plate glass, window panes, mirrors.
Though made of paper, the boxes are usually so greasy and dirty that recycling is impossible.