Zimbabwe's directory of waste collectors, skip hire, recyclers, landfills and drop-off points — plus plain-language guides to getting rid of anything, properly. Page 2 of 8.
169 businesses listed — showing 25–48
Zimbabwe Agricultural Society, Harare
Harare environmental, health and safety consultancy offering spill response, spill kits and disposal of hazardous waste streams alongside environmental assessments.
Belvedere, Harare
A consultancy of the Harare Institute of Technology's EMRECC research centre, registered with EMA (EIACO59EMA). It specialises in EIAs, environmental audits and waste management, including landfill EIAs.
Harare
Family-run Zimbabwean sanitation business, founded in 2013, hiring out portable and VIP toilets and providing septic tank and waste removal services nationwide.
Harare
Harare honey-sucker operator emptying septic tanks, Blair toilets and oil separators, with a 24/7 emergency service across Harare and other towns.
Sunridge, Harare
Harare mechanical engineering company, established in 2004, that supplies, installs and maintains medical and industrial waste incinerators.
Civic Centre, Kwekwe
The municipal authority responsible for refuse collection and the city's dumpsites.
Harare
A Harare environmental, health and safety consultancy offering EIAs, compliance audits and waste management licensing.
Gweru
Gweru company working on plastic waste recovery, recycling and upcycling, with a network of collection points. Runs a weekly Monday buy-back at the Masvingo Recycling Hub with the City of Masvingo.
Harare
Licensed buyer, recycler and refiner of scrap metal and used oil in Workington, Harare. Also manufactures alloys, ingots, billets and copper-based products.
Graniteside, Harare
Harare cleaning products and services company, established in 2006, offering contract cleaning alongside sanitary, medical and general refuse disposal.
Mt Pleasant, Harare
A Harare consultancy offering ESIAs, environmental audits, integrated solid and liquid waste management plans, and landfill design and monitoring.
Ardbennie, Harare
Industry-funded company that collects and processes post-consumer PET bottles into bales and flakes. Owned by an alliance of beverage and packaging companies including Delta, Schweppes, Dairibord and Coca-Cola.
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Construction firm offering removal and trucking of industrial, commercial and residential construction waste.
Marlborough, Harare
Harare's main municipal dumpsite, run under a City of Harare joint-venture concession by Geo Pomona Waste Management, which operates a sorting plant and is developing a waste-to-energy plant.
Willowvale, Harare
Harare company running a pyrolysis plant in Willowvale that turns waste tyres, conveyor belts and rubber into carbon black for bricks and roof tiles.
Willowvale, Harare
Harare company running a pyrolysis recycling plant that turns rubber and plastic waste into usable raw materials. Accepts heavy plastics, broken tyres, conveyor belts and other rubber waste.
Msasa, Harare
Msasa-based company, formed in 2022, that processes e-waste, copper scrap and metal waste for export. Serves the public, SMEs and large corporations.
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Collection and recycling service for commerce and industry that removes process and admin waste and recycles all paper and plastic. Offers certificates of recycling for client environmental reporting.
Borrowdale, Harare
Harare door-to-door refuse and recycling collection service for households, complexes, restaurants and businesses.
Workington, Harare
A Workington, Harare plastic packaging manufacturer that makes bin liners and refuse bags.
Hogerty Hill, Harare
Harare company that hires out and sells mobile toilets, including VIP and flush units, for events, construction sites and remote locations.
Willowvale, Harare
Harare-based refiner of non-ferrous scrap metals, established in 2016, producing granules and ingots. Buys scrap from individuals, businesses and demolition and industrial sources.
Harare
Zimbabwean-owned skip hire and waste management company established in 2011, with a fleet of around 21 vehicles and 150 skips.
Bulawayo
Zimbabwean environmental services firm, founded as a waste incineration specialist, that makes custom incinerators and collects and incinerates medical and hazardous waste.
Every category has its own gotchas. These three come up again and again.
A mini skip suits a garage clear-out; a bathroom strip-out usually needs a 4m³ or bigger. Ask what fits your load before you pay.
Most companies won’t take asbestos, chemicals, tyres or medical waste. For those you need a licensed hazardous handler.
Ask which landfill or facility the load ends up at, and for hazardous waste ask to see the EMA licence before you hand anything over.