Recycle

We produce over 15,000 tons of rubbish everyday. It is only a matter of time before we run out of space to dispose of them. Recycling reduces waste, which in turn reduces the need for landfills and dumpsites.

Recycling reduces pollution and saves energy. Making
products from virgin or raw materials results in pollution
and uses more energy.

Recycling is cheaper in the long run compared to maintaining landfills and other systems. When recycling programmes
become more efficient, there will be less rubbish to dispose of.

Recycling creates up to 5 times more jobs than waste disposal alone. It will create jobs for engineers, machine specialists, environmental personnel, general workers and many more.

Recycling improves cleanliness and quality of life.

What can I recycle>>>>

1. All coloured and clear glass, including drink bottles, food containers, vitamin bottles and cosmetic jars can be recycled.
2. All types of aluminium and steel cans like drink cans and food cans are recyclable.
3. All coloured and non-coloured paper, newspaper, magazines, books, paper scraps, telephone books, catalogues, pamphlets, calendars, cards, envelopes, and carton boxes are recyclable.
4. All coloured and non-coloured plastics such as: shopping bags, supermarket bags, plastic drink bottles, plastic mineral water bottles, plastic food containers, detergent containers and vitamin containers can be recycled.

Do NOT include in the recycling containers in the buildings::

• Napkins
• Tissues
• Paper or plastic plates
• Candy wrappers
• Paper cups
• Food
• Non-recyclable trash