The WEEE Centre

The WEEE Centre WEEE Centre was launched in 2012, with a view to providing e-Waste management services in Africa

With e-waste becoming a reality in Kenya and such recycling activities on the rise, a need has been felt in all quarters for an efficient and environmentally sound management of e-waste in the country. Across the world, mainly in Europe, there have been different models for the management of such waste, which have been successful. WEEE Centre is a limited liability company cognisant of the dichoto

mous fact that developing nations such as Kenya lack the resources to rapidly bridge the digital divide with brand new equipment and yet lack the capacity to safely dispose of the large numbers of pre-owned computers they must acquire to move forward, and which will inevitably “die” sooner than brand new machines

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The future of Africa’s circular economy depends on more than ambitious policies. It requires action, innovation, investm...
27/07/2026

The future of Africa’s circular economy depends on more than ambitious policies. It requires action, innovation, investment, and collaboration. This October, join the leaders turning bold ideas into real, measurable impact.

🎟️ Lock in the Early Bird rate of USD 250 before 31 August.

Because the conversations shaping Africa’s circular electronics future shouldn’t happen without you.

📅 15–16 October 2026
📍 Diani Reef Beach Resort, Kenya

🔗 Register today: https://luma.com/africa-ewaste-2026

The WEEE Centre proudly participated in the Waste Management Exhibition Day at Rockside Academy Utawala . Led by our Man...
27/07/2026

The WEEE Centre proudly participated in the Waste Management Exhibition Day at Rockside Academy Utawala . Led by our Manager, Joyce Ruto, we engaged students on the importance of proper waste management, recycling, and environmental conservation, encouraging them to be champions of a cleaner and more sustainable future.

Beyond the insightful discussions, the day came alive with vibrant cultural performances and a creative fashion show that highlighted innovation, sustainability, and the power of self-expression. It was inspiring to witness students using art, culture, and fashion to amplify the message of environmental responsibility.

Together, we’re empowering the next generation to protect our planet—one conversation, one performance, and one action at a time. 🌍♻️

CultureForChange SustainableFashion GoGreen

18/07/2026

Happy Saturday! Grab your e-waste, plastics, and old newspapers and head over to Kiota School. 📦🌱 The KiliCycle waste collection drive is live until 3 PM today! Let’s do our part for a safer environment. 💚. ♻️♻️♻️

The next Kilicycle Waste Collection Drive is here ♻️🌍Join us as we continue building a cleaner and more sustainable comm...
13/07/2026

The next Kilicycle Waste Collection Drive is here ♻️🌍

Join us as we continue building a cleaner and more sustainable community by responsibly recycling waste.

📍 Kiota School Dennis pritt Campus
📅 Saturday, 18 July 2026
⏰ 11am – 3pm

We’ll be collectingc:
♻️ E-waste,👕 Textiles,🧴 Plastics,🍾 Glass,📄 Paper

Bring your recyclable waste, invite a friend, and be part of the change 💚

Proper e-waste management begins with accessible collection points, and e-waste collection bins play a critical role in ...
10/07/2026

Proper e-waste management begins with accessible collection points, and e-waste collection bins play a critical role in making responsible disposal simple, safe, and effective. By providing dedicated collection points for obsolete and end-of-life electronics, these bins help prevent improper disposal, protect the environment and ensure valuable materials are recovered through environmentally sound recycling.
As part of its mission to advance sustainable e-waste management in Kenya, the WEEE Centre continues to partner with institutions to strengthen collection infrastructure and promote a circular electronics economy. Our Manager, Joyce, recently handed over e-waste collection bins to the Communications Authority of Kenya (CA), further strengthening our shared commitment to responsible electronics stewardship.
Together, we are creating practical solutions that encourage responsible disposal, increase collection rates and move Kenya closer to a cleaner, greener future.
Do you have obsolete laptops, phones, printers, batteries, or other electronic devices? Don’t throw them away. Dispose of them responsibly at designated WEEE Centre collection points and be part of the circular economy.
Let’s work together to turn e-waste into opportunity and protect our environment for future generations.

09/07/2026

How your e-waste is managed matters. ♻️⚙️

From safe dismantling to advanced machinery at work, every step is carefully designed to recover valuable materials while protecting people and the environment.

Together, we’re turning e-waste into opportunity—one device at a time.

01/07/2026

Before you throw it away, can it be recycled? At WEEE Centre, we responsibly recycle phones, computers, printers, cables, batteries, and other electronic waste. ♻️

🌱 Ready to build a greener future while growing your business?WEEE Centre, in partnership with the WE4D Programme, is in...
30/06/2026

🌱 Ready to build a greener future while growing your business?

WEEE Centre, in partnership with the WE4D Programme, is inviting youth and women entrepreneurs in Nairobi and Kisumu to join the Promoting Female Employment for Africa’s Green Transformation programme.

If you’re involved in e-waste collection, repair, aggregation, or you’re looking to start a business in the e-waste value chain, this is your opportunity to gain:
♻️ Technical and business training
🤝 Mentorship and gender transformation support
📈 Market access and business linkages
💼 Connections to formal financing opportunities

Join us in building a more inclusive, professional, and sustainable e-waste sector while creating meaningful green jobs.

📍 Target Areas:Nairobi & Kisumu
👥 Eligibility:Youth and women aged 18–35

Apply now and become part of Africa’s green transformation.

WomenInGreen

Electronics Compliance in Kenya: What You Need to KnowThe Sustainable Waste Management Act is now in effect. If your bus...
29/06/2026

Electronics Compliance in Kenya: What You Need to Know
The Sustainable Waste Management Act is now in effect. If your business imports or manufactures electronics, you are required to implement Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) measures to remain compliant with NEMA.
Don’t risk disruption. WEEE Centre helps you navigate the regulations, manage your reporting, and set up compliant take-back schemes.
🔗 Get started here: www.weeecentre.com
CircularEconomy

You don’t have to travel far to do the right thing. WEEE Centre has e-waste drop-off points across the region — Swipe to...
23/06/2026

You don’t have to travel far to do the right thing. WEEE Centre has e-waste drop-off points across the region — Swipe to find your nearest point.

Address

36. 952651234/-1. 27861161
Nairobi
00100

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
Friday 08:00 - 17:00
Saturday 09:00 - 13:00

Telephone

+254701819559

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