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MTN Uganda executives handover electronic items worth UGX65 million to Fundi Bots will play a significant role in enhancing electronics repair, reuse, and robotics programs in primary and secondary schools. PHOTO: MTN Uganda

MTN Uganda executives handover electronic items worth UGX65 million to Fundi Bots will play a significant role in enhancing electronics repair, reuse, and robotics programs in primary and secondary schools. PHOTO: MTN Uganda

MTN Donates Electronics Worth UGX65M to Fundi Bots as Part of its E-waste Recycling Initiative

April 6, 2024

Adopting e-waste management practices can ensure that our technological advancements don't harm the environment or our well-being. ILLUSTRATION: Macrovector / Freepik

Adopting e-waste management practices can ensure that our technological advancements don't harm the environment or our well-being. ILLUSTRATION: Macrovector / Freepik

How to Safely Dispose of Electronic Waste and Recycle Old Gadgets

byNathan Ernest Olupot

July 25, 2023

We can contribute to reducing our carbon footprint at home. Reduce, reuse, and recycle at home, and switch to sustainable lifestyle products. (COURTESY PHOTO)

We can contribute to reducing our carbon footprint at home. Reduce, reuse, and recycle at home, and switch to sustainable lifestyle products. (COURTESY PHOTO)

8 Ways You Can Reduce Your Carbon Footprint at Home

March 24, 2023

MTN Uganda donating e-waste amounting to 390 items included monitors, desktops, and laptops to Makerere University which will be revamped and donated to rural secondary schools to enhance ICT access and literacy.

MTN Uganda donating e-waste amounting to 390 items included monitors, desktops, and laptops to Makerere University which will be revamped and donated to rural secondary schools to enhance ICT access and literacy.

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MTN Uganda Donates e-waste Worth UGX20M to Makerere University for Recycling

March 22, 2023

E-Recycling is electronically recycling electronic products that have become obsolete, unwanted, or no longer work. (COURTESY PHOTO)

E-Recycling is electronically recycling electronic products that have become obsolete, unwanted, or no longer work. (COURTESY PHOTO)

5 Things You Need to Know About E-Recycling

June 1, 2021

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Tokyo Olympic medals to be made from recycled smartphones

August 23, 2016

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E- waste and the need for secure disposal mechanisms

September 7, 2011