Towards a Cleaner Future

About Us

Environmental Sustainability

Banana Citi is a forward-thinking waste innovation company in Zimbabwe that converts waste into wealth. Our focus is on clean technologies, sustainable practices, and circular economy models that benefit communities and nature alike.

OUR MISSION

Upcycle waste into valuable products promoting sustainable agriculture, reducing pollution, and protecting the environment.

VISION

-A future where waste is transformed into valuable resources.
-Promoting a cleaner, greener world for future generations.

GOALS

Banana Citi aims to establish efficient waste management and plastic-to-fuel operations in Zimbabwe by raising community awareness, securing local partnerships, and launching a pilot recycling facility. In the long term, we seek to expand regionally, develop a zero-waste circular economy, invest in sustainable technologies, create green jobs, and influence environmental policy for a cleaner, more resourceful Africa.

Waste Management

Integrated Waste Management

We offer structured systems for collection, sorting, recycling, and disposal of waste with minimal environmental harm.
Methane and greenhouse gas emissions from landfills and incineration significantly contribute to climate change.

Waste to Resources

Resource Recovery

This includes innovative processes that convert waste into valuable products such as packaging, energy, and protein.

Biodegradable Packaging

Eco-friendly packaging Made agricultural waste held together by mycelium, mushroom roots

Organic Waste to Energy

Waste is digested anaerobically to create biogas and bio-fertilizers.

BSF - Black Soldier Fly

Black soldier fly larvae alternative protein source. It feeds on food and market fruit waste.

Plastic to Fuels

Pyrolysis

Plastic waste is thermally decomposed in the absence of oxygen to create synthetic fuels.

Banana Citi transforms plastic waste into clean, usable fuels through innovative recycling technologies—reducing pollution and promoting sustainable energy solutions in Africa.