
Beyond plastic: why WasteCure now offers cleaning services too
When we started WasteCure in 2021, our focus was narrow and deliberate: give the Kwabre East Municipality a responsible place to take plastic waste. Four years on, the needs we hear from schools, offices and residential communities have grown beyond collection alone.
What we are adding
Alongside waste collection, recyclables sorting and consultancy, WasteCure now offers cleaning services for schools, corporate office spaces, and residence and real estate facilities. It is a natural extension of work we were already doing informally for clients who asked for it.
Why it matters
A clean environment and responsible waste management go hand in hand. Schools want tidy classrooms and compounds as much as they want a place to send recyclable waste. Offices and residential estates want both a reliable collection schedule and dependable cleaning support. Offering both under one roof means less coordination for our clients and more consistent standards.
Scaling across the Ashanti Region
This expansion also reflects our broader goal: moving from a single-municipality service to a waste management partner across the Ashanti Region. If your school, office or estate needs waste collection, cleaning, or both, get in touch and we will design a plan that fits.
Sources and references
This article is based on the following sources. We encourage you to read them for more detail.
- Ghana National Plastic Action PartnershipWorld Economic Forum
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