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Durban Businesswoman Cries Foul After Deal Collapses

In the News Today: A CATFIGHT between two businesswomen, one from Durban, has led to the collapse of a partnership between their waste trading companies.

Zah Khanyile, the director of Psixteen3 Eco-Cycle, and Elizabeth Das, a chief executive officer of RADtech, now want nothing to do with each other.

Their companies had an interest in electronic waste (e-waste) collection and recycling. Their partnership had been facilitated by the EPR Waste Association of South Africa (eWASA), an entity funding e-waste collecting businesses.

eWASA funds waste collectors with money from about 100 big retailers and manufacturers who are its members.

The partnership was aimed at assisting Psixteen3, which was smaller and lacked experience in the field.

However, things fell apart, leading to…continue reading HERE.

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