GAZAMED LIMITED COMPANY

Initiatives / Impact

Recycling Initiatives Overview

SIKA WO BORLA SO – Turning Waste into Wealth

Gazamed Limited’s “SIKA WO BORLA SO” initiative empowers Ghanaian youth to transform everyday refuse into valuable resources through recycling. By combining creativity, sustainability, and entrepreneurship, the project inspires a new generation to see opportunity in waste—boosting income, protecting the environment, and building a greener future for all.“Sika Wo Borla So” – Money in Waste!
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Job Creation Focus

At Gazamed, we are committed to promoting recycling initiatives that significantly reduce waste and foster a sustainable environment. Our programs aim to educate and engage the community in eco-friendly practices.

Workshops and Training

We offer workshops that empower individuals with knowledge and skills in recycling and sustainability. These sessions are designed to inspire community involvement and promote environmental stewardship among participants.

Community Clean-Up Events

Gazamed organizes regular community clean-up exercises to enhance local environments. These initiatives not only beautify our surroundings but also foster a sense of responsibility and teamwork among community members.

Recycling Initiatives

Showcasing our commitment to environmental conservation and community engagement through various programs.

A set of five wooden recycling bins is situated outdoors on a sandy surface, surrounded by lush green foliage. Each bin is labeled for different types of waste: organic, cans, plastic, and glass. Above the bins, a wooden shelter provides protection, and there is informational signage with guidance on waste separation.
Three recycling bins are positioned side by side in a dimly lit area, with green signage indicating their purpose. Light highlights the bins, casting shadows around them. Nearby, a red structure is visible, contrasting with the dark surroundings.
A colorful recycling station with three transparent tubes for collecting coffee cup lids, liquids, and cups against a street backdrop. Two individuals wearing orange work uniforms are in the background, engaged in street maintenance.
Several recycle bins labeled 'GLAS' are lined up in a row in front of a shopping center. The bins are primarily white and green. The background shows the entrance to a store under a clear sky, with a few commercial signs visible.
A large structure with illuminated lettering spelling 'RECYCLABLE' dominates the scene. The building's exterior is lit with warm yellow and orange lights contrasting against a dark evening sky. In the foreground, there are a few people walking and sitting near the structure, with trees silhouetted against the sky.
Three blue recycling bins are positioned on a sidewalk against a building with closed metal shutters. The bins display a yellow 'M' logo and the one on the far right is overfilled with cardboard boxes.
A wooden structure with a weathered appearance features a handmade sign promoting recycling. The sign, affixed to the wooden wall, contains text urging readers to follow instructions for effective recycling. Another smaller sign is visible with a recycling symbol above the larger sign. The setting gives an impression of simplicity and a focus on eco-friendly practices.
A large gray recycling bin is placed on a paved urban street. Next to it sits a green crate holding a yellow and black insulated delivery bag with a brand logo. The street is lined with trees and bushes, and a road is visible in the background.

Founder, Leader, Innovator

Gazali Mohammed Issah is the founder and manager of Gazamed Limited, a Kumasi-based company established on April 17, 2020, specializing in the buying, recycling, and selling of waste materials such as aluminum cans, metals, sachet water, plastic bags, and bottles. A graduate of Kings College Kumasi (2013), Gazali brings over 15 years of experience in solid waste management and recycling. His career includes roles at Condemn Dealer (2014), A N D Metals (2015–2018), and N N EST Metals (2018–2020). He maintains strategic partnerships with local firms like Polytank, Sperial Ventures, and Eco Scent, and international alliances with Safi Logistics (UK) and INTCO International (Malaysia).