In our May newsletter, we celebrate manufacturing our very first Eco-Products! Plus: social media shoutouts and charity runs for Masaka!

We're now producing Eco-Products to help people in both Uganda and the UK stay safe during COVID-19, from plastic visors to fabric masks.

As we continue supporting Masaka through the lockdown and COVID-19, here's an update on our food programme, feeding over 2000 households.

Here's our latest newsletter, where we discuss our latest efforts in supporting Masaka through COVID-19. Thank you everyone who has donated!

As part of efforts to support Masaka through COVID-19, we've set up a food programme to help the most vulnerable in the district.

As we divert funds to support the hospital through COVID-19, here is an update on how your generous donations are making a difference.

A massive thank you for everyone's incredible support and generosity so far, raising £25,372! Here's an update on efforts so far!

We're currently working with the medics of Masaka to prepare the hospital for combating COVID-19. Here's how...

We are currently focusing our activities on supporting the local community in Masaka, where we operate, in tackling COVID-19.

Our response to COVID-19, how it's impacting our operations in Uganda and how we plan to support Masaka through this challenging time.

In our first photoblog, we summarise what Eco Brixs does through a series of firsthand images taken in Uganda where we operate!

All our latest news from February, plus our impact in number, as we continue our efforts to tackle the plastic problem in Uganda!

India's ban on buying plastic waste has huge implications for Uganda's Recycling Industry. A closed-loop system is now needed more than ever

We're excited to announce we've reached a MASSIVE milestone - we've recycled 9 MILLION plastic bottles in our efforts to clean up Uganda!

Here at Eco Brixs, we've had lots of exciting news to begin the new decade with, from smashing records to the announcements of new friends (all of which you ...

Photographer and Videographer, Richard Tilney-Bassett, from The Glass Passport Project, recently joined us in Masaka to help make a short documentary about o...

We're incredibly excited to announce that we are now partnered with the Queen's Commonwealth Trust(QCT)! To commemorate the occasion, the QCT have told Eco B...

Each year, 150 International Runners travel to Masaka as part of the Uganda Marathon event, a week-long adventure based on community work and leaving a lasti...

Each year, 150 International Runners travel to Masaka as part of the Uganda Marathon event, a week-long adventure based on community work and leaving a lasti...

As NTV Uganda describes it, "The problem of plastic waste might soon become a thing of the past in Masaka, after an initiative to recycle plastic to make pav...