Kagesi Development converts wastewater, sewage, and organic waste into clean energy, climate-smart fertilisers, and reclaimed water across Zimbabwe, Botswana, and SADC markets.
Kagesi Development is a pioneering circular infrastructure venture founded in Zimbabwe with a mission to transform Africa's wastewater, sewage, and organic waste challenges into high-value, revenue-generating opportunities.
We identify underutilised or problematic waste streams—sewage sludge, municipal wastewater, organic residues—and convert them into new infrastructure assets that produce clean energy, climate-smart fertilisers, and reclaimed water.
Investing in complementary circular technologies and early-stage start-ups that integrate with our infrastructure pipeline.
Leading full project lifecycle from prefeasibility and resource assessments to EPC contracting and financial structuring.
Scouting opportunities and designing commercially viable solutions that address systemic infrastructure challenges.
Blending expertise in renewable energy, water management, circular economy design, and blended finance.
Our flagship portfolio transforms waste streams into valuable resources through three interconnected circular infrastructure solutions.
Converting sewage into biogas for reliable power generation, reducing electricity shortages and creating sustainable energy infrastructure.

Processing digestate into graded organic fertiliser for agriculture, mining rehabilitation, and landscaping, supporting food security and land restoration.
Recovering and purifying wastewater for industrial, agricultural, and non-potable use, addressing water scarcity in water-stressed regions.
Kagesi addresses four interconnected challenges facing Africa, transforming them into bankable climate-positive projects that strengthen municipal resilience and unlock new green industries.
Addressing deteriorating wastewater infrastructure and sewage management challenges across African municipalities.
Providing reliable renewable energy solutions to combat power deficits and grid instability.
Recovering and purifying water resources in water-stressed urban centres and agricultural regions.
Converting organic waste pollution into valuable resources, reducing environmental and cost burdens.
Creating measurable value across Africa's circular infrastructure landscape
Our expansion roadmap covers Zimbabwe's major cities, Botswana's water-stressed urban centres, and broader SADC markets facing similar infrastructure gaps.

Our pioneering project converting municipal sewage into biogas power for private off-takers and premium organic fertiliser for regional agriculture.
Expanding circular infrastructure solutions across Zimbabwe's major urban centres to address nationwide sewage, energy, and water challenges.
Targeting Botswana's water-stressed cities with integrated wastewater treatment, water reclamation, and renewable energy solutions.
Strategic expansion across SADC markets facing similar infrastructure gaps, bringing circular infrastructure solutions to underserved regions.
Partner with Kagesi to develop bankable, climate-positive projects in your municipality or region.
From our founding in 2024 to our vision for regional leadership, discover how Kagesi is transforming waste into sustainable value.
Kagesi Development founded in Zimbabwe with a vision to transform Africa's waste challenges into sustainable infrastructure opportunities.
Launched pre-feasibility studies, investor engagements, EPC partnerships, and venture-building workstreams across the region.
Advancing the flagship 2.3MW Bulawayo project while expanding pipeline across Zimbabwe, Botswana, and SADC markets.
Establishing Kagesi as the leading circular infrastructure developer across Africa, driving the next generation of sustainable waste-to-value solutions.
Whether you're a municipality, investor, off-taker, or strategic partner, we'd love to discuss how we can work together to build Africa's circular infrastructure future.
Bulawayo, Zimbabwe
mkhosi@kagesidevelopment.com
Zimbabwe, Botswana, SADC Markets
Infrastructure, Energy, Water, Agriculture