There is a significant knowledge gap on the role of green reverse logistics (GRL) practices in facilitating the transition to circular economies in Africa. This research seeks to address this gap by exploring the potential of GRL practices as a sustainable strategy for the creation and development of circular economies across Africa. The main research question guiding this chapter is: how does green reverse logistics practices contribute towards circular economies in Africa? A systematic literature review was conducted to gather and analyse existing scholarly work related to GRL and circular economies. The findings suggest that GRL practices, which include environmental management systems, product design for disassembly, recycling, and material recovery, are crucial for the advancement of circular economies. The chapter also highlights several challenges, such as limited infrastructure, inadequate policy support, and economic constraints that could hinder the effective implementation of GRL practices in Africa. The study underscores the need for comprehensive policies and collaboration among governments, businesses, and communities to foster the development of circular economies that can drive long-term socio-economic and environmental benefits.