Kenya and South Africa are successfully managing plastic waste by utilizing it for construction materials.
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Updated Jun 16
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What happened
Kenya and South Africa are successfully managing plastic waste by utilizing it for construction materials.
Who's involved
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A high-level discussion takes place regarding the continent of Africa, focusing on shared development challenges, calls for investment in children and WASH, and inspiring freedom movements.Also in this story
- Africa argues that the current United Nations architecture is no longer fit for its purpose, with leaders like William Ruto calling for Africa's status as an equal partner.
- A conference was held in Kenya where Manuel Barange advised on urgent aquaculture expansion in Africa.
- Somalia is cited as highly vulnerable to climate threats, and climate change impacts disproportionately affect African children.
The entities involved
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Kenya
country in Eastern Africa
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South Africa
country in southern Africa
Related events
- Nairobi faces a waste crisis requiring government intervention.
- Global targets are impacting national waste management systems, which are overseen by an agency managing protected areas in Kenya.
- Builders Warehouse is implementing zero-waste operations in South Africa in response to the Western Cape waste ban.
- A successful recycling business was founded in Kenya, utilizing the country's market for case studies conducted with academic partners.
- A food waste management initiative has been launched in Kisumu, Kenya.