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All schools within Kigali will be closed during the championship week, while public servants have been encouraged to work remotely.
Of the record volumes of plastic being produced, less than 10% is made into something new. Is it time to rethink recycling?
Every year, the world makes more than 400 million tons of new plastic, and that could grow by about 70 per cent by 2040 without policy changes, accord...
The Electronic Equipment Disposal, Recycling and Reuse Bill, 2025, aims to create a structured and legal system for collecting, sorting and recycling...
At COP29, Kenya, France and Barbados floated setting up a series of global levies on certain sectors that could help ramp up the amount of money that...
Despite existing laws and regulations regarding waste management, Ottichilo said effective implementation remains a major hurdle.
According to him, even though dealing with old tyres has created employment for young people in the city and across the country, the main aim and bene...
Eritrean Biniam Girmay recently made history by becoming the first Black African rider to win a stage at the Tour de France.
Girmay, who was already the first Black African to win a grand tour stage at the 2022 Giro d'Italia, timed his effort to perfection to beat Colombian...
The food waste collected is packed into 50-kg bags and sold to farmers in need of animal feed, such as those raising chickens, pigs, and other livesto...
The city seems to exist in a realm untouched by the chaos often associated with African capitals; poor urban planning, and unmitigated traffic chaos t...
The initiative aims to encourage recycling practices, support the circular economy, and minimize waste being deposited at Mwakirunge dumpsite, a signi...
An accident in 2017 ended Collins Otieno's career as a PSV driver, so he turned to the use of coconut shells to make household items for sale.
The aim is to supply sanitary towels and bicycles to girls in Kilifi and other counties to prevent them from seeking favours from boda-boda operators...
