Video: How Kariokor youth are turning Nairobi’s trash into livelihoods
Video: How Kariokor youth are turning Nairobi’s trash into livelihoods
Robinson Chege is one of the many jerrycan vendors working in Kariokor along Ring Road Ngara, where traders clean and recycle used drums and jerrycans for resale. They are urging the government to repair a broken sewer line and improve sanitation in the area, saying they deserve a cleaner and more supportive business environment. Read more: https://shorturl.at/MAJ72
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