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Pioneering New ‘Bio Take Back’ Recycling Stations Launched in Kwale & Mombasa County

Kwale based pioneering recycling initiative Kenya Plastics Plus Collectors (KPPC) have partnered with Bio Food Products Ltd. to design,...

Growing the Plastic Revolution across the South Coast of Kenya

Despite the challenges facing the global International Coastal Cleanup (ICC) activities this year, Team Kenya - South Coast has been...

Let’s Go Shopping

By Paul Savage There’s a quote about the trash we create which obviously but rather pointedly says, “There is no such thing as away. When...

International Coastal Cleanup: Team Kenya - South Coast

Press Release 12th September, 2020 This year’s International Coastal Clean-up (ICC) Day and World Clean-up Day (WCD) coincide on Saturday...

Playing with fire

By Paul Savage As we continue to battle on with our Trash4Cash program, our teams moved out from Ukunda and went to Diani to clean up...

Trash4Cash: Babies are Great – Nappies Less So

This was the 9th week of the Trash4 Cash project and the teams moved away from cleaning the roadside. On Tuesday 21st July they went...

And...where does all our trash go?

Over the last two months our Trash4Cash program has collected a staggering 8,674kgs of waste from the sides of the roads, roadside open...

Saluting the Trash4Cash Women!

Trash4Cash is supporting 20 people plus 6 Kwale Plastics Plus Collectors staff who lead the project. Of those recruited, 8 are single mother

KPPC Undertakes First Beach Clean Up of 2020

This last Saturday - June 20th - saw the first KPPC organized voluntary Beach Clean-up of 2020 take place. Because of the coronavirus the

Trash4Cash Update

Trash4Cash (T4C) on the South Coast of Kenya is now 4 weeks old and it has been a great success! KPPC volunteer, Paul Savage, shares this u