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Group collects waste in Nairobi estates, streets

David 'Nameless' Mathenge (L) and Imani Ogana (2nd Left) hand over recyclable waste to Jackson Wambua (2nd Right), a WEEE Centre Sourcing and Marketing Officer. [Wilberforce Okwiri, Standard]

A group of environmental conservationists has embarked on a waste collection drive in Nairobi’s Kilimani.

The exercise, conducted by Kilimani Project Foundation on Saturday, saw residents deliver solid waste to various recycling companies that collect plastic bottles, papers, electronic and textile waste.

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