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Inaugural ewaste summit to turn new producer laws into action

From left: Maureen Adongo, George Pflomm, Hanna Dittmeyer, and Bronwyne Andabwa of AHK Services Eastern Africa Ltd at the launch of the baseline study on the Waste from Electrical and Electronic Equipment value chain in Kenya. [David Njaaga, Standard]

Kenya is enforcing new laws requiring producers to manage products from creation to disposal to curb the country's growing electronic waste problem and boost recycling infrastructure.

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