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Youth should embrace collecting, sorting, reusing and recycling waste to create jobs

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Victor Ooko mixing different plastic material and recycled waste to detect metals so that they can be removed from that waste the process of converting the waste into Eco posts. [Silas Otieno, Standard]

Young people should embrace collecting, sorting, reusing and recycling all forms of waste to create jobs

About 39 per cent of the Kenyan youth are unemployed, yet each year over a million university students enter the job market.

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