Effective August 1st, 2023, Clean Up Kenya is making radical changes to its organizational structure. The Advisory Board which has been in place for the last three years will be…
As we mark 2023 International World Environment Day, Kenya continues to engage in a circus game in the development of critical environmental laws meant to combat plastic pollution. These laws…
With the support of the Norwegian Retailers Environment Fund and in conjunction with several community groups, Clean Up Kenya plans 10 major cleanups in Nairobi.
The UN agency has said it does not have a policy brief on synthetic textiles and has not done any specific research on textile plastic waste.
Clean Up Kenya asks UN Environment, the European Union and the United Kingdom to release statements following the launch of the Trashion Report showing illegal exports of waste plastic clothing to Kenya.
