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Time for a young environmental leader to emerge from Kenya in 2021
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Time for a young environmental leader to emerge from Kenya in 2021

In this article, Clean Up Kenya Founder and Patron, Betterman Simidi Musasia, makes a war cry to all young Kenyan environmentalists and declares 2021 as the year for the battle of the soul and heart of the Kenyan environment.

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December 29, 2020
How do you safely hold a children sanitation clinic in a pandemic year?
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How do you safely hold a children sanitation clinic in a pandemic year?

Clean Up Kenya holds a restricted children sanitation clinic in a Nairobi suburb despite strict public health and safety Corvid 19 protocols

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December 25, 2020
Ground-breaking report reveals the hypocrisy of the world’s biggest plastic polluters
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Ground-breaking report reveals the hypocrisy of the world’s biggest plastic polluters

Talking Trash’ exposes how Big Plastic has obstructed and undermined proven legislative solutions to the crisis, including in Kenya

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September 16, 2020
Major Consumer Brands asked to show plastic accountability
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Major Consumer Brands asked to show plastic accountability

Clean Up Kenya together with over 15 other civil society organisations from across the world have written to major consumer brands to 'demand' plastic management accountability.

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November 7, 2020
Statement on US-Kenya Trade Deal Involving Big Plastics
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Statement on US-Kenya Trade Deal Involving Big Plastics

Clean Up Kenya issues statement on US-KENYA trade deal involving Big Plastics

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September 29, 2020
Kenya’s Environment Minister warns consumer brands on single use plastic bottles
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Kenya’s Environment Minister warns consumer brands on single use plastic bottles

Kenya’s Environment Cabinet Secretary, Hon. Keraiko Tobiko, has come out strongly to warn industries that a ban on single use plastics is near.

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September 19, 2020
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