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From Clicks to Cleanups: Juba’s Youth-Led Waste Revolution
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From Clicks to Cleanups: Juba’s Youth-Led Waste Revolution
The first time Makur Majeng posted photos on social media of trash-clogged drainage ditches along the White Nile in Juba, the capital of South Sudan, his phone would not stop buzzing. “How can I help?” one message read. Within hours, 20 young people — many of whom had never met one another before — had pledged to join him that Saturday at Suk Darfur, one of the busiest markets in the city, armed with little more than willpower, trash bags and a …
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