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Published • Nairobi, Kenya • Updated

Nelly Gesare is Reshaping Kenya’s Waste Industry One Recycled Product at a Time

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Entering one of Nelly Gesare‘s eco-conscious retail stores is like walking into a world in transformation. Glass bottles, once discarded as waste, are now sleek drinking tumblers and jars. Scraps of fabric, saved from landfills, have been stitched into desirable shopping bags and reusable dish sponges. Every shelf tells a story—not of waste but of renewal. This is now the world of the former journalist who has turned the challenge of waste into …
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Nelly Gesare is Reshaping Kenya’s Waste Industry One Recycled Product at a Time

Entering one of Nelly Gesare‘s eco-conscious retail stores is like walking into a world in transformation. Glass bottles, once discarded as waste, are now sleek drinking tumblers and jars. Scraps of fabric, saved from landfills, have been stitched into desirable shopping bags and reusable dish sponges. Every shelf tells a story—not of waste but of renewal. This is now the world of the former journalist who has turned the challenge of waste into …

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