In the last month alone, two more dead whales, stomachs crammed with bags and other plastics, washed up on beaches, adding to a growing tally. In Kenya, it’s cattle and elephants. Bangladesh ...

Instead such bottles were prohibited in national parks, forests and beaches in 2020. As such, plastic pollution remains a challenge. Plastic waste management in Kenya is largely informal – it ...

Kenya on World Environment Day barred all single-use plastics such as water bottles and straws from its national parks, beaches, forests and other protected areas. Monster problem: A Greenpeace ...

As of June 2020, visitors to Kenya's national parks, beaches, forests, and conservation areas are no longer allowed plastic water bottles, cups, disposable plates, cutlery, or straws into ...

Plastic debris is the most abundant type of litter. [iStockphoto] Kenya grabbed headlines in 2017 ... swept there via rivers or sewage drains, discarded on beaches or dumped from ships.

An curved arrow pointing right. Flip-flops make up about 25% of ocean plastic in some places. One company in Kenya is turning old sandals into colorful works of art. More from News Flip-flops make ...

They’re also a surprisingly big part of the 8 billion tons of plastic that aren’t recycled ... growing and looking to keep waste off Kenya’s beaches and out of its water.

International delegates have convened in Kenya in the hopes of making further progress towards a landmark treaty to fight global plastic pollution. Addressing the first day of the talks in the ...

Dreaming of warmer weather and long sandy beaches? Then Kenya’s new digital nomad visa will come as welcome news. Announced this week, the Digital Nomad Work Permit will allow remote workers to ...