Kenya’s push for a circular economy is driving businesses to rethink waste, sustainability, and production models under new environmental regulations.
By
Mary-Ann Musangi
Managing Director
Haco Industries
Each year, World Environment Day serves as a reminder that environmental stewardship is no longer the responsibility of governments and conservationists alone. It is increasingly a shared obligation that cuts across sectors, industries, and communities.
Kenya’s waste challenge is fuelling a fast-growing circular economy and a new wave of green entrepreneurship.
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