SUSTAINABLY SPEAKING AFRICA

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What if we stopped seeing waste as rubbish and started seeing it as a resource?In this episode of Sustainably Speaking Africa, host Mukami sits down with Benson Abila and Prima Fasi Mutua, co-founders of Mtaka, an African circular tech startup using digital innovation to transform waste management.They discuss dignifying waste work, empowering waste-sector businesses, improving material recovery, and building a more inclusive circular economy in Africa.How can technology help turn waste into opportunity?Watch the full conversation and join the discussionIf you enjoyed this video please "like" and "share" it with your friends to show your support for this course. If there's something you'd like to see us discuss, tweet us about it @kenyacic. Make sure to also subscribe and hit the notification bell so that you can be the first to know each time we upload a new video.Keep up-to-date with us:FACEBOOK: https://bit.ly/2uAvsdaTWITTER: @KenyaCICLINKEDIN: https://bit.ly/2Egf7kl WEBSITE: http://www.kenyacic.org/

What does circularity look like when it is engineered for Kenya’s realities?In this episode, Nzambi Matee, founder of Gjenge Makers, brings her main-character energy and candid perspective to a conversation about circularity, local innovation and what it takes to build solutions that work for Kenya.From turning waste plastic into paving products to challenging how we approach circularity, Nzambi shares her perspective on Kenya’s circular economy, the infrastructure gaps holding it back, and why locally developed solutions, skills and systems matteIf you enjoyed this video please "like" and "share" it with your friends to show your support for this course. If there's something you'd like to see us discuss, tweet us about it @kenyacic. Make sure to also subscribe and hit the notification bell so that you can be the first to know each time we upload a new video.Keep up-to-date with us:FACEBOOK: https://bit.ly/2uAvsdaTWITTER: @KenyaCICLINKEDIN: https://bit.ly/2Egf7kl WEBSITE: http://www.kenyacic.org/

We sat down with Jeremy Beggi of Inkomoko for a conversation about African self-reliance, building local capacity, mobilising resources within the continent, and the role of values-aligned partnerships in driving sustainable change. Drawing on Inkomoko’s work, the discussion also explores how these ideas translate into practice when supporting displacement-affected communities.If you enjoyed this video please "like" and "share" it with your friends to show your support for this course. If there's something you'd like to see us discuss, tweet us about it @kenyacic. Make sure to also subscribe and hit the notification bell so that you can be the first to know each time we upload a new video.Keep up-to-date with us:FACEBOOK: https://bit.ly/2uAvsdaTWITTER: @KenyaCICLINKEDIN: https://bit.ly/2Egf7kl WEBSITE: http://www.kenyacic.org/

As a mother in rural eastern Kenya, Norah Magero experienced firsthand how hard it was to get vaccines and other heat-sensitive medicines when she needed them. That experience became the starting point for a much bigger question: how do you build a cold-chain solution that actually works for the realities of African communities?In this episode of Sustainably Speaking Africa, Tobias Belle talks to Norah, co-founder and CEO of Drop Access, about the journey from identifying a real problem to building VacciBox, a portable, solar-powered cold-chain solution that gives rural clinics cold storage where there is none and keeps vaccines and other heat-sensitive medicines within the required temperature range on the road.If you enjoyed this video please "like" and "share" it with your friends to show your support for this course. If there's something you'd like to see us discuss, tweet us about it @kenyacic. Make sure to also subscribe and hit the notification bell so that you can be the first to know each time we upload a new video.Keep up-to-date with us:FACEBOOK: https://bit.ly/2uAvsdaTWITTER: @KenyaCICLINKEDIN: https://bit.ly/2Egf7kl WEBSITE: http://www.kenyacic.org/