E-Waste Rises to Over 53,000 Tonnes Amid Surge in Small Device Debris
[Kenyan Wallstreet - Kenya] - 7/05/2025
The country’s electronic waste output continued its upward trajectory, reaching 53,559 metric tonnes in 2024, up from 46,211 tonnes in 2020, according to new data from the Kenya National Bureau […]
... Article published by "Kenyan Wallstreet" (Kenya), read more
For any information or claim on this article, see directly with the newspaper.
In Kenyan newspapers
New Djibouti Deal Breathes Fresh Life into Kenya’s Miraa Trade
Kenya’s miraa farmers have landed a new buyer. Djibouti has formally opened its borders to the stimulant crop, (…)
[Nairobi Wire] - 24/07/2025
How Sameer Africa Evolved from a KSh 4 Billion Tyre Empire to an Industrial Landlord
Sameer Africa PLC has undertaken a significant pivot over the last decade, shifting from tyre manufacturing and (…)
[Kenyan Wallstreet] - 21/07/2025
Nationwide Household Interviews Begin to Track Living Standards
The Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) is conducting a nationwide data collection exercise under the 2025/26 (…)
[Nairobi Wire] - 23/07/2025
KRA Announces Massive Recruitment For Leadership and Operational Positions
Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has rolled out a major recruitment drive to develop a skilled and adaptable workforce (…)
[Business Today] - 21/07/2025
Court Seeks Suspect’s Medical Records in Shocking KNH Patient Killings Case
A Kibera court has ordered Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH) and Nairobi Women’s Hospital to present the full medical (…)
[Nairobi Wire] - 22/07/2025
