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Kenya urged to adopt policies that support recycling of plastics

From left: Alan Oyugi, Producer, Plastics are Forever documentary; Nema official Charles Lange; Michael Meyer, Founding Dean, Aga Khan University Graduate School of Media and Communications; and Andrew Tkach, Director, Environmental Reporting Programme at the school during the launch of the documentary last week. courtesy photo

By  JAMES NGUNJIRI

Kenya has been advised to set up policies that facilitate recycling of plastic waste in order to prevent them for polluting large water masses and harming marine life.

The appeal came through the Aga Khan University’s launch of a documentary on plastic pollution and recycling in Nairobi last week.

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