Warembo Wasanii members turn junk into fashion

Warembo Wasanii isn’t just the place in Kariobangi North where Joan Otieno trains young women off the street to be environmentalists, concerned about cleaning up their garbage-strewn city. She also shows them by example how to be tailors and fashion designers as well as conservationists who collect garbage and then upcycles it into costumes that are being shown everywhere from UNEP in Gigiri to the Landmark Mall in Karen.

15/3/2019

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