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Kenya overtook Nigeria, whose population is four-and-a-half times larger, to become Africa’s largest importer of mitumba.
How Kenyans, Nicaraguans and other Americans see your donated clothes One person’s trash is another person’s opportunity. Plus, the cancer we should take more seriously.
A proposal by France, Denmark and Sweden to restrict used-clothing exports from the European Union could hurt the clothing resale industry in Kenya, which employs 2 million Kenyans, a ...
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The Star on MSNStudy backs Kenya’s mitumba sector as economic, environmental assetA new study has dismissed claims that Kenya is a dumping ground for second-hand clothing from Europe. The study by IVL Swedish Environmental Research Institute shows that Kenya’s mitumba market is ...
Images of mountainous landfills overflowing with discarded articles of clothing – dubbed "fossil fashion" — surfaced Thursday, reportedly from Nairobi, Kenya.
Simmering anger against President William Ruto’s government has boiled over into clashes between protesters and the police, ...
Establishing robust recycling infrastructure in Africa will demand support from both the public and private sectors.
Kenya has emerged as a big importer of second-hand clothes, indicating a growing dependence on used, even as the local textile industry grapples with survival. Data from the Economic Survey 2025 ...
Kenya has a high import-to-export ratio of mitumba, meaning when second-hand clothes enter the market, only a small quantity is exported to other destinations after sorting.
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Kenya clothing firm launches braille fashion line for the blindA Kenyan clothing company is creating a new concept, a special fashion line which aims to address the needs of blind and visually impaired people. A special sentence in braille carrying an ...
While clothes shopping was once an occasional treat, it's now a hobby for many people - largely driven by the growth of fast fashion. Now, shocking images from Kenya have revealed the real price ...
A proposal by France, Denmark and Sweden to restrict used-clothing exports from the European Union could hurt the clothing resale industry in Kenya, which employs 2 million Kenyans, a ...
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