Where Waste Becomes a Livelihood
Garbage collection centre By Caroline Katana. Under the morning sun in Mikindani , Mombasa county , Elvina Ziro bends over piles of discarded plastic, picking through the waste and separating what can still earn her a few shillings. Around her, wheelbarrows arrive carrying more rubbish from nearby households. Plastic bottles are pulled from the piles and placed in one section, other recyclable materials in another. What looks to an outsider like a mountain of unwanted waste is, for Ziro and others working at the site, a source of livelihood. For the mother of five, every bottle and piece of plastic has a value. Elvina Ziro Mikindani resident She has been doing the work for three years, using the money she earns to put food on the table and keep her childr...
that is situation count down Kenya coast year 2014 and the death of Makaburi was shake Mombasa and the Muslim society around the world.
ReplyDeletethe Muslim hurt a lot with the story of the sheikh Makaburi but they have nothing to claiming from the Kenya defense force and other organisation of the security agency