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Kenya: Turning Waste to Wealth - in Nairobi, UN Deputy Chief Lauds Youth-Led Development Solutions

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[UN News] Kenya's Nzambi Matee beams brightly, thrusting a brick forth to coincide with the click of the camera. It is no ordinary brick - the entire thing is made from plastic waste - and no ordinary photo, either. Behind her, stands the Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations, Amina Mohammed. Ms. Mohammed rests her hands on Nzambi's shoulder, undoubtedly proud of her. Around her are a dozen other young environmental advocates.

Source: allAfrica.com

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