File:Zambian Entrepreneur Transforms Plastic Waste Into Eco-friendly Products.webm
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English: Mwinji Nakamba, founder and CEO of Wastemat Zambia, is an award-winning Zambian entrepreneur who is leveraging technology to transform plastic waste into eco-friendly products such as sanitary pads, earrings and construction materials. Africa 54’s Paul Ndiho spoke to Nakamba about her work.
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