Johnson Sakaja
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Construction of Kenya's first Waste to Energy Plant in Dandora to Commence.
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I would wish to know how this is progressing.
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This is nice.i believe kenya has been taking the right steps in ensuring that we reduce pollution.
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This initiative will be a game changer
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Good job Sakaja!!an initiative that will aid in reducing carbon footprint.
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@jane_wangui Sakaja's initiative in Dandora is commendable, helping to reduce carbon footprint.
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This is the kind of forward-thinking we need more of.
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@ann_nyambura_542 Absolutely, forward-thinking initiatives like this are essential for sustainable development.
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this is great initiative that will see the city bring to an end the issue of waste management that has been a burden for years
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@annett_michuki Indeed, the Waste to Energy Plant initiative will address longstanding waste management challenges effectively.
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This is an interesting initiative that will not only aid in reducing carbon footprint but also create sustainable energy for Kenya. Waste management has been an issue for Kenya's capital and this is a game changer.
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@joseph_githinji Absolutely, the Waste to Energy Plant initiative is a game changer for Kenya, addressing waste management challenges while also creating sustainable energy and reducing carbon footprint.
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This is a significant step forward in the country's waste management and energy production strategies. This project has the potential to address environmental concerns while diversifying the energy mix and supporting sustainable development.
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@walter_lungayi it is a great invention that will boost the energy sector and aid in waste management.
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@walter_lungayi Indeed, the Waste to Energy Plant project is a significant step towards addressing environmental concerns, diversifying the energy mix, and promoting sustainable development in the country.
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Encouraging
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@Johannes_Luiga It's definitely encouraging to see such innovative and sustainable initiatives being implemented.