Waste Management Blog

 More Than Just a Walk On a bright and energetic day in Muguga, community members, institutions, and organizations came together for a shared purpose—to stand against drug and substance abuse among the youth. Hosted by the Presbyterian Church of East...

As Kenya continues to experience rapid urban growth and economic expansion, the pressure on environmental systems—particularly waste management—has never been greater. At the same time, businesses are facing increasing expectations from regulators, investors, and customers to operate responsibly and sustainably....

  Waste Is Not the Problem—At Trash Handlers Limited, We Are Rethinking How It’s Managed. By Joining KEPRO’s Circular Economy Accelerator Programme, We’re Learning, Growing, and Improving Our Systems. This Is How We Turn Waste into Opportunity and Build a...

Did You Know? Did you know the world generates over 2 billion tonnes of municipal solid waste every year? According to the United Nations Environment Programme, global waste generation is expected to increase significantly by 2050 as urban populations continue...

Drainage, Waste, and Flooding: What Every Nairobi Resident Should Know In recent years, flooding has become an increasingly common problem in Nairobi and other parts of Kenya during the rainy season. Heavy rainfall quickly turns streets into rivers, disrupts transport,...

  Waste management is an essential service for homes, businesses, apartments, restaurants, offices, and institutions across Kenya. With increasing urbanization in cities like Nairobi , choosing a reliable waste collection partner is more important than ever. Improper waste disposal can...

  Kenya’s Growing Waste Crisis and the Urgent Need for Change Kenya is generating more waste today than at any point in its history. Rapid urbanization, population growth, and increased consumption have significantly increased the volume of waste produced in...

Kenya’s Growing Waste Problem Kenya generates approximately 5–6 million tonnes of waste annually , with Nairobi alone producing over 2,500 tonnes per day . Rapid urbanization, population growth, and changing consumption patterns have significantly increased the amount of waste generated...

Kenya is experiencing rapid urbanization. According to the World Bank, Kenya generates over 5.7 million tonnes of solid waste annually , with Nairobi alone producing approximately 2,400–2,800 tonnes per day . Over 60% of this waste comes from residential areas....

  Waste management in Kenya sits at the intersection of public health, environmental protection, urban planning, and economic development. As cities expand and consumption patterns change, the pressure on waste management systems continues to grow. Today, waste management is no...

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At Trash Handlers Limited , waste management is more than just a service — it’s a responsibility we take seriously every single day. We work with homes, estates, businesses, and institutions to make sure waste is collected, managed, and handled...