Bright Lemchi On Turning Waste Into Wealth

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Recorded09 Jul 2021

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In this episode I talk with Bright Lemchi, founder Gowasteline companies. We talk through his initiative and the projects they are involved in on the ground to bring social change through waste management. We also tackle issues to do with why it is crucial to involve the youth in these programs and what we call do at an individual level to take action against waste pollution. Enjoy💚

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