Kenya’s clothing waste raises concerns about potential public health risks
PolicyWednesday, August 26, 2026Mongabay

Kenya’s clothing waste raises concerns about potential public health risks

Kenya's thriving secondhand clothing trade, vital for millions of livelihoods, is raising public health concerns due to the accumulation of waste and potential hazards associated with garment disposal. Policymakers and activists should address these risks while considering the economic benefits and social reliance on the mitumba market.

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