Waste, women & environmental justice: Interview with Nubian activist Malasen Hamida
PolicyTuesday, July 14, 2026Mongabay

Waste, women & environmental justice: Interview with Nubian activist Malasen Hamida

Malasen Hamida, a Nubian activist from Kibera, emphasizes the intersection of waste management, women's rights, and environmental justice in her advocacy work. With over 25 years of experience, she seeks to address the challenges facing marginalized communities in Nairobi. Her insights highlight the importance of inclusive policies that empower women in the environmental sector.

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