I was recognized by Catapult Ocean and its partners as one of 100 innovators shaping Africa’s Blue Economy, in acknowledgment of my work combating marine plastic pollution through Twende Green Ecocycle. This recognition highlights our commitment to transforming ocean-bound plastic waste into sustainable products while driving circular economy solutions along Kenya’s coastline. Being included among leading innovators across the continent reinforces our mission to protect marine ecosystems and build scalable, impact-driven environmental enterprises in Africa.

I was featured by WION International News for my work with Twende Green Ecocycle in addressing marine plastic pollution. The feature highlighted our innovative efforts to remove ocean-bound plastics and transform them into valuable, eco-friendly products, such as school desks, while promoting sustainable practices. This recognition provided a global platform to share our mission of protecting marine ecosystems and advancing the circular economy in Kenya.

I was honored to be featured on KBC TV’s “Young and Industrious” during the evening news bulletin, highlighting the innovative work of my organization, Twende Green Ecocycle. The segment showcased our efforts in transforming marine plastic waste into eco-friendly school furniture and promoting circular economy solutions in Kenya. It was an incredible opportunity to share our vision, impact, and commitment to building a sustainable future with a wider audience.

I was featured by Citizen after my organization, Twende Green Ecocycle, emerged among the top winners of the USAID-supported Mombasa Plastics Prize. At the Africa Union Climate Innovation Hub during the Africa Climate Summit, I showcased how we transform marine plastic waste into eco-friendly school furniture in a panel discussion. This recognition highlighted my commitment to creating green jobs while tackling marine pollution at scale. It marked a powerful moment of representing youth-led climate innovation from Mombasa on a continental stage.

I was featured in The Standard for our innovative approach to combating marine plastic pollution through Twende Green Ecocycle. The article highlighted how we transform ocean-bound plastics into durable, eco-friendly school desks, providing sustainable solutions for schools while addressing environmental challenges. This feature offered a platform to share our mission of turning plastic waste into valuable resources and promoting a circular economy in Kenya.

I was featured on KTN News during the weekend at one bulletin for organizing a large-scale beach cleanup along Kenya’s coastline. The segment highlighted my efforts in removing marine plastics, engaging local communities, and raising awareness about ocean conservation. It was an opportunity to showcase how collective action can protect marine ecosystems while promoting sustainable practices along our shores.