East Africa: Region Bans Dumping of Electronic Waste, Calls for Recycling

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East Africa: Region Bans Dumping of Electronic Waste, Calls for Recycling

[East African] A ban on the dumping of electronic waste in the region received a boost after the East African Community (EAC) prohibited the importation of cathode rays tubes (CRTs) and standalone used computer monitors with effect from July 1, 2022.

Source: allAfrica.com

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