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AfricaLink | Deutsche Welle 04.04.2018 | 18:00 UTC Kenya needs to step up efforts to recycle e-waste Kenya generates over 44,000 tons of electronic waste (e-waste) each year — items such as old laptops and phones that end up polluting the environment. There is no law regulating such waste. Rhoda Odhiambo reports. Recycling e-Waste in Rwanda Urban mining: Hidden riches in our cities Electronic waste reaches record high of 45 million tons Plastic bag bans in Africa: reality or fantasy? Kenya: Documenting Frere Town's slave history for the next generation In the 19th century, slaves en route to Zanzibar were freed by British navy forces and resettled at Frere Town in Mombasa, Kenya. Price Haywood has taken it upon himself to document their journey and his family's story. Slave auctions in Libya Mauritania jails slave owners for up to 20 years Opinion: Libya slave trade shows how Africans are treated as subhuman Slavery at Princeton: University delves into its charged racial history   © Deutsche Welle 2018