
Malawi's landscape is clogged with plastic waste that could linger for 100 years. One woman has taken on plastic companies and won
CNN
For more than five years, Gloria Majiga-Kamoto has waged a David v Goliath battle against some of the country's largest plastic manufacturers to bring an end to single-use plastics. She just won the Goldman Prize for Africa.
Together with other activists and civil society groups, Majiga-Kamoto spearheaded a grassroots campaign that fought to pressure authorities into instituting a plastic ban in Malawi. "We organized several marches — marched to the court and in communities to document their experiences and the challenges they encountered because of the plastic problem we have in the country," Majiga-Kamoto told CNN.More Related News

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