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Photo credit: Bonface Bogita | Nation Media Group By Margaret Maina Article Related Sarah Ngare remembers when her company was still a fledgling business, operating with just a handful of machines in a market undergoing a major transformation after Kenya banned the manufacture, sale and use of single-use plastic carrier bags in August 2017.
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