Waste, women & environmental justice: Interview with Nubian activist Malasen Hamida

Malasen Hamida, a seasoned environmental activist from Kibera, Nairobi, is making waves with her advocacy for environmental justice, particularly focusing on waste management and women's rights. Her work in Kenya's largest informal settlement highlights the intersection of environmental degradation and social justice, shedding light on the struggles faced by marginalized communities. Hamida’s efforts underscore the importance of inclusive policies that address both ecological and social inequities, offering a powerful example of how grassroots activism can drive meaningful change. Her story exemplifies the crucial role of women in leading environmental movements and the broader implications for global sustainability efforts.