Discover the Story: Transforming Waste into Opportunity for a Greener Future

Explore Our Journey in Redefining Plastic Waste Innovation in Africa

Founded in 2023, what started a simple idea to turn plastic waste into school furniture ,has grown into a powerful movement creating real environmental and social impact across communities.

Mission

To address the plastic waste problem in the informal settlements while contributing to education development by providing affordable and durable school furniture as we strive to promote sustainable development, create job opportunities, and support economic growth for the local community.

Values

01 Sustainability

02 Innovation

03 Community Impact

Our Expertise

We innovate to eliminate plastic pollution, strengthen circular systems, and create sustainable products that serve communities.

PLASTIC RECYCLING & pRODUCT INNOVATION

We collect and transform plastic waste into durable, eco-friendly products such as school furniture, helping reduce pollution while meeting community needs.

Waste Collection & Circular Systems

From coastal cleanups to structured waste recovery systems, we ensure plastic waste is diverted from landfills and oceans back into productive use.

Community & Environmental Programs

We lead awareness campaigns, beach cleanups, and training programs that equip communities with knowledge and tools to fight plastic pollution.

Meet Our Team

Welcome to the passionate force behind Twende Green Ecocycle

Lawrence Kosgei CEO

Zainab Mahmoud Communications & Partnerships

Churchill Muriuki Chief Operations Officer

Faraj Ramadhan Chief Financial Officer

Our vision is To become Africa’s leading circular economy enterprise, where waste is reimagined as a valuable resource and every school, home, and public space is equipped with sustainable, locally made furniture.

Our goal

With a strong commitment to innovation and impact, we aim to scale circular economy solutions that divert thousands of tonnes of plastic from the environment, empower coastal communities, and redefine how Africa sees and uses waste.