Plastic water sachets are an essential way to provide people in Guinea with safe and affordable drinking water. But their use clashes with the government’s objective of outlawing single-use plastics. Until a solution can be found, authorities have been forced to lift a ban, less than three weeks after implementing it.
The Republic of Guinea passed its law to ban single-use plastics two years ago, but only enforced it on 20 September.
However, in the face of mounting public anger, it was forced…
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