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Egypt: Recycling kiosk
You earlier saw Togolese entrepreneurs making turning trash to cash, Egypt is gone big in the business.Two kiosks in the Egyptian capital Cairo offer residents money in exchange for their garbage, encouraging a clean environment or rather keep the city clean and get rich!
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