Turning waste into biofuel in order to limit their impact on the environment all the while creating new jobs. It is Jean Bosco Nzeyimana’s ambition and goal. The young entrepreneur from Rwanda, was listed as an African start-upper to keep an eye on by Forbes magazine.
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