Scientists identify microbe that could help degrade polyurethane-based plastics

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Scientists say the microbe - found in the wild near Lake Victoria - has enormous potential.

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We fully abide by labour laws, says Jambo Plastics
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Jambo Plastics Ltd, one of the Dar es Salaam-based companies visited by Minister of State (Prime Minister's Office) Jenista Mhagama on Tuesday, has come out strongly against assertions it says associated it with contravention of Tanzania's laws.

Road rage? Angry drivers? Watch these phrases... While a passenger in many a car rides in Dar es Salaam I noticed, what annoyed motorists were small dala-dala buses. Vipanyas.     

It wouldn’t be farfetched to say that plastics have taken the place of well-manicured lawns in some African cities.