How Victoria Ochieng Turns Kenya’s Coconut Waste into Value | Ep.5 Black & Borderless Podcast

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Coconut waste into valueVictoria Ochieng co-founded Koredo Koir to pay farmers for discarded husks and turn them into cocopeat for better crops and coir products for homes, building a circular, community-first business on Kenya’s coast. Co-Host Chris B explores the journey from student idea to real-world impact, how the team designs for farmers, fixes what doesn’t work, and plans to grow responsibly beyond Kenya. Press play, follow Black & Borderless, and leave a 5-star review so more listeners discover Africa-made solutions.

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