Lack of e-waste laws risking lives, environment

A work station at the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Centre in Nairobi. A draft bill on disposing e-waste in Kenya is stuck in parliament. PHOTO FILE | NATION

Every day, electronic devices continue to transform the world and make human life easier. However, while the world becomes more wired through laptops, tablets and mobile phones, a mountain of electronic waste is heaping.

Whether from breakdown, slow-down, or just the availability of a newer model, people discard electronics at the slightest inconvenience.