Uganda imports around 80,000 tonnes of second-hand clothes every year, according to data by the Uganda Revenue Authority. One ...

Whether it is wearing used clothes or purchasing frozen foods, a growing number of multi-millionaires are embracing frugality ...

The proliferation of second-hand clothing, often referred to as 'obroni waawu' in Ghana, has significant implications for ...

Ghana's informal economy suffered an enormous blow after a fire engulfed the Kantamanto used clothes market on Thursday, ...

Ready to look for your next big purchase? Buying second-hand is not only a great way to save money, but it’s also a sustainable choice that reduces waste and gives pre-loved items a new life. Some ...

The proliferation of second-hand clothing, often referred to as "obroni waawu" in Ghana, has significant implications for both the economy and the environment. With policy regulation, the Ghanaian ...

Choosing used garments can significantly reduce this destructive cycle. A 2017 study showed that wearing second-hand clothes instead of purchasing new items reduces carbon emissions by nearly a third.

Helping Hearts NGO opens pre-loved clothing store at CMCH, providing free clothes to in-patients, promoting reuse and ...

This growing trend, which has gained traction on social media platforms like TikTok, centres on frugal habits such as batch cooking, shopping second-hand, and avoiding unnecessary purchases.

Ten years ago, buying clothes online was something that only the brave did. Shipping costs were high, and free returns were a ...