Kenya's ban on importing used clothes opens way for renewal of local design, The Independent

Millions in the east African country have depended on secondhand garments from abroad for their sartorial choices – but with pandemic-driven measures in place, manufacturers and designers are taking the opportunity to rethink the industry. Abdi Latif Dahir reports

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