In Egypt, a total of 80 million tons of garbage is collected each year, with most of them ending up in piles on the streets. But now, one agricultural tech startup in the North African economy is hoping to fix this. Here's CGTN's Adel EL Mahrouky with the story of Baramoda, an Egyptian start-up that's turning agricultural waste into organic fertiliser.
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