As Nestlé ESAR, we have scaled them for a bigger impact that can make a meaningful difference to our planet," says Tohlang. The opening of the exhibition coincided with similar campaigns in other parts of the east and southern Africa region. In Kenya, a schools clean-up programme aimed at driving stewardship around waste management in schools was launched on the same day. In Mauritius, a beach clean-up is set to be hosted on World Oceans Day, driving a similar message on waste management. As for Mashigo, he hopes the legislation that threatens to shut scrap-yards will be reconsidered as it will take away a chunk of their job and earnings. Image (Nestlé East and Southern Africa (ESAR) Corporate Communications and Public Affairs Director, Saint-Francis Tohlang, addressing guests at the exhibition opening at Melrose Gallery, Melrose Arch on Tuesday).