Hellen Dena

Stand up and fight for what you believe in. Environmental Activist, Pan-African Plastics Project Lead@greenpeaceafric . All views expressed are personal.

[Hellen Dena @HellenDena]

IUU fishing does not respect jurisdictional boundaries. Our governments have a responsibility to protect local fishers from IUU fishing, marine pollution and other threats to our ocean. #OCC11 #OceanConference @Greenpeaceafric @FerdyOmondi

[Hellen Dena @HellenDena]

To local fishers in Lamu, Kilifi, Kwale and Mombasa, overfishing is not just about another statistic, it is a super trawler fishing where it is not supposed to - Timamy, Lamu Governor @Greenpeaceafric #OCC11 #Oceanconference

[FERDINAND OMONDI @FerdyOmondi]

Greenpeace Africa is on the ground in Mombasa for the full duration of OOC11.

Our Oceans Campaign Lead @Aliouba81Ba Ba and Plastics Campaign Lead @HellenDena Dena are available for interviews throughout the conference.

The ocean connects us all.

[FERDINAND OMONDI @FerdyOmondi]

Ukiwa waishi Mombasa, tunajadili mazingira na taka

https://t.co/RCj5DZSeem

[TUKO.co.ke | The Heartbeat of Kenya @Tuko_co_ke]

Greenpeace Africa has unveiled a large sand art installation at Pirates Beach in Mombasa, calling on African leaders attending the United Nations Ocean Conference to strengthen efforts to protect the continent's oceans and coastal communities.

The artwork, created by volunteers and local residents, highlights growing concerns over illegal fishing, plastic pollution and climate change, which continue to threaten marine ecosystems and livelihoods.

Greenpeace is also urging African governments to champion the BBNJ Agreement, a global treaty aimed at expanding marine protected areas in international waters.

"Protecting the ocean means protecting people, especially local fishers who depend on these waters for their survival," Norwich Mandu, Greenpeace Africa volunteer said.

Photo: Yvonne Mutunga (TUKO)

[FERDINAND OMONDI @FerdyOmondi]

Happening now: activists gathered at Kilimo House to protest against Kenya allowing toxic pesticides in the country.

67 of Kenya's 141 registered pesticide ingredients are classified as highly hazardous. They're in our rivers. Our soil. And Our food.

State announced a ban which they are not enforcing or monitoring.

They are demanding action to stop feeding us poison.

[FERDINAND OMONDI @FerdyOmondi]

Did you know that some Kenya farmers have divided their farms into two sections: one for their families and one for the market?

They don't let their families touch the "market" produce. Because they are laced with poison.

Pesticides your government is allowing in the country 🙄

[Hellen Dena @HellenDena]

Dear @BBCAfrica, Greenpeace activists are at the African Energy Week in Cape Town, unveiling a massive bill for big oil, telling them to stop fossil fuel projects that continue to destroy communities in Africa. DM @GreenpeaceAfrica for media contacts and images.#MakePollutersPay

[Hellen Dena @HellenDena]

YES! Greenpeace Africa activists are at the African Energy Week in Cape Town, @energy_african - have you seen them? I back their demands for polluters to pay up for the damage they have caused in Africa. #MakePollutersPay

[Hellen Dena @HellenDena]

Coca-Cola needs to cut plastic production #BeatPlasticPollution #WorldEnvironmentDay2025

[Greenpeace Africa @Greenpeaceafric]

🚨 This is why we showed up at Coca-Cola’s corporate office in Joburg.

They’re flooding Africa with plastic - so we brought the truth to their doorstep.

✊ Activists are on the ground. Share this everywhere.

#PeopleVsPlastic #CocaColaCrisis

[Greenpeace Africa @Greenpeaceafric]

🚨 BREAKING: We just pulled up to Coca-Cola’s corporate offices demanding they put a cap on the pollution they’re flooding our communities with.

📷 Share this if you’re done letting Coke dump their mess on us

#PeopleVsPlastic #WorldEnvironmentDay

[Hellen Dena @HellenDena]

Coca-Cola is the number 1 plastic polluter globally producing 120 billion throwaway plastic bottles a year, that is why @Greenpeaceafric activists staged a protest outside their corporate offices in Johannesburg #BeatPlasticPollution #WorldEnvironmentDay2025

[Hellen Dena @HellenDena]

After FOUR long years, today we finally get to speak in court, right in front of @AGOfficeKenya
Here’s the truth: Kenyan farmers face jail for sharing seeds.
📉 While corporations rake in profits
📉 While food prices keep rising
It’s time for justice. #SaveOurSeeds

[Ubunifu Hub @Ubunifu_Hub]

Did you know that plastic botlle might outlive you.

Plastic can take up to 1,000 years to break down, breaking into microplastics that invade our food & water.

We must break free NOW! Sign the petition: https://t.co/X4Ljh3jKQt

#BreakFreeFromPlastics

[𝑀𝑜𝑛𝑡𝑖𝑒♡ @_Neema1]

Plastics are choking our planet! It's time to ditch single-use and push for reuse & refill systems. A Global Plastics Treaty is the way forward.
#RefullReuseRocks
#ZeroWasteAfrica
#BreakFreeFromPlastics

[Hellen Dena @HellenDena]

Lets strive towards a #ZerowasteAfrica

[Kamanu~Mbugua @kamanumbugua]

"Single use plastics are Threat to Humans and Nature..let's Invest in #RefillReuse Systems to save our lives and the planet..
@NemaKenya @UNEP
@gp_kenyagroup
https://t.co/zBqxCOBBfb

[Kamanu~Mbugua @kamanumbugua]

The Big Q.." Cooperates ,Who will lead on the #Refill and #ReuseSystems..??
@UNEP
@NemaKenya
@gp_kenyagroup

[Khalid_Silver07 @Khalid_Silver07]

#RefillReuseRocks
Embracing refill culture supports a cleaner planet, lowering plastic waste and minimizing the ecological impact of plastic production.
#ZeroWasteAfrica #BreakFreeFromPlastics
https://t.co/AN8OI2pYF2
@gp_kenyagroup @gp_kenyagroup @Greenpeaceafric

[Hellen Dena @HellenDena]

@MissNasike @RoyalTulipNRB @MutwolGerance @Greenpeaceafric @RoyalTulipNRB using refillable glass bottles not only cool but also protects the environment and human health from the negative impacts of plastic pollution

[Hellen Dena @HellenDena]

@omollo_eunice Too little… too late.