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Uncluttering Kenya: The Rise of Decluttering Culture

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In Kenya, a cultural shift is underway as people find innovative ways to part with their unwanted household items. Gone are the days of hoarding; today, Kenyans are embracing decluttering as a means to create space and unlock value.

Unlocking Hidden Treasures

Joan Wachira’s story is just one example of this growing trend. Facing a closet overflowing with clothes and shoes, she turned to decluttering to free up space and let go of items she no longer needed. Through platforms like Instagram, she found buyers eager to purchase her cherished possessions, turning clutter into cash.

The Art of Letting Go

For many, decluttering is more than just selling; it’s a liberating xperience. Embracing the concept means shedding emotional attachments to possessions and embracing a minimalist lifestyle. Whether it’s clothing, furniture, or electronics, Kenyans are finding new homes for their once treasured items.

Decluttering is not a sign of financial hardship, but a conscious choice to simplify life and create space for the new.

A Booming Marketplace

Elseba ‘Cebbie’ Kokeyo, founder of Declutter with Cebbie, has witnessed the growing demand for decluttering services firsthand. What started as a personal venture has evolved into a thriving platform connecting buyers and sellers of preloved items. From gowns to gadgets, there’s a market for everything.

Navigating the Terrain

While the decluttering business offers endless opportunities, it’s not without its challenges. Sellers must navigate issues like authenticity and reputation, ensuring that items meet buyer expectations. For platforms like Declutter with Cebbie, maintaining trust and transparency is paramount.

Changing Perceptions

Despite the stigma attached to selling personal items, Kenyans are redefining the narrative. Decluttering is not a sign of financial hardship, but a conscious choice to simplify life and create space for the new. By embracing decluttering, individuals are reclaiming control and embracing a more intentional way of living.

From gowns to gadgets, there’s a market for everything.

A Bright Future Ahead

As decluttering continues to gain momentum, the future looks promising. With increased awareness and accessibility, more Kenyans are expected to join the movement, unlocking value in their homes and communities. From decluttering to declutterpreneurs, Kenya is embracing a new era of simplicity and opportunity.


Join the decluttering revolution and discover the joy of letting go. Together, we can unlock hidden treasures and create space for what truly matters.

Source: Business Daily

As decluttering continues to gain momentum, the future looks promising.
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Convo Africa is a Nairobi-based social enterprise dedicated to fostering meaningful conversations that drive societal change. Through its flagship publication, Convo Magazine, and various initiatives, Convo Africa addresses critical issues such as mental health, men’s wellness, youth, entrepreneurship, and community well-being.

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