Wada Kealotswe is a young entrepreneur from Botswana who is making a difference in the fight against pollution. Eco Zera Pencils are made from recycled newspapers, which means they are Eco-friendly and help to reduce deforestation.
She started the brand with her own savings, and it has since become popular among students and Eco-conscious consumers. Wada’s goal is to raise awareness about the importance of environmental conservation and to encourage people to make more Eco-friendly choices in their daily lives.
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The founder and director of Eco Zera Pencils Wada Kealotswe, is an innovative thinker who got the idea to start her business after attending the 2019 Youth Conference in Washington DC where she was inspired by young people who were taking action on climate change. With the help of her savings, she launched Eco Zera Pencils and has since been working to grow her business.
In addition to being environmentally friendly, her pencils are also high-quality and affordable, making them a popular choice among students and teachers. As Eco Zera Pencils continues to grow, Kealotswe is hopeful that she will be able to make even more of a positive impact on the environment.
