Whereas most narratives of disability in Kenya stress barriers and exclusion, some Kenyans with disabilities appear to show resilience and have stories of success to tell. Mr. Abdallah Sopai is one of the persons with disabilities who is visually impaired and has come out as a community change agent in the WASH sector in Kwale …
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Scarcity, compromised quality and high costs prescribes water access in Kibera, one of the largest slums in sub Saharan Africa, this coupled with unregulated expansion of the slum and visibly substandard sanitation are but among the many challenges faced by the inhabitants of Kibera, Hard hit are women and young girls, who are responsible for …
“Sex for Water” may sound outrageous, however, this is a reality in the lives of many women, who have to give into the advances made by men– just to get access to water. Something that is their right, but denied and how! When water is not available at home, the burden of water-collection usually falls …
The Kenya Water and Sanitation Civil Society Network is the National Network of Water Civil Society Organizations in Kenya.
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