How to deal with Kibera's 'flying toilets'

23 million people in Tanzania do not have access to safe water. Typically, women and children spend over two hours a day collecting water, and up to seven hours in remote areas.

Access to toilets is even lower – at around 15% of the population. This is particularly problematic to health in densely populated, unplanned settlements.
WaterAid - Where we work - Tanzania
 
Ni kweli, Tanzania ni nchi maskini. Na si sio wakenya ndio wanawaita hivyo, waulize wanaeconomia (ati economists huitwaje kwa Kiswahili?) wanaosema hivyo!
Lakini hii ya kuharisha kwenye plastic bag na kurusha uharo hewani Wakenya mmevunja rekodi kwakweli [emoji16][emoji16][emoji16]
 
ukikanyaga mfuko unachechemea kama umechomwa nchale😀😀😀
By the way ukiingia kibera ukitoka salama utaweza kuishi sehemu yoyote ile😀😀
 
Ni kutembea na Mwamvuli tu..
Hamna namna ingine..
Kipindi nikisoma Kenya ndio ilikuwa mchezo wangu...
Rule number one..
Never work without an Umbrella...!!
Why walk with an umbrella?
 
In rural only, not urban, so being rural they go to vichaka and their waste turns into fertilizer to nourish the natural vegatatiin
 
In rural only, not urban, so being rural they go to vichaka and their waste turns into fertilizer to nourish the natural vegatatiin
You have different perception of rural. In some rural areas they have nice houses and septic tanks for the waste. Kuwa rural si kumaanisha unaenda vichakani, kama ndivyo mnafanya Tanzania nawahurumia. Plus those who dont have flush toilets have pit latrines
 
Hahaha!!! Yaani wenzetu hawa. Ngoja ifike weekend. Hizi thread mbili nitazing'ang'ania mpaka waelewe waache uchafu.
Wakenya bana
 
Why walk with an umbrella?
Wanamchezo mmoja wakujisaidia kwa paper bag na kurusha juu linapotua likipatana na mwamvuli mambo yanakuwa swadapta...!!
Na ndio maana wanaita flyin toilet's..
4yrs in Katuwekera
 
hahaha kiberaaaaa a.k.a wazee wa kurusha shit mfukoni
 
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