The residents of the Sakhulani community in Ng’ongwe Ward faced a serious water crisis. With no alternative, they had to rely on unprotected hand-dug wells. These wells were shared with local wildlife and exposed to dirt, animal feces, insects, and other harmful bacteria that made the water highly unsafe. Still, residents had to rely on this water for drinking, cooking, washing, and cleaning. This led to waterborne diseases, such as diarrhea and vomiting, running rampant among them. Ongoing illness resulted in lost workdays and costly medical bills… [Read more]
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