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Kenya’s poor pay the price of water privatization with ‘ghost’ services By David Njagi KAMBURU, Kenya: Simon Ngirau, a farmer from Matimbei village in central Kenya, was visibly disturbed during a recent community meeting aimed at addressing problems facing struggling … Continue reading
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