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Uganda: Pictures to Tell the Dilemma; Adah and Shakira’s Story

by Water Journalists AfricaJune 24, 2011

Fredrick Mugira June 24, 2011 Adah and Shakira are all girls aged below 15. They live in Kakatunda Parish in Bukinda Sub County of the mountainous district of Kabale in south western Uganda. The two girls collect water for their families from a shallow well at least twice a day. They collect water of questionable […]

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