By Laura Lereo and Lucy Ahatho Girls from Samburu Girls Foundation (SGF) neither drink water from rivers nor from salty boreholes. Right at the door of their dining hall is a new technology that has changed their lives in this water-starved area. An aerial view of the institution shows a fenced off parcel of land containing 40 rectangular panels, sitting
By Siana Leresh and Priscah Loremoi It is 6:30 AM. Nashaki wakes up, picks up her bucket and rushes out of the dormitory. There has been a prolonged drought and her feet, all brown in the August dust, sink into stagnant water as she fetches water from a nearby community waterpoint. More girls join her with jerry cans and buckets