I spent a day in Kibera, back in 2012. I believe they had just installed their first first bank of community toilets. Yours is a remarkable story. I was privileged to have a host who lived there, be provided a full walkabout, and an explanation of their progress. The horrific mountains of trash, open sewage, and painful density, made an impression. But. But. By and large, as I walked their grounds, almost all of them had smiles. They seemed contented. Anyhow, it's wonderful, this newer and significant attention being paid to them. (John Cooper Los Angeles)

I spent a day in Kibera, back in 2012. I believe they had just installed their first first bank of community toilets. Yours is a remarkable story. I was privileged to have a host who lived there, be provided a full walkabout, and an explanation of their progress. The horrific mountains of trash, open sewage, and painful density, made an impression. But. But. By and large, as I walked their grounds, almost all of them had smiles. They seemed contented. Anyhow, it's wonderful, this newer and significant attention being paid to them. (John Cooper Los Angeles)

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