Disease in a bottle
30 March 2007 | Winnie Onyimbo
Kibera, in Kenya's capital Nairobi, is the world's biggest slum, where poor people pay a premium for filthy drinking water.
Winnie Onyimbo talks to the illegal water sellers and asks residents why they risk their health buying contaminated water.
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- Kenya: An open sewer in the Kibera slum / Dieter Telemans - Panos pictures
Winnie Onyimbo is an independent journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya.
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