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An estimated five million Kenyans still practice open defecation, with only 29 percent having access to basic sanitation facilities. Nairobi River Commission Chair Margaret Wanjiru says, in a bid to address the challenge, the government is keen to upgrade sanitation facilities in informal settlements alongside the ongoing affordable housing projects countrywide.
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Call to prioritize sanitation especially in t informal settlements
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