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rvp2018:
Invest in modern Sewage...it probably will cost you maybe 400M dollars for Accra - but it well worth. It will also employ many jobless youth.

Very simple buried culvert system - from every Ghanian house - connecting to main sewer lines - flowing to the main treatment plant.

PetroDolla2020:
sick, hungry, starving magg0t

rvp2018:
Most - Ghana homes - biodigester - . Why would they invest in expensive system when they can let sewage flow to Altantic.

Give us the stats. I bet kenya have more biodigester than Ghana But these for rural areas where sewer system is not practical.

gallivant:
Expand your vocabulary from your belly. There's much more to life than food hobbit. Expand your horizons...

Just30:
there is no where in Ghana where sewage flows into the ocean.

PetroDolla2020:
you are sick and stvpid starvation has rendered your fragile brain utterly useless drinking cow blood and smoking weed

staving mudder fuggerz oh dear oh dear

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PetroDolla2020:
Millions of Kenyans go hungry every day. Why, and what can be done the thing dey sweet ma belle

Eunice Njogu does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organisation that would benefit from this article, and has disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond their academic appointment.
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The recently released 2019 Global Hunger Index shows that millions of Kenyans are going hungry and that the country suffers from serious levels of hunger. Eunice Njogu shares her insights into the causes, and what can be done.

How serious is the problem of hunger in Kenya?

Kenya has a population of 46 million people. According to the Kenya Institute for Public Policy Research Analysis, 14.5 million of these Kenyans face food insecurity and poor nutrition each year. When looking at extreme cases, last year 2.6 million Kenyans were said to be in a food insecurity “crisis”.

“Food insecurity” is when people lack enough money, or resources, to ensure they can eat. Hunger – which can be a short-term physical discomfort or a life-threatening situation – is a possible outcome of food insecurity.
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Last year Kenya was ranked 86th out of 117 qualifying countries on the 2019 Global Hunger Index. This classifies the country’s situation as “serious”.

According to the World Food Programme, the people who are most vulnerable to food scarcity in Kenya live in dry areas, which cover about 80% of the country. Food insecure families typically live in rural areas, are poor and depend on farming for income.

Children are the demographic group most vulnerable to hunger. This is because their growing bodies are more vulnerable to other problems hunger causes; for instance about 29% of children in rural areas and 20% of those living in cities have stunted growth, a sign of significant vitamin and mineral deficiencies.

PetroDolla2020:
Fuckeduppedness kenyashits are amazing mudder fuggerz

Ghana has 15,000 cases of cholera and Kenya has 2.6 million cases of severe starvation , Bonny mudder fuggerz the only cure for hunger is food unfortunately, kenyashit is too poor to provide food to its starving population oh dear oh dear. West Africa should donate bags of garri to these pitiable f00ls very sad

PetroDolla2020:
Fuckeduppedness kenyashits are amazing mudder fuggerz

Ghana has 15,000 cases of cholera and Kenya has 2.6 million cases of severe starvation , Bonny mudder fuggerz the only cure for hunger is food unfortunately, kenyashit is too poor to provide food to its starving population oh dear oh dear. West Africa should donate bags of garri to these pitiable f00ls very sad

PetroDolla2020:
Accra is a nice city, but aren’t yiu guys missing something? People are freaking starving in that shambolic shiithole called kenya 2.6 freaking million Kenyans are starving as we speak and kenya has some of the worst slums in the whole world Fuckeduppedness

Just30:
we have and that is why 100% of sewage in Accra is treat and that goes for all the regions in Ghana.

Let me know when kenya can invest in sewage systems to treat at least Nairobi faecal matter.
For now, 84% of faecal matter in that shitty slum of yours end up untreated and into the environment.

gallivant:
Gentlemen, this is what happens when you are so hungry all you can think of is food. Pray for Ghana, donate for Petrodollar.

Just30:
While only 16% of nairobi is covered by the Sewage system and 21 counties have no sewage systems at all.

so all their sewage runs openly into the nairobi river or through other forms

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5EU7Qb5ZFA

PetroDolla2020:
I can send 100 bags of gari to you starving apes hope you know how to eat gari? As if you have a choice they will eat gari and lick the bottom of the plate sef sufferheads

Just30:
Cholera infested fool

no more noise from you



Stop making noise and modernise your sewage systems.

84% of liquid waste in Nairobi is emptied into the environment untreated.
Contaminating everything

Ranked among the world’s dirtiest countries, Ghana has poor environmental sanitation and hygiene, and a lack of potable water, all of which combined have been largely blamed as the underscoring reasons for cholera outbreaks. The country has concomitantly suffered seasonal cholera outbreaks that have impacted negatively on the population’s health, as well as on the nation’s economy.

Keeping Ghana cholera free is a major priority for WHO and its partners.

Several cholera outbreaks have occurred in Ghana over the past few years with the worst outbreak reported in 2014 in which over 28 000 cases and 218 death were recorded across the country. Greater Accra Region is often the most affected of the 10 Regions. Lack of safe drinking water, poor sanitation and open defecation are some of the risk factors the people in Ghana face and predispose the communities to the cholera outbreaks.

gallivant:
Send us pictures of Accra hobbit and stop wasting bandwidth!

gallivant:
Green City under the Sun

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EzJ4tIRVIAYEjbc.jpg

PetroDolla2020:
pathetic senseless edi0t hungry, starving. kenyans want a revolution in their country because of the current economic hardship

oh dear oh dear the die is cast for these starving ...................................................................

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PetroDolla2020:
Green city, filled with desperately starving mudder fuggerz oh dear oh dear

gallivant:
There is no reason to lie especially when the information is at everyone's fingertips.

rvp2018:
Incorrigible. We are talking at wavelength here Mr cesspol aka soakpit aka biodigester.
The day you have modern sewage system - that doesn't mean keeping your shiet, transporting it to the ocean or treatment plant,
Come and talk.
Very shocking and horrifying.

You're really UNDER-DEVELOPED

vankelvin:
Kenyans right now

gallivant:
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Just30:
Just facts kiddo

I know it must be new to you that a city can process all of it faecal matter.

Accra now treats 100% of it faecal matter

Tayser:
Look who's talking.



Homunclus from the world's dirtiest country



Clearly if you listened to the wisdom being dished out to you and stop using honey suckers in place of proper sewer systems you would cut cholera epidemics by half.

gallivant:
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