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779 million Lack Basic Sanitation Facilities in Africa, WHO Claims – THISDAYLIVE

779 million Lack Basic Sanitation Facilities in Africa, WHO Claims – THISDAYLIVE
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World Toilet Day: Over 1 5 million people die annually from diarrhoea - WHO

The WHO boss said one in five people doesn’t have access to a toilet, and almost one in two lack safe sanitation services.

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World Toilet Day: 779m people lack safely managed sanitation services — WHO

World Health Organisation (WHO) says 779 million people around the world lack basic access to safely managed sanitation services.

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CUSTOMARY LAND ISSUES HINDER PROVISION OF CLEAN WATER IN SOLOMON ISLANDS

CUSTOMARY LAND ISSUES HINDER PROVISION OF CLEAN WATER IN SOLOMON ISLANDS
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Africa grapples with ending open defecation - Sub-Saharan Africa

Africa will likely miss the SDG target of ending open defecation by 2030 as basic sanitation remains lacking.

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