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Some 418 million Africans lack water besides 779 million others in need of basic sanitation services and another 208 million persons still practising open defecation and 839 million seeking essential hygiene services on the continent.

Download logoAchieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) targets on water, sanitation and hygiene in Africa will require a dramatic acceleration in

If current progress trends continue, very few African Union member states may achieve universal access to safely managed drinking water, safely managed sanitation or basic hygiene services by 2030

Download logo Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) targets on water, sanitation and hygiene in Africa will require a dramatic acceleration in the current rates of progress, according to a UNICEF/WHO special report focused on Africa, launched today at the World Water Forum in Dakar, Senegal. This special report calls for urgent action to be […]

Last month's criminal conviction of NatWest for breaches of the Money Laundering Regulations has provided an insight into the supervisory processes of the Financial Conduct Authority...

SATO has announced that it plans to upgrade toilets in 24 schools across the country over the next one year

NAIROBI, Kenya Mar 9 – SATO, an award-winning social business tackling the global sanitation and hygiene challenge, is upgrading toilets in 24 schools - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke

Ibadan, March 4, 2022 Environmental experts and other stakeholders in Oyo state have deplored the practice of open defecation in the state, warning that it

Nicolas Osbert is convinced that when it comes to promoting the concept of handwashing, two years of the COVID-19 pandemic achieved what UNICEF, WHO and development agencies could not in two decades.

For two days in a row back in 2018, four-year-old Calvin Otieno suffered from diarrhoea and vomiting, and his mother responded by giving him a salt solution.