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So what that he's wearing 21st Century clothes. The human waste in the streets is right out of the dark ages. I cannot imagine the reek assailing a visitor's nostrils.
The story is supposed to have a bright side in that a group of entrepreneurs is seeking way to clean up this slop.
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And this flows into streams and rivers where people wash clothes and even drink!
Read more of this al Jazeera piece @ Nature calls: Kampala?s overflowing toilets | Al Jazeera America
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