For many residents of Kabarnet, rainfall now comes with fear of waterborne diseases.
Kabarnet town, the hometown of Kenya’s second President Daniel arap Moi, remains without a functional sewer system more than six decades after Kenya’s independence.
The town, which is the administrative headquarters of Baringo County, was supposed to be counting down to a major sanitation breakthrough this year.
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