by WSUP Communications | Jan 26, 2026 | Case Study, News
When Ana* walks to school each morning, she carries her books, not her fear. Twelve-year-old Ana has learned a hard lesson: using the bathroom at school is a safety risk. Inhagoia B Primary School serves over 1,400 students, yet its facilities are broken, dry, and...
by Michelle Anekeya | Nov 24, 2025 | News
For decades, the global sanitation crisis has been framed as a matter of pipes, toilets, and treatment plants. But in reality, the greatest challenge lies not in building new systems, but in making sure they actually work for the people who rely on them. That is where...
by Michelle Anekeya | Oct 27, 2025 | News
On the narrow backstreets of Beira’s Munhava neighbourhood, Teresa crouches beside her family’s new toilet, a small, bright-blue structure with a vented pit and a proper slab. It is not just a toilet, she says with a quiet smile, but a symbol that “things are finally...
by Michelle Anekeya | Sep 8, 2025 | News
In a modest room in Beira, Mozambique, 14 men and women lean over notebooks and blueprints. Some scribble calculations; others follow a trainer pointing to a wall chart outlining water flow. This is no ordinary workshop. It’s part of a targeted effort to tackle...
by Michelle Anekeya | Sep 1, 2025 | News
For more than three decades, Joyce Wangui has sold sugar, cooking oil, and mobile phone airtime from a tin-roofed kiosk in the winding alleys of Mukuru Kwa Njenga, one of Nairobi’s most densely packed informal settlements. Her kiosk, weather-beaten but orderly, is the...
