Talks in Kenya have haulted. It sounds like Odinga and Kibaki are not getting along. In the article below, BBC states that "Mr Annan said that negotiations had become acrimonious and that the situation had become 'very dangerous'. " The two leaders have agreed, however, to create the position of "prime minister," which Odinga would fill.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/7265234.stm
EWB UMass Kenya Program
- Namawanga Project
- The village of Namawanga, with 3,000 residents, relies on inefficient water sources that are scattered throughout the 12.5 square mile area. Residents travel up to two miles to collect water every day. An assessment trip in March 2006 showed that the village water sources are contaminated and cannot support the village during the dry season. The objective of this project is to design a safe and sustainable water supply that is environmentally conscious, socially equitable, and economically feasible. Since the first trip in 2006 we have traveled to Namawanga four times to work with the village. A major focus of the work has been to protect primary water sources from contamination by constructing fencing and performing drainage control. In the Fall of 2009 after help from many sponsors (especially the Rotary in Westfield, MA) we had a well drilled in the village which is now supplying a clean, centrally located water supply for over 1,000 residents. We are continuing our work with Namawanga and hoping to extend our work to neighboring villages in Western Kenya.
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