Most tourists taking safaris in Africa find it strange to use the usual toilets in Africa. To many, these latrines are referred to as the “long drop loo”. Here is all the information you need to …

Squat toilets are used all over the world, but are particularly common in some Asian and African nations, as well as in some Muslim countries. In many of those countries, anal cleansing with …

Using bush toilets on safari or while exploring nature is a safe and convenient way to answer the call of nature. With the guidance of a knowledgeable guide, you can use these temporary …

So there’s no need to leave the tent in the middle of the night (a good idea, since those same lions from the afternoon are well-rested by now). Fair warning, though – this is a pit toilet, so …

AFRICAN TRADITIONAL TOILET 🚽|#SHORTDiscover the surprising and unusual old school African toilet secrets that will leave you speechless! From unique archite...

let's take you to our African village outdoor toilet and bathroom, we are showing how we use them. we are also having a tour of how a typical village kitchen looks like. ...more.

In regions with the most critical need, the poorest are 43 times more likely than the wealthy to resort to open toileting. We recommend tackling poverty, and intervening in regions and …

During my exciting trips to Africa so far, I've stumbled across so many different types of toilets there. You're never quite sure what lurtks behind that cublicle door. Hopefully this blog will …

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As African cities grow and develop, and pressure on natural resources and infrastructure – like sewerage – increase, these systems offer a sustainable and more hygienic way forward.

As part of the World Bank's Citywide Inclusive Sanitation initiative, projects in Malawi, Zambia, and soon, Mozambique, are proving that with the right set of interventions and a progressive …

In 2024, people’s ability to access safe, hygienic toilets is being disrupted by climate change, war and disaster in parts of the continent affected by flooding, climate-induced migration and …

We know that Africa’s cities need better sanitation. But is the global focus on private rather than shared toilets really the best approach?

In 2024, people's ability to access safe, hygienic toilets is being disrupted by climate change, war and disaster in parts of the continent affected by flooding, climate-induced migration and...

All that changed when a nearby sanitation company offered the school a chance to try a revolutionary new kind of toilet—one with a self-sustaining waste treatment system that kills all …

Architecture graduate Nicole Moyo investigates the lack of basic sanitation in the South African towns and proposes settlements that convert waste to energy.

Sewage leaks, rundown communal outdoor toilets and breakdowns in water systems are causing public health disasters across Africa.

In South Africa, only 65% of the population have flush toilets, while another 32% use pit toilets. And 30 years of austerity measures mean water and sanitation systems that should have been …

The conversion rate of Toilet Dust (TOILET) to ZAR is R0.0005683 for every 1 TOILET. This means you can exchange 5 TOILET for R0.00284158 or R50.00 for 87979 TOILET, excluding …