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One in Three African Children without Access to Drinking Water, Says UNICEF

One in three African children has no access to drinking water and more than half lives without sanitation, a situation that is getting worse, the coordinator of Unicef Martina Rama told Lusaka.

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One in Three African Children without Access to Drinking Water, Says UNICEF

One in three African children has no access to drinking water and more than half lives without sanitation, a situation that is getting worse, the coordinator of Unicef Martina Rama told Lusaka.

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In terms of poverty and drought, the persistent and consequent rains are also flooding the few infrastructures that some regions have.

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