Kampala — Plastic bottles lace the entire surface and banks as the muddy water snakes its way to its final resting place. A horrible stench fills the air. I hold my nose, the stench but is no big deal to everyone else; people are going about their business normally.
Nakivubo, that age-old drainage channel in Kampala, is fast wasting away, choking with garbage.
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