Namibia: Locally Invented Toilet to Improve Lives of Millions

IN a global first, German-born Peter Arndt from the Clay House Project in Otjiwarongo has invented a new dry toilet technology which has the potential to drastically improve the lives of not only Namibians, but millions of people in the world.

One of the few taboo subjects left in the world, the toilet nevertheless sits at the centre of a global crisis in which it is estimated that at least 2,6 billion people's lives are hugely impacted by a lack of access to proper toilet facilities.

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