On whose land are the boreholes to be drilled?Why Equity which is not Awasi friendly?This fundraising is a ploy to potray Luos in bad light.

Jesus. We are talking of suggestions @mawinder. Like @famooz said, we need to come up with a plan. @Impunity will revert.

While I applaud the Great Wazuans for this noble project. Hat off Men.

Let us not bury our heads in the sand. We have our elected leaders and we have devolved governments. Is it that we are not having our priorities right??

Achana na Alai, mbona he never complained about this piece here?

@Impunity, very noble idea now this is positive energy. I am supportive of this initiative but first the questions raised above need to be addressed to everyone's satisfaction. The following also went through my mind:

*** Land issue...where will this borehole be sunk? Someone's homestead? Mama ODm's home? Will it be accessible to all that need the water for free?

*** Will 1 Borehole be the ultimate solution? Will it eradicate this issue completely or will some women still need to travel long distances to this borehole? What's the lifespan of a borehole for a whole village in need?

*** for every action there are consequences. If we sink this borehole and provide free water to the women, the genuine men doing business to make a living will not be happy. The sex Pests will have no more prey. The politicians will see this as an attempt to finish their careers. So definitely I foresee sabotage or the men will attempt to take over the borehole and the same cycle will repeat itself. What's the plan to counter that?

My pledge - 15k once I am comfortable this idea is workable.

If this works, we will definitely award you an Honorary Wazua PhD in Engineering!!

Sawa tu, remember what goes around always come around!

Let us give them time, especially the wazualets, I hope they will soon buy the idea.
@Angelica_ann and @famooz are already in it, kina @wendz,@bigchick etal will soon come in.

Give your opinion, hope it is like mine!!!!!

What are we addressing here?

Lack of water in Awasi?.....there are worse places in Kenya lacking water.

Rapists?.....the law should firmly deal with them!!!!!

The headline was sex for fish...more than 98% of women in Awasi live a dignified life without having to sell their bodies for sex, Is it then that we are trying to address prostitution through the back door?......boreholes will never stop prostitution.

You see Sex for fish and now sex for water are really sensationalized. Everyone who has sex has it for some reward. Educated women in Nairobi have sex with rich dudes and get bought houses and cars (sex for house/car), others get money (sex for cash), others do it for kids (sex for babies) Ordinary mortals do it for love (sex for mapenzi). The villagers can't buy women cars and houses for sex, so they exchange sex for smaller things like water and fish. Sex is a gist, a reward, a covenant. It has to be done for a reason!!!!

ION!!

I don't think we care about those who do it willingly, it's about those few that are forcefully made to have sex for water and those at high risk due to distance and the hour they have to wake up to go fetch water.