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Some women who can't afford water are often pressured to provide sex for it (opens the original)
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Early one morning, Saly Amutwayi unlocks the door to her small hair salon. Inside, the walls are painted a faded blue, with posters of braided hairstyles curled at the edges. The salon is in Kibera, the African continent's largest slum, just a few miles from central Nairobi, Kenya's capital and largest city. Before clients arrive, Amutwayi speaks quietly with her friend Mariam Hassan. Like many women in Kibera, they are responsible for collecting water for their households — a task that can take
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