Churches, ECDE centres, a police post and landing beaches have not been spared as hippos and vandals take over parts of the vast estate.
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Seated on an old water jerrycan on dryish land, Jeremiah Karanja
watches as a group of kids run through a section of flooded tarmac road that
once joined Naivasha town and parts of Kihoto estate.
Apparently concerned by the overflowing raw sewage from one of many nearby flooded latrines, the minors splash the murky waters as they scream and laugh.
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