Zamhall Nansamba stands in front of her house in Kiteezi, a suburb of Uganda’s capital Kampala, her one-year-old son in her arms. Flies buzz around her, the smell of garbage filling the air. Her flip-flops keep her feet just above the muddy dirt…
Zamhall Nansamba stands in front of her house in Kiteezi, a suburb of Uganda’s capital Kampala, her one-year-old son in her arms. Flies buzz around her, the smell of garbage filling the air. Her flip-flops keep her feet just above the muddy dirt…