Chang'aa Business in Kakuma

Many Sudanese nationals who had sought refuge in Kenya have since returned home after the signing of the comprehensive peace agreement in 2005. However some are still in the country, afraid to return home for fear of revenge attacks on them and their families. Andrew Ochieng recently visited the Kakuma refugee camp and filed this report of Esther Achielo, a Sudanese refugee in the camp who says she cannot go back to Sudan, and now brews changaa for a living.

[@wongchris9036]

The fermentation and distillation process shall be in correct way to avoid methanol

[@fahadsanad4163]

Imagine kuliko kuiba au kuuwa au umalaya pika changaa au do something good to get money au riziki yako coz sai akuna job pia mie nimewachia my mum watoi niko saudia kusaka na kama auna wa kuachia watoi what will you do my friend only God

[@viviantenai4599]

Yani mnataka kua turkana na vile hawana food.mungu akufungulie njia ingine yakujisaidia nayo pole aki mama

[@peetobenson9380]

She's a refugee from sudan not A Turkana,, go back to school & learn English bcoz your post resembles your primitiveness, Je wwe ndio unawalisha Turkana?

[@susucadey]

Si unge fanya lazily nyingine ..pole ume teseka