Kenneth teaches water safety, especially about streams in the area.After two years of asking for a bridge to be build over a stream, the community of Dube and Mofolo took matters into their own hands and built it themselves. Every day children need to cross the stream by jumping over rocks to get to school and after 2 incidents that took place on the same stream the community had waited long enough. Soweto WaterWise Instructor Kenneth Gagela talks to local children about the dangers of crossing streams and especially when they flood.
WaterWise Academy's Kenneth Gagela on the bridge built by the community.
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