External housing and parts of an India Mark II hand-pump, which is the most commonly used pump in developing countries and the type used in Rabondo, Kenya.
The menu included three Nigerian dishes: jollof rice and shrimp, chicken wings, and mormoi (made from eggs and black-eyed peas); Kenyan dishes: beef stew, sukuma-wiki (collard greens), irio (vegetable dish), and ugali (a traditional corn-meal accompaniment); chapati (flat-bread); and mandazi (fried dumplings).
Dinner attendees peruse items up for auction
Bol M. Bol presents a slideshow entitled "Growing up in the Sudan." He talked about his experiences as one of the "lost boys" of Sudan who walked themselves out of the war-torn region into neighboring Ethiopia.
Candice Towell, a Reno Gazette-Journal photographer, presents pictures from her recent trip to Rabondo, Kenya.
Candice's slideshow from another angle (Photo by Brooke Gilliam)
"We're a fun group. We can cut it up." - Former SAIWI Co-President Ellen Considine