In the press

Sabwa, the potter and saviour of the youth
The article published in the Nation newspaper speaks about how Margaret Sabwa, the founder of Solongo Rehabilitation Group gave up her career to go and help the needy youth in the village.

Pots of luck bring change to the lives of ex-drug addicts
This article describes how engaging in pottery has helped keep the youth away from drugs, alcohol and other vices by giving them an occupation. This project has not only helped several youth earn a living but has also given them skills to better their lives.

Revive stalled jua kali projects
Jua Kali in Swahili literally means "hot sun". This refers to people who work in the open air and produce affordable goods. Solongo engaged in reviving this kind of production with the pots..

Kidulla praises youth project
The article speaks about an exhibition where Solongo was displaying the articles made by former drug addicts and petty criminals who were employed by the center to help rehabilitate them.

Solongo Rehabilitation exposing at the British Council Expo
Picture taken at an exhibition at the British Council. Solongo Rehabilition group took part in this event to get exposure so that the public can become familiar with the groups occupations.

Pots of Beauty
An article speaking about how the pots made by Solongo Group can be used as decoration in homes and offices.