World's Most DANGEROUS Slum In Kenya! (Kibera Slum Nairobi) | Urban vlogger

For years, water supply in Kenya’s Kibera slum has been unclean and controlled by the local mafia. But Kennedy Odede, with his aerial water system, is bringing hope to the community, one drop at a time 💧 | DW News

Chicken biryani dance inside the Kibera Slums in Kenya 🇰🇪 with the young city dance crew 🕺 —- I spent most of the day with them and then after suprised them with 15,000 Kenyan shillings, did you know a lot of people in the slums have rent between 1,000-3,000 per month? These kids were so full of life and happy —- Our world is our home, and every human in it, is our family. Together we must protect and cherish it. Better together. —- I can’t go a day without embarrassing myself with my two lef

#FromKibera Kibera settlement in Nairobi, Kenya, always has stories to tell. It is an area depicted in mainstream media as one of crime and poverty, but arts, culture, and talent are pervasive. And there is a growing group of unique reporters, documenting these stories in style. | CGTN Africa

Phil Collins Onyango’s journey from Kibera to Grand Valley State University is a story of resilience, preparation, and the power of support. Through the International Scholars Program, Phil received consistent, professional support throughout the entire process. Now, as he embarks on a new life in the U.S., Phil is ready to embrace every opportunity ahead. With accommodation arranged, friends from ISP ready to welcome him, and a mindset focused on learning and adaptation, he steps forward with c