Nairobi's Slum Realities: Crime, Development, and Motorcycle Boys |

Dive into the gritty realities of Nairobi's slums with our eye-opening documentary, exploring the intricate relationship between crime and development. Follow the compelling stories of individuals like Kama and Mashina, once involved in petty crime but now striving for a better life. Discover how motorcycle boys navigate the challenges of impoverished areas, shedding light on the complexities of slum life.
In a separate narrative, witness Hassan's remarkable journey from urban accountant to farmer in Egypt's desert, part of a groundbreaking experiment resettling graduates in agricultural areas. Explore the trials and triumphs of these individuals as they defy odds and seek new paths for themselves and their communities.
Join us as we unravel the intertwined tales of resilience, adaptation, and transformation in two diverse settings, offering valuable insights into urban dynamics and social experiments. Don't miss out on this enlightening journey into the heart of urban challenges and human resilience.
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[@JE4-1]

Wish I had millions of dollars I want to help each one of them. I been sponsoring a little girl in Uganda for 25 years, I got her through school and sent money to her directly. She was able to buy many things even goats and a cow. She got medical attention for her and her family. I did this through child fund. My 3 grown children are also sponsoring a child. So rewarding.

[@streetinscotland1225]

That sounds amazing, but your money could very well be going to scammers. You can't trust many of these so-called charities.

[@andrewwilliams5487]

That’s so nice God bless you I would love to do that

[@marilynkakuhikire4193]

Forever u will always be blessed 😇.

[@georgendegwandungu5539]

I totally agree that the clip is and old one maybe at least 10 to 15 years back ,, but the situation still remains the same up to date,,, it's very hard for a slum hood to change

[@worldview2888]

LOVE THIS ............ very enlightening and shows the reality of things. Thank you so much for producing this content.

[@darksauce254]

This is long long long ago... Nairobi is a new city now.

[@timmkk2043]

from the car number plates, this is almost 20 years ago, why is this not stated

[@inataliosahara]

Such a good documentary ...enlighing people

[@tonnymutai4345]

the documentary is quite old.. Nairobi has changed

[@customgurus6259]

It's good to find something positive too ... The beauty of Africa

[@lianefehrle9921]

This young men only needs to see that his gambling is what his problem is. The lady who wants to open a youth center and gentleman who started the bike taxi are trying to make the lives of this slum better. The government should have trash men come in with metal boxes for the trash. Then set up water stations around. Portable toilets could be a start in helping. Have four set up in certain spots around this slum town. That could be a start instead of building houses. The people of the slums can’t afford rent or electricity at this time in the slum town. They don’t need to take away these people’s homes that they built. These buildings might not look good to some. But these are homes these people built that they can call their own. This is the only thing they can be proud of.

[@wambuialice957]

wahalifu does not mean thief it means destructive

[@samuelngobo6986]

this video is from a long time ago almost 20 years you should at least state that

[@MimiNNyambura]

Such a beautiful documentary

[@Roe-fq5zp]

Kenya has changed.. This is long time ago

[@jimericko2022]

Tell us about the drug epidermis in Philadelphia also

[@benjaminnjuguna285]

Most likely the little girl is in form 1 somewhere

[@KennahMbimo]

THIS WAS FILMED IN 2OO7 MISCHEEEWW.

[@austintunoi1209]

This is an old documentary or maybe you want to portray Nairobi in a bad way. Nairobi changed.

[@Muthonie]

Please put a date to the documentary to depict an objective narrative. The documentary is quite old and the narrative has changed massively.

[@francinelimon379]

Interesting.

[@ianmaina7401]

This footage looks old probably 27 years old

[@lianefehrle9921]

41:07 it is great that this government did this. But is the Nile okay with this? Is the end of the Nile drying up? I’m curious if this is happening. If these farmers are doing nothing wrong then I believe this government is trying to help their people. This is what is needed everywhere in the whole of our planet! We all can’t be farmers. But we can go back to collage and learn about it.

[@owalawilson6503]

Whatever they say, Korogocho and me is not....

[@TerryRoberto]

How old is this video.Nairobi had changed alot this is very old video

[@kevinotiato246]

I think these creators should be stopped from painting wrong pictures about kenya. Kenya has changed, most people have reformed. DEAR KENYANS CAN WE REPORT THIS CHANNEL?

[@msaltalola]

It'll work as long as the water is there.

[@dannygeebee]

Looks like Birmingham 😂

[@Anime-Face.]

You would feel and be at home 🏡

[@lizgardner-jy4lq]

Well you should know that MUMBI is watching on you & you will pay your Crimes on this Earth believe you Me !!!!!!!!!!

[@mastervenom517]

It's all false

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This song is so dope 🔥🔥