Hello, I’m OS
In this video, we visited Kenya’s largest and poorest shantytown.
We put in a lot of hard work—both physical and emotional—to show you what life is like there through interviews.
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After viewing this video, I realized how bless I am in the 🇺🇸

i lived in kenya for 6 months. i didnt understand the currency at first so i exchanged $300 US. i didnt spend half that in the time i was there. before leaving, i gave the rest away. i kept one schilling for collecting. this was in 1997 and i was 22 yr old at the time.

If I had Billionaire money, these people wouldn't be living in these conditions. Every one of them. This is sad.

She is not repairing the shoes with toilet paper. In fact, when drying white shoes, its easy for them to stain from water retained within the fabric of the shoe if the water loss is rapid. So the toilet paper regulates that drying process thereby ensuring that the white shoe remains white.

"We pray to God one day we'll get out of this."
VERY WELL-.PUT.
NEVER GIVE UP ON THE OMNICIENT AND OMNIPOTENT GOD.
KEEP PRAYING.BE POSITIVE.
YOU SPEAK BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH.

This is one is better than the Phillipines tunnel living.

Why don’t these people clean outside their own dwellings? If everyone did it, it would be so much cleaner and solve half the problems !

I really enjoy watching your videos, thank you. 😊

Very interesting video..
Prayers for Kenya 🙏🏾

Clean up. Burn the trash. Repair the shanty shacks. Pride counts

You would have think that things would have gotten better in Africa by now, it's been like that for years

I watched it all the way through, and it was truly amazing. I think you deserve even more.

God always provides 🙏🏾

You can be poor and be clean too. You would think those people would want to at least clean up their area and make it a more sanitized environment. This hurts my whole heart!!!

The video was great; I really enjoyed it. People lead such difficult lives.

Don't wait for the heat to ruin your fresh stock. At the end of every day, take any unsold tomatoes and potatoes that are still firm and process them before they spoil.
For the tomatoes, slice them thin, sprinkle generously with salt, and lay them on covered mesh screens in the sun for a few days to make sun-dried tomatoes. For the potatoes, peel, slice, boil them for two minutes, and dry them in the sun until brittle. You can sell these dried items as long-lasting ingredients for local stews or grind the potatoes into flour to generate income instead of throwing money away.

They all have such beautiful smiles

These people are admirable for surviving under such terrible circumstances!

I saw a comment that said they thought it would be better in Africa by now. Please understand that this channel is specifically visiting the poorest areas. Don’t think for one second that Africa is like this all over. I travelled to LA and was surprised to find as many homeless people as I did. There are slums everywhere you go. The amount of money I waste… I wish I had access to actually help some of these people out. I wish he would try to get contact information for at least the people he interviews. So many people watching would send a few bucks.