Danielnino00:


Don't post any story for me to read....
Kibera is a massive slum.... Even if u remove Kibera,there are still dozen of slums in Nairobi,so what's the point ?

Danielnino00:


The whole of Kibera was shown... .. all I saw were huts and shacks so close to each other..

Danielnino00:


Which Kibera has access road ? The same Kibera I saw on BBC yesterday ? .. Ebola came to Lagos in 2014 and Makoko wasn't at risk... The community isn't even entirely on water..

I'm sure the BBC and Al Jazeera would have done a documentary on Makoko if it was at high risk of infection like Kibera. .

Just40:
more tourist than you will ever receive
anyway no deflection


you guys are pissed and getting my account blocked


dont worry

i will just post Morocco

beautiful Assilah

samorobo:


No one's trust figures from your corrupt govt...when treated this day last the minute your govt released online for the world to see...your actual population is 53m not the 47m Kenyatta and his demonic crew are screaming...

I call this population genocide most especially on those living in slum...

Danielnino00:


Indeed,the slums in Nairobi account for a tiny part of its landmass .. but when u look at the population ... ...

68816419:

Keep deluding ur self my guy, those are super rich areas of Nairobi ,
here are where most normal upper-class Nairobians stay(Estates )

68816419:
Lets forget about Kibera and focuses more on other slums
Mathare slum
Population: 800 000

This slum's population is comparable in size to: Las Palmas, Spain


Mathare is one of the oldest and worst slum areas in Nairobi. People live in 6 ft. x 8 ft. shanties made of old tin and mud. It is estimated that one of every three adults in Mathare is HIV positive. Because of congestion, survival is a daily battle for the resident’s against the backdrop of diseases, crime, prostitution and lawlessness.
Mukuru Slum

Population: 500 000

This slum's population is comparable in size to: Grenoble, France



Mukuru is one of the biggest slum in Nairobi. It stretches along the Nairobi Ngong river, situated on waste lands in the industrial area of the city with the folowing villages Mukuru kwa Reuben, Mukuru kwa Njenga, Sinai, Paradise, Jamaica, Kingstone, Mariguini, Futata Nyayo and Kayaba.

The slum has been a home of many recognized artists, sports personality, actors and other talents: Patrick Oboya is one of the most celebrated footballers in Kenya who was born and raised in Mukuru, Kayaba.
Kawangware Slum

Population: 300 000

This slum's population is comparable in size to: Hobart, Australia



Kawangware has a scarcity of safe drinking water. Water supplied by the city authority is not available every day and is otherwise expensive. There are waterborne diseases, respiratory pneumonia, malaria as well as an increase in cases of airbone diseases due to the poor sewerage system in Kawangware. Many people in Kawangware are (no evidence) HIV-positive.
Dandora slum

Population: 300 000

This slum's population is comparable in size to: Bonn, Germany



Dandora is one of Nairobi's Eastern suburbs and one of its biggest slum areas. It is also, according to the UN, one of the most polluted sites in the world. The slum is situated near Dandora Dumpsite, which is one of the largest dumpsites in the world.

68816419:

how most parts of Nairobi county looks like

samorobo:

That's the Idea and uniqueness of the green City.

I see large swathe of open forest