Inside Africa's Biggest Slum (Kibera) - Nairobi, Kenya

Nairobi (Kenya) is a very complex, diverse city. The rich are REALLY rich, and the poor are REALLY poor.

Today I took a trip to a district in Nairobi called Kibera, which is considered to be the biggest urban slum in Africa. More than 1 million people live within 2 square kilometers.

I don't know how many videos it will take me to spread this message, but I can tell you with absolute certainty that people in impoverished areas are significantly happier than the wealthy.

And overall, I've found Kenyan people to be the most heart warming, welcoming and friendly people in Africa (along with Malawians!) Have I mentioned that I love Nairobi?!

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[emmanuellehmann]

I lived in kenya sibnce last july and seing these buildings gives me nostalgia

[shamirhassan]

acording to the kenya bureau of statistic 2019 censas report the population of kibra is estimated to be around 185, 777 idont under stand were did you get that finger of 1.000.000

[missmackemey]

I'm from Kenya and I've been to Kibera.. Now I know much about that side of Kenya

[danielherron]

Personally, I think it is very ignorant to claim “they don’t know about a different life”

[philipcaseyfilms]

Thank you for sharing this side of the equation.

[ZacrDaGoat]

When i was in a trip to kenya my mom was scared of kibera but it looks like a friendly place

[minil]

All I can say is why does the 🇰🇪 Government allow these things to happen?!

[abdolpix]

0:28
Saddest part of the video! I feel bad for this people. The government should make serious plans to ensure this people's sanitation. It's really awful, man!

[ibnumustacid]

I've been in Kenya for over twenty years and yet didn't visit Kibera..

[vohya]

Hey Drew, great video. Would you be willing help me with a bit of your
drone footage for a video that I want to create to promote a school
project that we are running in Kibera? For more about what we do as a
charity, kindly log on to www.maishatrust.org or check our facebook
page: Maisha Trust. You can also see some past videos that I have done
for the project on my channel. Will be eternally grateful if this can happen.
Thanks