This is kenyas biggest trash dump. Hes just a few kilometers away from nairobis commercial district every day hundreds of trucks are running with garbage from the citys not fluent districts and its hotels and restaurants. I mean i sort the trash because im trying to earn a little money and. Im no longer alone because i have a wife and child mouth and i have four legs and theyre waiting for me to come back with milk or bread in the evening. It was happening i knew nothing that theyll complain if i come home empty handed have the yeah yeah. Theres a few guns with you i collect food and put it aside to feed my pigs they have to eat too. Sometimes i might be lucky and find so. Packed meat and chips here. And that would be lunch for today just like that. Some might think this is not a good job and if they see me looking as dirty as i am now they might look down on me but i know what im getting out of it. Is not what i think without looking and you can find food but theres meat. You see thes
oh my dear my name is god when you know cheering on i am twenty eight years old. and i work in waste management. news and my day is always very busy so i don t even have time to rest i start working at the dump site at five o clock in the morning sometimes i wish i could give myself a day off on the a but it s not possible to the whole thing that the new areas. this is kenya s biggest trash dump. is just a few kilometers away from nairobi s commercial district every day hundreds of trucks around it with garbage from the city s not fluent districts and its hotels and restaurants. salem you know as for new tough guy he s my sort the trash because i m trying to earn a little money and say. that i m no longer alone and i have
riches some way and i think when the person is half the ability to participate in decision making in managing their own life that empty poverty. i. resilience strength and conviction doesn t depend upon money it depends upon spirit and i feel from community so there is amazing transformative power lying in many of the world s poorest communities. thousands of traders have set up shop near nairobi s going door to landfill they buy and sell the goods that the garbage pickers bring from the dump it s a bustling economy but with very little profit margins. we may both have millions
this is kenya s biggest trash dump. he s just a few kilometers away from nairobi s commercial district every day hundreds of trucks are running with garbage from the city s not fluent districts and it s hotels and restaurants. i mean i sort the trash because i m trying to earn a little money and. i m no longer alone because i have a wife and child mouth and i have four legs and they re waiting for me to come back with milk or bread in the evening. it was happening i knew nothing that they ll complain if i come home empty handed have the yeah yeah. there s a few guns with you i collect food and put it aside to feed my pigs they have to eat too. sometimes i might be lucky and find so. packed meat and chips here.
ability to participate in decision making in managing their own life that this will be the end because. i i. i resilience strength and conviction doesn t depend upon money it depends upon the spirit and i feel from community so there is amazing transformative power lying in many of the world s poorest communities. thousands of traders are set up shop near nairobi s going door and landfill they buy and sell their goods to the garbage pickers break from the dump it s a bustling economy but with very little profit margins. they may both are millions of poor people but there s a huge wealth gap between kenya and the united states takes the average kenyan