Poverty and uncertainty beset the densely packed streets of Dagoretti, a sprawling area of the Kenyan capital where almost 300,000 people live in makeshift housing. With secure jobs hard to find, food prices rising, and most people earning less than a dollar a day, life is a constant struggle. With rent, school, medicine, and water…
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