Kutana na Wanadamu wa Kibera, Makazi ya ‘Uswahili’ zaidi Barani Afrika

 

Picha ya angani ya makazi duni ya Kibera Nairobi, Kenya. Picha imeruhusiwa kutumika chini ya leseni ya Creative Commons na PSchreibkraft.

Global Voices in Swahili
 
Kuna tovuti ya picha inayoitwa wanadamu wa New York (Humans of New York) ambayo imehamasisha kuweko kwa wanadamu wa Kibera ama (Humans of Kibera). Huu ni mradi wa Mtandao wa Habari wa Kibera (KNN), kikundi cha waandishi vijana wa habari kutoka Kibera, Nairobi, Kenya. Mradi huu unatuonyesha vyema maisha ya wakazi wa Kibera—makazi duni yaliyo kubwa zaidi Kenya—kwa mtandao wa Tumblr.
Hizi ni picha kadhaa zinazosimulia maisha ya Wanadamu wa Kibera:

  

Alfred Majiga
“When we vote as citizens we don't get the exact result as per our expectation, I want Obama to talk to the electoral body of Kenya to be transparent with its citizen because those are the root cause of division in our Country.”  #ObamavisittoKenya #HumansofKibera.

#. #photo by Jacob Ouma

 

 

Mourice Otieno (Ukwala)
“Am exited that President Obama is coming, if only I can meet him face to face I would tell him to help us build more companies here that can create job opportunities for our youths, also Ill ask him to authorize the HIV drug that we can use and get cured once and for all, we are tired with ARVs that only prolongs our lives, because I believe in America they have those drugs”.  #Obamacoming #HumansofKibera 

#Photo by Joshua Ogure

 

 

Judith Atieno (Chemist Operator) Bombolulu
“The road is going to affect my business for six months, because I cannot work here with the dust during construction, Ill have to wait until the road is completed. Though its a good thing, development is good, I will be working in a clean environment and also it will open up more opportunities for us, we will also be able to go to St. Mary’s Hospital easily using this road. some people don’t understand this they think the road is simply evicting them to go back home to the rural, but I want to thank the government for bringing the road to me. Nothing good comes without pain.” #RoadConstruction #HumansofKibera

#Photo by Joshua Ogure

 

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