From a distance, Nairobi looks beautifull. I took it yesterday. If you zoom in the left part of the photograph, you can see Kangemi, one of the outskirts of Nairobi. Often referred to as slums. Yesterday, I took a friend their and found a lot of people, working. Selling their beans, tomatoes and rice in small stalls. Making cents to provide their children with schoolbooks, a proper dress. Yes, luckily we have a 24/7 economy in Kenya.
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If my luck is bad
And his aim is straight
I will leave my life
On the killing field
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On the nightly news
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To your evening meal….