When I lived in Kibera, I shared my modest crib with Onyango, Kimani, Kipngeno, Mutisya and Abdi. Abdi and Kimani shared a bed because Abdi was new to the city. The only thing that separated our “bedrooms” was a “leso”, an old dirty bed sheet that Mutisya had picked on his way from industrial area. […]

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