KIBERA, Kenya (AP) — Dotting the roadside in what is widely considered Africa’s largest urban slum are typical stands selling vegetables. What isn't typical is their acceptance of bitcoin as a ...

KIBERA, Kenya (AP) — Dotting the roadside in what is widely considered Africa’s largest urban slum are typical stands selling vegetables. What isn't typical is their acceptance of bitcoin as a ...

In Kibera, the largest slum in Kenya’s capital city of Nairobi and one of the largest slums in Africa, the biggest defenses against the spread of COVID-19—social distancing and frequent ...

Welcome to one of Africa’s most chaotic and fascinating places - where homes, markets, and seafood factories all float on water. In this raw and unfiltered experience, I dive into the heart of ...

At dozens of locations across the city's coastlines, at the boundaries where frantic markets, office towers and high-rise apartments meet the water, more than 300,000 people inhabit slums like ...

The largest and most overwhelming slum in Africa is Kibera in Nairobi, where between half a million and a million people reside. The International Housing Coalition notes that in many cities across ...

Kibera is the biggest slum in Africa and a tinderbox mix of different tribes and ethnicities, ranging from the Luo to the predominantly Muslim Nubians who were the original settlers.

I am in Kibera, reputed to be one of the largest slums in Africa. I sit with an earnest group of young activists. They don’t want charity and self-pity.

You’d walk in and have no idea where you are in the world. It was a 15 minute walk from Kibera, the largest slum in Africa," she said. "I felt very bad and I didn’t go there much.

The proceeds of the event are going to fund the Women's Empowerment Equality Project (WEEP), a part of HEART. WEEP focuses on Nairobi, Kenya and specifically the city's slum, Kibera, which is home to ...

But the politicians' promises have not done much to improve life at the Grande Hotel, where 3,500 people live in destitute squalor in the shell of what was once one of Africa's most opulent hotels.

In Nigeria, government has warned that it will demolish shanties on prime waterfront property. Now thousands of people are homeless. At 5:30 a.m. on April 9, Salako Hunsa awoke to the sound of ...