to say next on the very was no, it will make for janet justin. janet loved about anything step away from her, but i'm not even allowed to go to my own car and everyone was later holes in every single day. just getting you ready to meet the gentleman enjoying me, right. just do it on the w. hello. it's a new addition of the 77 percent. we are at the home of africa's views. i want to come, all right, and it's my absolute delight to be your host. coming up on the show in johannesburg, young people are restoring the repetition of the portrait tower and we'll dive in together. in that role the easiest kimani us, the utah vehicle thing with using cost for ronnie. hi. and speaking of

ronnie, we visit the home of the from ken as or it the if you ever travel to johannesburg, you would likely see this total was ship like a toilet rule. that is the point. it's our point to lots in for breed was meant to symbolize the bridge between heaven and us over the years it has been anything but having or us the once majestic building has gone through many phases, including being hijacked by guest is omitted uptake road. but now rehabilitation has restored some of it slowly, and lambda is restoring its image and that of the neighborhood. let's take a look. have you ever heard of africa's pointless residential building? this is the punted ta was situated in johannesburg,

south africa. the infamous picture, which tends to right next to hillsboro was once asked because 1st vertical urban, the skyscraper has made several appearances in some hollywood films such as resident, evil and check. the extensive apocalyptic image attracts phones director for the to know that this building comes from the associate error. the tab will open in 1975 as a focal point of appearance during the goals in south africa. however, plenty fell into the hands of the drug dealers, kansas pins and prostitutes in one of the most inspiring regeneration projects on the continent. and as it comes to industry see johannes, bro, captains from the infamous tell us. and to america with thousands of visitors from all over the world. 24 year old grand mobile currently needs the projects showing the history of this towering skyscraper. they used to be about 8000 people that lived here, and they used to chop all the rubbish into the middle of the building. and there

was 14 stories of it was cars up here in the middle. and as you can see now, it doesn't do that way. they're building has been picked up very nicely. and we have an opportunity to actually bring people here on tours to see the beautiful inside of the printer towers. landline j, which means just play is hulu is more than just a tourism company. it also has the community center on the ground floor, which provides a safe space for children. the they come here for free and the funds on the activities that take place here by uh, because that you guys come to so we're able to provide kids with homework precipitation. we're able to, to headphones has come in every day to teach the kids at defense skills. born in the d. r. c teenage guide of arrows. she cup i grew up in hill bro lunch. it

provided him an opportunity to escape the rough, the city streets. same facility that these kids went through it as the safety law so that i went through and now i'm able to do this towards and also give back to the community the same way we agree, even back when it keeps me architect road me. prescott design it off market space with over $400.00 apartments, posting retail shopping on the ground level, something almost unheard of 50 years ago. his daughter still remembers the building when her father designed it. in fact, it was advertised as the kind of previous space to be in all of the apartments were furnished. and i mean, i remember coming here as a child and seeing the carpet on the roof is going up in the duplex cruise, which i thought was just the most beautiful thing i have ever seen. the skyscraper is now inhabited by middle and working class people from all over africa. slowly

the point to is shutting off its reputation of silence and thanks to risen, becoming a beacon of hope for many. oh boy is adamant at lunch. it creates genuine opportunities with kind of freaking use in the country with growing sort of food here and not just promoting poverty porn. i grew up here and for the fall guy to challenge it also grew up in this neighbor. so we don't look at this as sort of the same, but then as us showing people our neighborhood and we have, our goal is to build bridges and creates and understanding on what the hell is. and we consider that to be at the opposite of what provides the point is. jalen j has welcome over 25000 visitors since 2012, and has high hopes for the future. and high hopes for the future is exactly what our next story shows. 10 years ago, a 1000 candice shillings that's about $6.00. could easily get me

a month's shopping. now the same amount with barely get me enough shopping for 2 weeks. the cost of living has gone so high that young they will be and have decided the city is no longer going to break that. so then moving away from the city and closer to the food source, let's follow it is to money and find out where the v spline worked. on a cold morning and the outskirts of ne ruby laptops, not to the apartment but friends, melody 10 i got. and move to the share the 3 creative onto printouts take the time to catch up as we prepare breakfast. and of course, they record the experience for social media. just over a year ago, the 20 something year old chose to relocate outside the capital as a way to save money in dispute this week is kills. however, the country we simply doubled the tax and fuel increased health insurance and

introduced to housing levy. these changes have through the house switch plans, of course, and now they're making some tough decisions. when we get like a really good, good, we get really good income. we shuffle many things in bulk. so that's a decision we had made in advance schools where like things like oil we be cheap but to just invest now buying bulk and have it for months. the cost of electricity clean up. uh maybe would be the same rent medical of are you having discussions amounts itself is a 100 um notice comes up you say like okay, it may be cheaper. it's else looks too quite fun and things are going higher. so maybe it's just a bit of a bone size and move back to my ruby. so that's been on the list. so it's something we actually planning to do, hopefully this month or next month. as the increased cost of living is also affecting the interactions with $1.00 another, obviously when people are living together as you are as a family and running a business as well, that can usually be some tension because of money. has that happened to you guys?

yeah. but at the end of the day, we learned how to communicate. i can't express how we've got and that's a better space. that's communicating whether be a fight, seeing whether it's at work, whether someone has done something wrong. we've gotten to a place where i can have a discussion about each and the points it wants to make. one of us wants to move with the next month. the financial pressure for young people in the country is being felt beyond this apartment, latest government, because we view the highest number of those unemployed in kenya between 20 to 24 years old. for those, it's limited options. and to government protests have become a critical way to get the voices hud for tgm eliza. however, the response to the toughening economic times has been to get tough for the couple of photographer and may come out just having to dig deeper to keep the business afloat. has that changed or you having to put

a more capital just to keep the business funding? definitely because um that's some cheap mika products. sure. like over the counter products that you get to select is it truly worth how you want to make up to look. so i'd rather go like, just spend a lot of cash, extra cash, and just to get, you know, products that's much more worthy of like, just don't want to mess up people's faces and to your clients. and those times you, when you raised the cost of some, some of them do understand, but other people question, you know, of course, like can you just discounts, you know, but know, like, i feel like i be understand regardless, cuz everyone is everybody has to raise the rates in this economy that way you're going and coming back to the sort of domestic setup. when you guys moved out and moved in together, you obviously had some ideas of what you would be doing together. your time spent. maybe going on holidays have some of those things have to adjust because of just

how things are in the economy. yes, a lot of the things are just when is we, you know, just thinking about how you have to save you money and moving around. now you really don't want to look at the luxury things and say, oh, i'm going to go do this and then come back home and worry about rental you bought food. cuz obviously the money is not enough to do both at times. and even when it comes down to things like equipment, you know, all the heavy tech solutions and stuff that's been going on being around buchanan is making it so hard to bring insights cause you end up paying a crazy crazy what fee. and on top of what you're paying for the gates of which you, most people know that photography. and again, this is extremely expensive. so it's been spent, most of the couple has now decided to go into retail opening an online shop that sells jewelry. as a we to supplement that income for them, waiting for government or things to get easy. it is not an option. right? for you again, bye. so that we have it,

the 3 of tv and these uh who does that key now have been able to retain that own home and live independently right now. but i'm going to speak to a young person who tells me he also have to move cities as well as houses and move back to his mom's house. because of how, how does things have gotten economically for them? we meet market, you tongue just as he arrives that he's real estate office place is so that's the honestly yeah, it's right by the road. so if the truck every car it means everything that passes by you just copy the dust into a space. it's going to have to live with it. he's been working here for a few months since he moved back to my ruby. after his contract job in another city came to an end. as a shows us his new neighborhood. he tells me things have been really slow. this transition has been anything but some for the 27 year old. i'm trying to establish myself again over here. i found out the rental space. i used to have. the price was almost $1.00 and a half times higher. so i had to look for somebody,

a different somebody a i could afford. so that's why i found this space here in the longer. and i'm trying to establish my self or gaining day that the real estate space and hopefully make enough clients to, you know, keep my plans on track over and above making considerations for your business. you also have to make some tough decisions regarding your housing. tell me about that when you are leaving under your, your partner and through a phase notes. there's a lot, much new way to do what you want. so, you know, in terms of like relationships and, you know, friendships and, and situations of the sorts that helps you know, create your own space and your own nice, why you don't have to, you know, be looking heads of your findings. so you know, you did your thing and then when it comes down to, to the same the, so the rules of my house and this is how you all buy, buy them. you kind of have to do that before we say good bye to him up. he takes us for a game of pool. most of the people who come here, i, john jump list may show their life. he's a struggle the whole day, please,

so that they can get something to support their family with basic necessities like paying house rent. the non okay, whats up and come here up with the truck display until the day. and so if you play here, you are forced to leave the house, then you make friends. in fact, i met this guy here. so we stay connected as we leave it's apartments that despite the stories of hardship, the commitment from young people to do one thing, somebody the thank you it is, and our lovely, narrow bins. so showing us how the a dealing with the rising cost of living. now from kenya, we head over to guy know where we meet a young man went from hol, can watches on the streets, to owning one of done is what you bribes. you can buy his watches for up to $1000.00 us dollars. a true story of humble beginnings. so how did antony? it's a mess. it may suit his history. it that that time waits for no one. but

keeping time can also be an artful. especially if you're wearing a spoke caveman, watch me. him gone up. but 1st, we need to turn the clock back to the beginning at continental market, you know, across it's the law, just 2nd hand loading and footway bizarre in gun. this is a kind of a month to my case. and we're with watch design and needs. i may say in search of the perfect time pop up. oh, this is all 51 of the best. what for paris? in gunner, he also took me a lot of things and watched the fit. i used to bring watch if he has sit down and watch what he's doing and do it, it's me one or 2 of a hobby. and here, because this time, the time center. why don't we get our award system wholesale value to get my watches?

33 year old and to me is passionate about watching. like serious, often initially just selling the time pieces and to need decided to learn the crow . a watch make set the clock to 2018 and caveman watches his bone. the 1st watch brand to meet and god, but it wasn't all just a good time. there was a lot of really jo. from that it was 5 feet complex. now $25.00 employees look at the caveman watches. each learn the trade from antony on his watch, there is great emphasis on precise work and quality control. and most parts are locally made. initially, i thought most from japan initially about an hour and so on average at $30.00 to $40.00 watch.