clarice akinyi is not working in the garden anymore. now, she's sweeping streets. for months, she didn't receive any payment. but at the moment, she's being paid again. still, she's not critical of the government. clarice: government has tried to help my life, to reach the day and to earn my living, whether it is little, but i have something that i depend on -- than just waking up early in the morning, you don't depend on anything. narrator: the police station and the medical clinic remain empty. the poultry farm didn't work out either. the hopes for a better life in mathare remain unfulfilled. clarice: the best thing, we need to be informed and involved in any planning that government might have plan to do, so that we work together. we be one thing, we involve each and every person. narrator: the people in the slums suffer most from the corruption of politicians and officials when money is misappropriated and promises go unfulfilled. the slum improvement program is one bitter example. still, patrick kiluzu is happy. patrick: now, i'm facing kibera. narrator: for hi