by the way, it is true that a social program for housing construction exists for residents of kibera,nment had a special program to help the poor? naturally, do i think that the government is capable of providing such a program now? i don't think so. the government will say that it strives to build affordable homes. but guess who will be vying for these affordable homes? me, not the poor people. so my idea is that we should be able to support poor people, and we support them, but not as much as we should, and you can’t say that the government is doing nothing, it takes time to put such a city in order and decent money, so you treat some things here with understanding, although against the backdrop of the minsk order the contrast is of course striking. nairobi, of course, is a city of contrasts in the city center, here sometimes it happens like this under your feet, it’s better to look very carefully, although this is one of the main highways, generally a city one. infrastructure is a separate issue, they are trying to develop it, but nairobi is large, chaotic, very different, includin

in general, barius is the twin brother of the notorious brazilian favelas and the huge kibera slums inny still live without electricity, running water or sewerage. kooloon is perhaps the most famous example of an unsafe area in the world, having been a fortified city in the 19th century and 20th century, it has become synonymous with the word unsafe. in in the middle of the 20th century, it was controlled by triads, and the government had no access to the wild fortress. in the middle of the 20th century, kowloon received the status of the most densely populated city in the world. it turns out, per square kilometer of land. it seems that this record has not yet been broken. for comparison, we can say that the population density in moscow is less than 5,000; in hong kong itself there are about 6,800 people. on the same square kilometer, until the early nineties, koolu was called the city of darkness, and here is a classic set: missing people, drugs, casinos and prostitution. they decided to restore order only on the eve of the transfer of hong kong from great britain to china. the crimin