kibera is said to be africa's biggest slum and home to a million. but figures from a census conducted in 2009 counter that claim. it concluded that only 194,000 people lived in kibera. >> and even in 1999 it was already packed with buildings and because the land area is not increasing, because the surroundings, the environs of kibera are all developed. there's a golf course just on the other side and as you can see from the map, there's a golf course there. >> but kibera remains a myth. a myth, asha says, that to this day is a money-maker. a myth, that nobody wants to change. >> they're just here -- at the end of the day this is kibera. they feel some sort of sadness that people are living in slums, so if you go around and tell them to give us money, though at the end of the day to give money, some people are here to enrich themselves not to help anyone in this place. >> many truly want to do some good. but the fact is, after decades of receiving international aid, kibera is still a slum. and asha says that the only ones who can change anything, are

that's true here in kibera, too, a slum in the kenyan capital nairobi. but nine-year-old beatrice can't completely share this pleasure. if she wants to play with other kids on the edge of the slum, she has to be accompanied by her older sister grace. in some parts of east africa, there's a deadly superstition that albinos bring luck -- prosperity and success. >> i have to look after her. because there are people who kidnap albino children. that's why i always stay close to her. the dismembered body parts of albinos can fetch hundreds or even thousands of dollars on the black market. in tanzania, in particular, people believe that the flesh of albinos has magic powers. >> although beatrice is widely known here, her mother rose makes sure she doesn't venture too far. people in kibera are used to the nine-year-old. but some kids refuse to play with her. >> it hurts my feelings when other children call me mzungu -- the white girl. but i play with them anyway. >> i'm her friend and i don't like it when other children hurl insults at her. it makes me really an