so we were just saving little monieses, say 50 and in the course of the week, 1000. yoyou know, it took a lot of, so many years. narrator: it took him 10 years to save the money. some still haven't been able to raise enough and are hoping there will be a flat for them in the next apartment house. according to the government's plan, all of kibera will soon look like this. back in mathare. nine months after our first visit, the vegetable garden has seen better days. after a corruption scandal at the authority responsible for the project, the kenyan government halted all payments to the slum beautification initiative. a few young guys from the area are taking care of what plants are left. 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 earl