Organic farms transform Nairobi slum
Mar 28 - A group of young men are planting organic vegetables on a small piece of land in the middle of Nairobi's biggest slum that used to be a rubbish tip.
Not only has the land been transformed, the men's lives have also been changed for the better.
A Reuters Africa Journal report
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