From a ramshackle slum farm, young people are feeding Nairobi's hungry | Naomi Larrson

On a tiny urban smallholding in Kenya, the Huruma Town Youth Group tend goats and chickens and grow vegetables - sharing their bounty with the community's most vulnerable In a space of less than an eighth of an acre in Huruma, a small informal settlement in north-east Nairobi, is a tiny farm housing 19 goats and 286 birds - chickens, doves and guineafowl.Pens and cages have been cobbled together with discarded wood and corrugated iron. Goats hop from a pen curious to see their new visitors, passing day-old chicks who squeak from inside a cage. There's a goat skin drying out in the sun as a bunch of flies swarm above it. Continue reading...