Kenya: Being homeless in times of COVID

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced people around the world indoors and to social distance. But for Nairobi's homeless youth, hunger and shelter are way more pressing. DW's Edith Kimani spends a day with 19-year-old Brian Ondieki and his 'army' of friends.
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“A cocktail of glue and jet fuel”
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It is a sad situation that the fate of most of these kids is death because their brains are already destroyed by substances including glue and jet fuel. The consequences of such drugs are irreversible meaning that even if you want to rehabilitate or get them back to school, most of them can no longer function as normal beings.