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Kibera Street Tour Experience, with Sammy

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A three-hour walking tour of Kibera, Nairobi, led by Samuel “Sammy” Omondi, who grew up there and still lives in the neighborhood.

Why it surfaced

This is a tour with a clear local point of view: the route includes a market, a home visit, a matatu ride, a craft centre, an art gallery, and the Kibera Kids Library. Sammy says half of the $25 ticket supports the library, which serves 50 children after school, and booking happens directly over WhatsApp rather than through a booking system.

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