It is a fact that millions of Kenyans live below the poverty line. It is also a fact that it is an uphill task for many to put food on the table, put a roof over their head and lead a dignified life.
As a developing country, a huge population is barely eking out a living in a highly capitalist and increasingly individualised society. The communal system of yester years is long gone and it is normal to have a family sleep hungry while their next-door neighbours throw away food.