It is not strange to walk in a Nairobi slum and come across shoes hung on electricity lines or telephone cables. This is how reformed criminals mourn and remember their dark past.
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Nairobbery: For criminals, hanging of boots is a sign of redemption
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By Hudson Gumbihi And Mike Kihaki| 3 years ago | 4 Min read
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