In Kenya, the Nairobi River is choking. All of its streams are flowing in raw human, industrial and medical waste. However, a group of former criminals has taken on the task of cleaning up a section of the river. They're aiming to create a beautiful park to improve the quality of life for local people and create jobs.
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