In Nairobi's Kibera settlement, a group of Nubian women is using urban farming to preserve traditional crops and cultural heritage through creative use of space and hydroponic systems. They cultivate vegetables like okra and amaranth, empowering themselves through the Mazingira Women Initiative.
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