From a Kenyan slum to a job in Saudi Arabia

DW (English) 2021-04-16

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Because of the coronavirus, many people in Kenya have lost their jobs. In Nairobi's largest slum, a struggling family is dependent on money their daughter sends from Saudi Arabia. She is one of millions of migrant workers.
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