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Most people who grow up in the slums never make it out, why do you think you were able to make it out?

I was born and raised in Kibera, my life is only but a miracle!

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Success Story If background could dictate your future then that of Johnson Mwakazi could have been the worst.

Former Citizen TV journalist Johnson Mwakazi has opened up about the challenges he experienced after quitting the Dennis Pritt Road based.

He then introduced Johnson Mwakazi.

This report is a wake-up call on the AIDS emergency, and on the urgency of addressing our multiple pandemic challenges together.

A lot of people are privileged to grow up with the dependency syndrome, where you know if things don’t work out you can always fall back on your mum or dad. I did not have that. I grew up knowing I had no choice but to succeed.

I could not depend on anyone but myself, in fact, my motto in life is: if you think someone has responsibility to take care of your life, you are damning your life. I believe you do not always have to have the answer, you just have to dream and then do something.

As a youth, Johnson Mwakazi pushed handcarts to carry water for sale.

One of my favourite books is The Alchemist, and it teaches that forces of nature conspire to help you when you make a decision and go out to pursue that decision wholeheartedly. From pushing mkokoteni to carrying water for sale, to working at construction sites...

I learnt to survive and