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The BBC's Future of Journalism Festival in Nairobi, Kenya.
I'm Myra Anubi and this is People Fixing the World.
This show is very different.
As you can hear, I'm not in the studio.
I am, in fact, in one of the biggest universities in the city, Nairobi University.
And here we have a live audience who are going to be joining us today as we ask a very big question.
How do we build cities that work for everyone?
Hello and habari, as we would say back here.
It's such a treat to be in Nairobi because I grew up here and I also started my radio journey here.
Nairobi has a certain magic to it.
It's where skyscrapers meet the savannah.
But unfortunately, it's also got a few challenges.
Roads are congested.
In fact, I don't know, a show of hands, potentially people saying yes.
How many of you got stuck in traffic either today or this week when moving about?
Yes.