Madonna visits a Kenyan slum, said to be Africa’s largest

Pop icon Madonna alongwith her children visited a Kenyan slum and tweeted about it.

Singer Madonna alongwith her children visited the town of Kibera in Kenya, home to Africa’s largest slum. The 57-year-old singer shared some images of a trip to Kibra, also known as Kibera, with Shining Hope for Communities, a charitable organisation which links free schools for girls to services for communities such as clean water and free health care, reported Female First.

Singer-songwriter Madonna poses for a photograph with Kenyan First Lady Margaret Kenyatta as she receives a Beyond Zero campaign technical report at State House in Nairobi, Kenya, July 4, 2016. (REUTERS)

Alongside one picture of young children she simply wrote: “Striking a Pose in Kibera! Rebel Hearts.”

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Madonna also posted a picture of a litter-strewn river and wrote, “Imagine this is where your water comes from! @shofco is working to change this in Kibera, Africa’s largest slum.”

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