This image depicts an improvised cooking setup within an enclosed or semi-enclosed area in Ngong ward, Kenya

This image depicts an improvised cooking setup within an enclosed or semi-enclosed area in Ngong ward, Kenya. A silver-colored metal pot, approximately 20-25 cm in diameter, is actively boiling, with steam rising from its contents. The pot rests directly on a heavily sooted charcoal stove (jiko) containing visible red embers. This charcoal stove, in turn, is placed on top of an upright orange liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) cylinder. The ground surface is a light grey, uneven concrete or compacted dirt floor. To the left, a traditional broom crafted from natural fibers leans against a reddish-brown corrugated metal wall segment. A dark wooden vertical support beam is also visible in this area. The rear background consists of a dark grey corrugated metal sheet wall. To the right of the cooking setup, a large yellow plastic jerrycan lies horizontally on the ground, and a portion of another dark, sooted object, possibly another cooking vessel, is visible in the bottom right corner of the frame. No individuals are present in the scene.