Little hope in Morocco shanty town, despite promises Sahb al-Kaid is a ramshackle slum that lies across the river from Rabat in the capital's twin city of Sale where residents are losing faith in official promises of a better place to live. Some 10,000 people live in the slum, one of many in Morocco, amid a sea of tarpaulin, sheet metal, rusting satellite dishes criss-crossed by muddy paths full of puddles. Images and soundbites from slum residents