They throw up makeshift hovels made of whatever they can find-sticks fronds cardboard tarpaper or petrol tins. if they are lucky they may use corrugated iron.
You find a small house, three rooms under a pale-blue corrugated iron roof.
Which was how she found herself talking to Nelson Mandela in his cell on Robben Island in 1967, or tramping through squatters' camps of plastic sheets and corrugated iron.
The upper floor is formed by wrapping three empty cylinders with corrugated iron, curtains, air and mirrors.
Under a corrugated iron roof a long board displays the photographs of about 60 students who were killed.
His corrugated iron house had no number and his volcanic ash street in the heart of Goma had no name.
One school is built from shiny new corrugated iron and a roof thatched with coconut leaves.
He stares vacantly along regimented rows of corrugated iron shacks encircled by a tall, concrete fence.
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