Benjamin Adeya (with red shirt) a small business man was arranging candles, pens and key holders which were made of wood and brass during the Maasai Market on last Saturday in Nairobi. The Nairobi city Council provided spaces for them in different parts in Nairobi to enable them make sales and also to showcase their talents. The Maasai Market is held on Saturdays near the High Court,Sundays at Yaya Centre and Tuesdays at Kijabe street. On the left is Cyprian Ogwindi who was also helping in arranging the necklesses.
Photo by Anna Nkinda of AMWIK
Magreth Wangungu a small business woman was selling sandles to Lawrence Mureith for Kshs. 300/= during the Maasai Market on Saturday in Nairobi. The Nairobi city Council provided spaces for them in different parts of the country to enable them make sales and also to showcase their talents. The Maasai Market is held on Saturdays near the High Court,Sundays at Yaya Centre and Tuesdays at Kijabe street. On the left is Cyprian Ogwindi who was also helping in arranging the necklaces.
Judith Kamete (light) a small business woman was selling kikoi for Kshs. 500 to the customer during the Maasai Market on last Saturday in Nairobi. The Nairobi city Council provided spaces for them in different parts in Nairobi to enable them make sales and also to showcase their talents. The Maasai Market is held on Saturdays near the High Court,Sundays at Yaya Centre and Tuesdays at Kijabe street. 
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