Crowds gather early to haggle at this lively market known for second-hand clothes, shoes & gumboots.
Nairobi's legendary second-hand market where you can find everything from baby clothes to timber at throw-away prices. Get there early, bring patience for the crowds, and don't flash valuables—it's hectic but the deals are real.
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This is the place you get to shop every from baby wear to adult wear. You can get groceries at affordable prices, I mean throw away prices. The hardware here are very many and you can source ever...
A place that welcomes all economical classes to trade all sorts of items with affordable prices. There are varieties of goods in all sections just within the market; kwa fish, kwa mitumba, kwa viatu ,...
The market is a conglomeration of various business within one locality. Famously known for second hand clothes but all other items can be found here. It's also known for the fish market with a new blo...
All under one open market for second materials. shopping is open and prices are determined through negotiation between buyer and the seller. You can find household equipment, clothes, kitchen ware, f...
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