A few weeks into the 42-day COVID-19 lockdown and around 600 vendors at Kampala’s Nakasero market are forced to stay overnight in makeshift quarters.
2021/07/02/uganda-market-vendors-navigate-strict-coronavirus-prevention-curfew
2021/07/02/uganda-market-vendors-navigate-strict-coronavirus-prevention-curfew
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