After the demolition of Mzée Kabila market, Kamalondo prepares to host relocated traders

Author: radiookapi.netPublished on: October 12, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo
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After the demolition of Mzée Kabila market, Kamalondo prepares to host relocated traders

Construction work at Kamalondo market in Lubumbashi continues ahead of the relocation of traders displaced by the demolition of Mzée Kabila market. About a hundred wooden stalls are already installed, with finishing touches ongoing, especially in the toilets. Market administrator Chantal Kanin states that traders will soon move in, after suffering from a fire in 2022 that destroyed the previous market. Among the traders waiting to move is Nana Kabulo, who lost all her goods during the demolition and is awaiting a new space to resume her business.

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