Female vendors at Mvuadu market demand suitable space for their activity in Matadi

Author: radiookapi.netPublished on: June 5, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo

Society & Lifestyle

Female vendors at Mvuadu market demand suitable space for their activity in Matadi

Over 100 female traders at Mvuadu market in Matadi (Kongo-Central) demand adapted space from authorities to sell food products safely. They sell on the ground along the road, exposed to accidents from frequent trucks. Mayor Dominique Nkodia Mbete says a market was built but the vendors do not use it, and plans to install chains to prevent roadside selling.

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