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Dignitaries, union leaders, and workers gathered at Uhuru gardens for the national Labour Day celebrations. But as they delivered speeches and took stock of the successes and challenges in the labour sector, a section of the workforce in the informal sector continued to drive the economy silently. Tonight, Ben Chumba shines the spotlight on the men and women who continue to power the economy, unable to clock out of work even on a day meant for workers' rest.
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Labourers Without Leave I Informal sector workers continue to toil on Labour Day
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