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Traders in Buruburu's Mutindwa market have begun rebuilding their stalls days after losing their entire stock in a fire. Some of the traders say they have had to dig into their savings, while others have had to seek credit to start afresh. Here is Doreen Arange with the story of resilience and the undying spirit of a community committed to building from the ground up despite numerous challenges.
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Picking Up the Pieces I Stories of resilience and undying spirit of traders at Mutindwa Market
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