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A multi-million shillings’ market is laying idle in Githurai following dispute of stalls allocation. The market funded by the national government at a cost exceeding 500 million shillings is idle, as traders, for whom it was built, continue to bear the brunt of harsh weather.
Traders in Githurai want allocation of stalls expedited
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