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Ubuntu PhotoNews: Economic Effects of Coronavirus in Kenya

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Coronavirus outbreak affecting the hospitality industry. — A street side view of the Prideinn Hotel on Raphta Road in Nairobi's Westlands area. Credit: Dominic Kirui / Ubuntu Times
Sideview from the street of the Prideinn Hotel in Nairobi. The hotel is among those feeling the brunt of the outbreak.

Coronavirus outbreak affecting the hospitality industry. — A view of the reception area at the Prideinn Hotel on Raphta Road in Nairobi's Westlands area. Credit: Dominic Kirui / Ubuntu Times
Reception area at Prideinn Hotel that is among the hotels registering low bookings due to the outbreak.

Traders feel the brunt of the coronavirus outbreak. — A trader selling jackets in Gikomba, Nairobi. Most of the secondhand clothes are imported from China and traders fear as no more supply is coming in. Credit: Dominic Kirui / Ubuntu Times
Seller holding a number of jackets on sale in the busy Gikomba market.

The streets will soon be short of China supply. — A view of the busy street at the Gikomba market in Nairobi, Kenya. Credit: Dominic Kirui / Ubuntu Times
Traders, customers and passersby walk the busy streets of Gikomba market in Nairobi.

Coronavirus outbreak affects supply of secondhand clothes. — Tabitha Wambui poses for a photo inside her shop in Nairobi's Gikomba market on March 11, 2020. Credit: Dominic Kirui / Ubuntu Times
Bales of clothes at Wambui's shop for sale from China. The last cargo ship docked in December.

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