Nabaakooza (48): 'My back hurts so much from not being able to shift my body like when I'm in my own bed. This is indeed a survival of the fittest as the youth say haha. Where did this disease (the coronavirus) come from even?'
Nyakaisiki (48), Market vendor who also sleeps at the market
It's been a month or so since I have left this place. I have stopped counting ... I fold myself up like this every night so I can catch some sleep'. Lillian (48).
Babirye (53) uses her stall to sleep at night. Inside she stores basic personal items needed to survive, which she carried from her home.
Mulumba (26) is the youngest and the only man who still works and sleeps in the market. 'The tarpaulin is too hot in the night if I cover myself all the way so I have to leave a bit of space which makes the mosquitoes bite as we don't have mosquito
Babirye (53) sits at her stall where she sells bananas wearing a face mask. She uses the stall as a bed at night.
Mulumba (26) is the youngest and the only man who still works and sleeps in the market. 'The tarpaulin is too hot in the night if I cover myself all the way so I have to leave a bit of space which makes the mosquitoes bite as we don't have mosquito
Nabaakooza (48): 'My back hurts so much from not being able to shift my body like when I'm in my own bed. This is indeed a survival of the fittest as the youth say haha. Where did this disease (the coronavirus) come from even?'
Sleep-where-you-work (Copy)