Suleiman Shah has come to the rescue of over 350 traders who have been locked out of the Mama Ngina Waterfront Park for three years. The small scale traders, most selling traditional foods for tourists, were forced out of the park in 2018 to pave way for regeneration. On Friday, KenTrade chair Suleiman Shahbal visited the traders to listen to their mgrievances. “The time has come for them to resume their businesses inside the park,” Shahbal said. “I don’t think it is the intention of the government to lock out a section of traders out of business.

Source: The Star June 05, 2021 14:35 UTC