Ndovu market traders get a date for the move
Stallholders will move in February, once the new site's water connection is finished.
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Stallholders will move in February, once the new site's water connection is finished.
Traders welcome a shorter queue on market day.
The council wants to move the market to a site with water, drainage and a fire point.
Cement and iron sheets cost more than a month ago in every shop we checked.
Traders can now sell through the rain.
About 60 stalls burned overnight. No one was hurt.
Our count found more than 200 agents and four bank branches.
More than 300 stallholders sign up in the first month.
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