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Markets of filth: Nairobi County gives hope as garbage piles

The choreographed tunes from the sellers calling out for potential customers can make one think the traders attended the same music school and were taught by same teachers.

A walk to any open air market in the city has some sought of resemblance: open stalls, unorganised lanes, loud music, strong stench and more commonly littered waste that is an eyesore.

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