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Kisumu sex workers being forced out of town following closure of entertainment joints, town development

It is a few minutes to 7 pm and a group of skimpily dressed women are sitting next to the bus stop at Kondele on the Kisumu-Kakamega highway.

As tens of people struggle to find their way home after a long day at work, the group of women appear to just be starting off. They whistle and call the men trying to catch a bus home. The women feel undisturbed even by the presence of pupils using the same route to rush home.

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