
My Opinion | 132235 Views | Aug 14,2021
Jun 21 , 2025.
Minalesh Tera, one of Addis Abeba’s busiest and most chaotic markets, draws hundreds if not thousands daily in search of cheaper essentials. Shoulder-to-shoulder crowds navigate narrow, dusty paths between makeshift stalls, where vendors hawk everything from onions and engine parts to plasticware and traditional remedies. It's a sensory overload and a lifeline rolled into one, an open-air maze where the practical meets the unexpected, and affordability drives the city’s daily grind.
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