WHEELING & DEALING


WHEELING & DEALING

A row of delivery bicycles around the Haya Hulet area await customers looking for services. The significance of incorporating bike lanes becomes apparent in the capital as delivery services have seen a low-cost alternative recently with bikes offering service with initial prices of 30 Br. Companies facilitating the service in partnership with restaurants have also emerged, offering urbanites the convenience of hot meal delivery.


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SHADE SEEKERS

Two men find respite under a makeshift shelter crafted from branches and leaves. The shelter, though simple, seems to provide a cool haven from the heat for the would-be farmers or laborers. The humble refuge, though temporary, offers a brief escape from their daily grind, symbolizing the resourcefulness and resilience of farm workers. ...


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Hydration Hustle

The ubiquitous Isuzu NPR truck is loaded with a large number of blue water jars, commonly used for distributing potable water. The reusable, replenishable containers, are designed for refilling and reflect a sustainable approach to water distribution. Challenges like intermittent supply, aging pipelines, and quality issues in piped water have created an ever-rising demand for such services. ...


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TRANSPORTABLE TEA

Workers in Merkato take a break in a small pocket of land with trucks surrounding them. Two women cater to them with drinks and food. Informal food services provided by women carrying items in baskets, particularly those catering to porters, are a common sight throughout Addis Abeba, especially around construction sites and in large marketplaces. This practice, often overlooked, plays a crucial role in the informal economy, providing sustenance to both the vendors and their customers. ...


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