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https://nation.africa/ Traders and firefighters work together to put off fire that razed part of Gikomba Market, engulfing a section of the 'Kwa Mbao' area on April 1, 2025. The cause of the fire is yet to be established.
Gikomba has a history of frequent fires over the years despite calls from the business community to find a long-lasting solution.
Fire razes part of Gikomba market, cause of inferno yet to be established
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