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Search for "vegetable"
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#27 Rachel at Wakulima marketItem , Sukuma Wiki, collector, supplier, retailer, Wakulima market, vegetable Info Item author Marie-Helen Scheid Item Created 27 Sep 2009 Photo ... of the observation Wakulima is the key distribution point for vegetables and fruit in Nairobi, important for Nairobiâs economy. Most of ... hundreds of brokers at this location. Every morning she buys fresh
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#28 Street vendor at Tom Mboya Street
Item , Street vender, Vegetables, Bargain, Night, Sukuma Wiki, Tom Mboya-Street Info Item author Marie-Helen Scheid Item Created 27 Sep 2009 Photo taken on 21 May 2009 7:26 pm ...
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Street Stalls III London/Workshops and Projects » Street Stalls III London
... Info Period 30 Oct 2006 - 08 Oct 2009 Initiator Musashino Art University (MAU) Partners Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design 00 00 Vegetables Street Stall in London The third street stalls workshop, led by Prof. Tadanori Nagasawa and Prof. Hiroshi Imaizumi of the Musashino Art ...
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#32 Sukuma Wiki at the supermarket
... to the supermarket in the morning. It is sold by a sales woman to the Supermarket. The person you see is her asistant who helps carrying the vegetable into the market. The retailer plants the leafy green on a farm at the peri-urban area of Nairobi. After preparation the fresh vegetable is delivered to the market every morning. Location 3 Questions & 0 Responses What would happen to the people involved in the distribution ...
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#31 Consumer and Farmer
... 2009 11:47 am Context of the observation The woman is buying SukumaWiki at the supermarket. Interesting is that she is not only consuming the vegetable, but also planting the product. She has a farm at Mount Kenya where her family plants SukumaWiki among other things. Location 1 Question & 0 ...
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#29 Sukuma Wiki - It pushs you for a week
... a mix of English and regional Swahili (Sukuma: "push", "Wiki": week). So it literally means: "pushes you through the week". It is a nutritious vegetable rich in vitamins. This type of food (kale) has come to Kenya in the 1960s. It is product of daily usage and is part in every kenyan kitchen and ...
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Movement of Stuff: Sukuma Wiki/Workshops and Projects » Mobility in Nairobi 2009 » Movement of Stuff: Sukuma Wiki
... product in Nairobi, Kenya: the traditional green leaf vegetable Sukuma Wiki . Data has been collected that deliver ... Quite a few people are dealing with the leafy vegetable in rural, peri-urban and urban areas, making this ... behaviour in daily life of people trading with this vegetable that include social, economical and cultural ... Wakulima Market is the key distribution point for
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Street Stalls II Cologne
/Workshops and Projects » Street Stalls II Cologne
... rosted on a spit Baloons Street Artist Souvenirs Cologne souvenirs next to the cathedral Balls Toys and chewing gums Gemüsestand Fruits and vegetables in Ehrenfeld Ökomarkt Organic food at the Severinskirchplatz Gemüs Vegetables in the Schildergasse Stantons Coffee to go Letters Handmade wooden letters Letters 2 Equipment Wooden Figures Handcrafted small figures, made ...
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#25 The patchwork of Marikiti Market
... Scheid Item Created 27 Sep 2009 Photo taken on 19 May 2009 6:33 pm Context of the observation Wakulima Market is the key distribution point for vegetables and fruit in Nairobi, important for Nairobiâs economy. Most of the traders are farmers, others are brokers who go from farm to farm and also ...
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