By Mba Nnadozie, Heartmenders Magazine Contributor, Africa –
One of the Republic of Congo’s largest and most popular markets. A high-activity open-air market with many street vendors selling various homemade products. Tourists visiting this area can choose from an array of goods – tribal fabrics, handmade shoes, hats, bags, clothing, and assorted traditional jewelry like beads, bracelets, and earrings. Take away a piece of Congo in their coconut oil, shea butter, African black soap, and a bunch of different organic fruits. Make sure you patronize the hardworking local people whenever you travel there.
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Note: This post was first published some years ago on the Heartmenders Magazine website.
Mba Nnadozie was born in Nigeria; he resides in Brazzaville, Republic of Congo. He is a professional photographer and a FIFA soccer intermediary. He has served as Secretary of the Imo State Union in Congo-Brazzaville, a union of Imo State indigenes living in Brazzaville. Contact him via his email at uchesilver90@gmail.com.



