The image depicts an outdoor scene in Dar es-Salaam, Tanzania, consistent with a public transport hub or bus stop area

The image depicts an outdoor scene in Dar es-Salaam, Tanzania, consistent with a public transport hub or bus stop area. In the immediate foreground, a man with albinism stands, leaning against the side of a white and blue public transport van, commonly known as a daladala. He wears a teal short-sleeved polo shirt, dark trousers, and a blue and green patterned baseball cap. His facial skin and exposed arms exhibit characteristics of albinism, including noticeable sun exposure and pigmentation irregularities. A faded blue sign is affixed to the daladala below the window, displaying partial text such as "IJLITSH," "MAKAUBA 600," "LULE 700," and "AA 900," indicative of route information and fares. The daladala itself features a blue stripe with yellow accents along its lower body. In the midground, multiple individuals are visible amidst several other white daladalas, some stationary and some in motion. One daladala further back exhibits a green stripe. A person on the far left holds a blue umbrella. A prominent tree with green foliage is present in the background, beneath a clear, light blue sky. The ground in the immediate foreground consists of an asphalt road and a concrete curb, with scattered litter, including paper and plastic debris, visible along the roadside.