An urban street scene in Dar es-Salaam, Tanzania, depicts a yellow public transport minibus (daladala) and a woman

An urban street scene in Dar es-Salaam, Tanzania, depicts a yellow public transport minibus (daladala) and a woman. The daladala, positioned on the left, features a prominent blue stripe with white text indicating "NAULI TSH" (Fare TSH) and various routes such as "VIA S/NUJOMA," "MWENGE SUKA," "MBEZI," and "VIA MANDELA," with fares ranging from 200 to 1100 Tanzanian Shillings. The passenger door is open, revealing rows of blue-upholstered seats inside. The vehicle shows signs of use. To the right of the bus, a woman with dark skin stands wearing a dark, off-shoulder top and a vibrant red, green, and yellow patterned wrap skirt (kanga or kitenge). She wears white slide sandals. A large, light green fabric sack is balanced on her head, which she supports with her raised right hand. In her left hand, she carries a small bunch of yellowish-green fruits. She is looking towards the right side of the frame. The ground is a speckled gray asphalt. In the background, additional pedestrians and parts of other vehicles are visible, indicating an active street environment under a partly cloudy sky.