This image depicts an active street market scene in Nairobi, Kenya, dominated by the commercial handling of maize (corn on the cob)

This image depicts an active street market scene in Nairobi, Kenya, dominated by the commercial handling of maize (corn on the cob). The foreground and mid-ground are covered by extensive piles of green-husked corn cobs, with discarded, wet, dark corn husks and organic debris littering the paved ground, particularly in the immediate foreground. A dark, thick wooden log lies horizontally across the corn piles. Approximately ten individuals are visible, engaged in various market activities. In the foreground, a person wearing a blue and white jacket kneels, actively husking corn. Another individual, dressed in a light blue hoodie, sits further back, also performing corn husking. Centrally, a male in a dark jacket and light trousers stands, observing a mobile device. Towards the right, near a row of informal market stalls, multiple individuals are present. One person in a pink top is seen bending over a white sack, likely bagging produce, while another in a dark jacket is also engaged in husking corn. The background on the left features a multi-story building with visible balconies, indicative of urban residential or mixed-use architecture. On the right, a series of simple market stall structures are visible, including two prominent red Coca-Cola branded display refrigerators outside a shop. The scene conveys a bustling, open-air commercial environment focused on fresh produce distribution and preparation.