This image captures a street vending scene in Dar es-Salaam, Tanzania, under a bright sky

This image captures a street vending scene in Dar es-Salaam, Tanzania, under a bright sky. The central figure is a dark-skinned male vendor, dressed in a dark short-sleeved shirt and light-colored trousers, actively using a large cleaver to prepare sugarcane on a metal pushcart. The cart features an aged, torn green and gray umbrella providing shade. Hanging from the cart are five clear plastic bags, each containing peeled sugarcane pieces, and a string of five red apples wrapped in plastic. Multiple plastic water bottles are also visible on the cart's counter. Below the counter, cardboard boxes, some bearing "Kanaiya ICE CREAM" branding, are stacked. Directly beneath the cart, on the ground, sits a yellow Azam "ICE LOLLY UKWAJU" cooler box, displaying "Bei ni Tshs. 500/=" (price 500 Tanzanian Shillings). To the left of the main vendor, partially obscured, a second dark-skinned male vendor stands in an orange shirt and a white kufi. In the background, a paved road is visible, where a white and purple minibus (likely a 'dala dala') with "KAME" on its front is either parked or in motion. Lush green trees line the far side of the road. To the right of the main vendor, a third dark-skinned male is seated on a large, light-brown sack, engrossed in a smartphone held in both hands. The ground consists of a mixture of dirt and pavement, with sparse vegetation near the cooler box.