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An outdoor scene in Dar es-Salaam, Tanzania, depicts a white public minibus, commonly known as a dala dala, under a partially cloudy sky. The bus features a loaded roof rack and a rear window adorned with decorative decals including images of a young boy in a kufi, a woman in a hijab, and mosque silhouettes, alongside text reading "Sim-taya-tan". The bus's side displays text indicating "MBIZE," "KISAKI," and "ABBAZZI TRADE." Three adult males are positioned on the roof rack: one in a light blue shirt stands upright, another in a khaki-colored shirt is slightly crouched, and a third in a black shirt is bending forward to handle a light-colored sack. A large woven basket and additional bundles are visible among the cargo on the roof rack. A metal ladder extends from the rear bumper to the roof. In the foreground and midground, a crowd of individuals, primarily males, gathers around the bus, their backs mostly facing the viewer, observing the activity. One man in the immediate foreground wears a plaid shirt, another a blue shirt, and a third a red beret with a yellow and black shirt. A black street light pole extends into the upper right portion of the frame, and green foliage is visible on the far left. Partially visible vehicles are in the background on the left.
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