Kigali traders eagerly resumed work on Monday as Rwanda partially lifted strict lockdown measures adopted six weeks ago to curb the spread of the coronavirus.
Businesses in the capital were flooded with customers hurrying to finish their shopping before an 8:00 pm curfew.
“We are now two waitresses,” she told AFP, adding: “It has been really good to return to work because we had no other source of income.”Hair salons in particular have benefited from the easing of restrictions, although measures have been taken to prevent them from becoming overcrowded.
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