Along National Road Number 7 (EN7) in Mozambique, connecting the city of Tete to the municipality of Moatize, numerous women are relying on selling stones as a means of providing for their families. These women spend their days exposed to the dangers of traffic while waiting for customers. The activity offers a livelihood, but at a significant personal risk due to their proximity to moving vehicles. They work under the harsh sun, highlighting the precarious conditions they endure. This practice demonstrates the economic hardships faced by families in the region, forcing women to seek income in hazardous environments. The situation underscores a need for safer economic alternatives for vulnerable populations along EN7.