A new municipal market has opened in Gondola, Mozambique, providing a permanent and safe location for over 500 local vendors. For years, these vendors operated along the dangerous National Road Number Six, exposed to harsh weather conditions and traffic. The new infrastructure, valued at approximately 120 million meticais, aims to improve their livelihoods and safety. The market offers a designated space, replacing the previous precarious conditions faced by these families. This inauguration marks a significant improvement in working conditions for a substantial portion of Gondola’s informal economy. The project represents an investment in the economic well-being of the community and a step towards formalizing trade in the area. It addresses long-standing challenges faced by vendors seeking to earn a living.