In Borabu Chitago ward, Kenya, an outdoor scene depicts a construction worker engaged in manual labor. The main subject, a man, is seen actively shoveling and mixing a large pile of sandy, earthy material on the ground. He wears a bright blue hard hat, a white t-shirt with "IC TOLOGY" printed on it, and a fluorescent yellow high-visibility vest featuring an "EG" logo. His attire includes dark trousers and black rubber boots. He uses an orange-handled shovel to work with the material. To the left of the worker, a metal wheelbarrow rests on the dusty ground, partially filled. In the background, a massive mound of similar sandy material stretches across the left half of the image. On the right, a large, dark-colored plastic container or barrel is visible. Further back, another individual, dressed in a red shirt, is partially obscured, appearing to work near a temporary structure constructed from corrugated metal sheets and wooden planks. The setting is a rugged construction or material handling area, indicated by the piles of raw materials and rudimentary structures. The time of day is clearly daylight, with bright, natural illumination. The ground is unpaved and uneven, covered in dust and loose earth, consistent with a busy worksite. No strong emotions are discernible from the workers; they appear focused on their tasks.Construction worker performs manual labo
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Tue, Apr 21, 2026, 07:05 AM

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