Before the first matatu conductor shouts, “Tao! Tao!” the breakfast vendors are already awake, and working. It is three in the morning, and Nairobi is quiet in a way that feels unreal, but kazi ni kazi. And sometimes, you’ve got to do what you’ve got to do. The quiet before the rush Today, on my food
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