The Zando Yamatonge is a covered arcade featuring storefronts painted in bright, vibrant colors that stand out against the grey Brussels sky. It was built during the nineteen seventies when the neighborhood became a gathering point for migrants from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Shopkeepers transformed this narrow passage into a hub for trade, offering everything from traditional Congolese fabrics to barbershops. Merchants still run their businesses here today, keeping the pulse of the local community beating within these four walls.
Zando Yamatonge
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