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They Told Me My Business Was Cursed But What We Found Buried in the Storefront Proved It

Kevin TevBy Kevin TevJune 28, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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Formerly called Owino Market, St. Balikuddembe Market is one of the largest markets in Eastern Africa. More than 7,000 booths that line the chaotic alleys of Owino offer everything what people need for life. The largest section is the second hand fashion trade. With 15 percent most of them come from the USA, around 8,500 tons every year.

When I opened my boutique in the heart of town, I thought I was finally living my dream. The shop was small but beautifully set up. I stocked trendy clothes, unique accessories, and even imported a few items. The first two weeks were amazing customers streamed in, complimented the space, and promised to return. But then, something changed.

Sales began to drop sharply. People would walk in, glance around, and leave as if something pushed them away. One day, a woman even stepped inside and immediately turned pale.“I’m sorry I don’t feel right in here,” she whispered before rushing out. It wasn’t just the customers. My employees started falling sick, one by one.To read more,click here

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