The coronavirus pandemic has brought Nairobi's normally buzzing nightlife to a standstill. With residents required to follow a curfew between 9am and 5am, taxi drivers, food vendors, artists and sex workers are losing their incomes. Edith Kimani hit the streets to see how COVID-19 has transformed Nairobi.
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