Konyo Konyo market
This is the main market located in the middle of town. There are two public bus parks on each side, where vehicles from all parts of town arrive.
It is a sprawling market, spreading into all the neighboring residential and shopping areas. The market has many distinct areas, the whole sale shops, hardware and building materials, food kiosks, stalls, bus park areas and open areas. In the stalls area there are more than six smaller sections, fruits and vegetables, cosmetics, clothes, meat, fish, live chicken, bags, dry foods, processed foods etc.
At the main road bus terminus there are stalls selling a wide variety of cosmetics, hair salon products, local weaved mats and baskets, local made metal pots and wooden ladles, wooden African carvings and sculptures, mobile phones, radios, watches, cutlery, crockery, plastic ware, household items, cleaning materials, and many other items.
Just next is the fruits and vegetables area with bananas, pawpaw, mango, watermelon, and other local fruit as well as imported apples and oranges in one section and tomatoes, onions, potatoes, sweet potatoes, plantain banana, Okra, cabbage, several local green vegetables, peanut butter paste, chilies, rock salt, spices and herbs.
At the other bus park there are second hand clothes on the ground and hawkers selling small items like mobile phones, mirrors, combs, watches, belts etc
The main market has hundreds of stalls with a wide variety of clothes, shoes, belts, handbags, jewelry and cosmetics. After that are stalls with dry food, including sorghum, millet, Okra, several different beans, dried peas, dal, green gram, soya beans, groundnuts, maize, wheat, rice, bark of various spice trees, colored petals of various spice flowers, edible seeds like sunflower and pumpkin, herbs, dates, and many other dry items.
There are stalls selling local medicine made from seeds, bark, roots, leaves and honey. There are stalls selling raw tobacco or tobacco mixed ready for smoking in shisha pipes. In between, hidden behind the stalls are simple food stalls where they sell chapatti and bean stuffed samosas and dens brewing and selling local beer.
Further out in the wholesale shop area there are over 100 shops and warehouses with beer, cigarettes, flour, grains, cooking oil, soap, tomato paste, sweets, cosmetics and many other items. There are also bags of charcoal for sale.
Beyond the wholesale area is the materials road with timber, tools, building materials, hardware, carpentry workshops, local made furniture, etc
On the spare parts road there are motor vehicle and bike garages, spare parts, lubricants, vehicle accessories etc.
Jebel Market
Jebel Market a new market constructed to relocate the traders from Customs market which is now mainly a bus park. It is a bit out of town at the foot of the Jebel kujur hill. As it’s newly designed it is the best laid out market. It also has the best variety of goods. There are clothes, electronics, hardware, groceries and many other products. It is wide and easy to walk around. Although it is very far from the City center its worth going there. Builders go all the way there for hardware, it has a better selection and lower prices.
- Juba town market
This is a very small market located next to the bus park
- Gudele market
This is a medium size, in residential area.
- Munuki market – medium size, in residential area.