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Flea Market Bulawayo

Zimbabwe
Flea Markets: 2 · Zimbabwe
Markets and websites checked May 2026
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📖 Bulawayo's flea market scene is a vibrant hub for resellers, offering a diverse array of goods that cater to various niches. The Makokoba (eKhayisweni) Market, also known as eMkambo, is particularly noteworthy for its organized sections where resellers can find everything from fresh produce and traditional medicine to clothing and building materials. Meanwhile, the Bulawayo City Hall Curios Market is a prime spot for cultural artifacts, regalia, and art products, often attracting tourists looking for unique souvenirs. Resellers often discover second-hand clothing bales, especially branded sportswear and denim, which are consistently in high demand among the city's youth and broader demographics due to their affordability and style. An insider tip for Bulawayo resellers is to focus on sourc
🗒️ 2 Flea Markets
  1. Makokoba (eKhayisweni) MarketBulawayoDaily, approx. 7:00 - 18:00
  2. Bulawayo City Hall Curios MarketBulawayoDaily, approx. 9:00 - 17:00
2 markets

Makokoba (eKhayisweni) Market

📍 Bulawayo
Open: Daily, approx. 7:00 - 18:00
Address: Makokoba, Bulawayo
Bulawayo's oldest township hosts this bustling market, the city's equivalent of Mbare. It's a vibrant hub for traditional medicine, hardware, crafts, and second-hand goods.

💰 What to buy here

  • Traditional Herbs & Medicine Buy$1-5 USD per bundle → Sell onlineN/A - for local knowledge, not resale A fascinating cultural insight. Ask vendors about the uses, but be respectful. Not suitable for online resale due to regulations.
  • Informal Hardware & Tools Buy$5-20 USD → Sell online$20-50 USD on local classifieds for unique items You can find hard-to-find parts and locally fabricated tools. A great source for practical, not just decorative, items.
  • Handmade Furniture Buy$20-60 USD for small items → Sell online$50-150 USD on Facebook Marketplace (local pickup only) Look for simple, sturdy pieces made from local wood. Quality can vary, so check joints and stability.
💡 TipThe market is organized by product type; the hardware and traditional medicine sections are particularly unique. Engage with vendors; many are artisans selling their own work.
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Bulawayo City Hall Curios Market

📍 Bulawayo
Open: Daily, approx. 9:00 - 17:00
Address: Fife St & Leopold Takawira Ave, Bulawayo
Located conveniently in the city center car park, this market specializes in curios and crafts aimed at both locals and tourists. It's a key place for Ndebele crafts.

💰 What to buy here

  • Ndebele Beadwork Buy$5-20 USD → Sell online$25-70 USD on Etsy or specialist forums Authentic pieces have intricate geometric patterns. Look for older items with glass beads, which are more valuable.
  • Leather Goods (Sandals, Belts) Buy$10-25 USD → Sell online$30-60 USD on Classifieds.co.zw Check the quality of the stitching and the thickness of the leather. Often made from game hide.
  • Carved Soapstone Game Boards Buy$15-30 USD → Sell online$50-100 USD on eBay Look for traditional games like Tsoro or Morabaraba. Heavier, polished stones are of better quality.
💡 TipThis market was established in 1951. Talk to the vendors, especially the chairman, to understand the history and find the best quality pieces.
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What are the best flea markets in Bulawayo?

Well-known flea markets in Bulawayo include Makokoba (eKhayisweni) Market (Bulawayo) and Bulawayo City Hall Curios Market (Bulawayo). This page lists 2 markets with addresses, opening hours and what to buy there to resell.

When are flea markets open in Bulawayo?

Days differ from market to market. Makokoba (eKhayisweni) Market: Daily, approx. 7:00 - 18:00; Bulawayo City Hall Curios Market: Daily, approx. 9:00 - 17:00. Hours change with the season, so check the market's own website before you go.

What can you buy at flea markets in Bulawayo to resell?

Good finds at these markets include Traditional Herbs & Medicine (buy $1-5 USD per bundle, resell N/A - for local knowledge, not resale), Informal Hardware & Tools (buy $5-20 USD, resell $20-50 USD on local classifieds for unique items), Handmade Furniture (buy $20-60 USD for small items, resell $50-150 USD on Facebook Marketplace (local pickup only)) and Ndebele Beadwork (buy $5-20 USD, resell $25-70 USD on Etsy or specialist forums). Check what an item actually sold for before you pay — the FlipTip app shows real sold prices from a photo.

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