Kenyans Excited After Discovering Cheap Places For Christmas Shopping

• Many Kenyans are looking for cheap shopping alternatives as they look to gift family members this festive period
• TikTokers advised Kenyans to be very careful when shopping with their children to avoid losing them in the crowds
• Many netizens thanked TikTokers for sharing shopping tips to improve their festive shopping experience

Elijah Ntongai, a journalist at TUKO.co.ke, leverages more than three years of expertise in financial, business, and technology research, providing profound insights into both Kenyan and global economic trends.

As the festive season sweeps across Kenya, a wave of excitement has engulfed shoppers with the discovery of budget-friendly shopping destinations for clothes and Christmas decorations.

The hunt for budget-friendly options has become a focus for many Kenyans looking to experience the festive season without straining their wallets.

Shoppers have used TikTok to address other shoppers and advise other Kenyans on the best places to find cheap and lovely products.

Christmas decorations

A Kenyan lady posted a video on TikTok highlighting affordable Christmas decorations going for as low as KSh 70.

Kenyans reacting to the video were amused by the affordability, asking for the location of the shopping mall and saying they would be there the next day.

@baby said

Thanks, I was looking for Christmas decor

@janemumbao said:

Let's go for the Christmas tree

@leahnjoroge asked:

Which branch is this, please?

@smartproducts254 said:

Thanks for the plug, gal

Christmas clothes

Another Kenyan TikToker posted a video giving tips to shoppers visiting the Eastleigh area of Nairobi for cheap Christmas clothes.

She advised Kenyans to be careful with their babies when shopping in Eastleigh because the malls are crowded during this festive period.

@alishie said:

Let me save this video for next week when I go shopping. Thanks for the update.

@brendan said

Thanks for the update. I will get some dresses for my daughter.

Kenyans warned about road safety during Christmas period

In other related news on TUKO.co.ke, Government Spokesperson Isaac Mwaura said the ongoing heavy rains had destroyed most of the roads and asked motorists to avoid driving at night for safety.

Mwaura cautioned motorists against driving ahead of heavy downpours, saying visibility is poor on most roads.

"While planning for your travel upcountry, we may not have the latest update on the road condition we are trying to use. It is thus advisable not to drive when it is still raining, especially when the visibility is less than 100 metres, which might compromise your safety," Mwaura said.