Nairobi Influencer Eddie Shivachi Shares Daily Casual Job Hotspots in the City

Nairobi-based social media influencer Eddie Shivachi shared on his META platform valuable, street-smart job-hunting tips—especially for those seeking casual work in the city. In one of his most popular posts, Eddie lists key locations around Nairobi where job seekers can reliably find short-term, paying work almost any day of the week. Here’s a breakdown of his advice:

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  1. Chandaria Industries – Baba Dogo
    Show up early between Monday and Saturday (by 7 AM) at the main gate. You’ll find other job seekers there hoping to be selected for delivery work involving tissue and paper products. Pay: KSh 600/day.
  2. Kenya Glass Industry – Near Kasarani Stadium
    Located just past Safari Park, close to Lucky Summer. Be there on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays. Jobs available include delivery, machine washing, stepping, or loading/offloading. Pay: KSh 1,000/day.
  3. Ken Chic – Baba Dogo
    They take casual workers daily. Simply show up. Pay: KSh 500/day.
  4. Kenya Breweries – Ruaraka (near Gumba Estate)
    Hiring happens on Fridays and Mondays. Roles include machine operation, cleaning, and loading/offloading. Pay: Approx. KSh 10,000/week.
  5. Dawanol – Near EPZ
    Only picks casual workers on Mondays. Variety of general tasks available. Pay: KSh 500/day.
  6. Country Bus Station – Next to Muthurwa, Kamukunji & Gikomba
    Job seekers can earn money by helping look for passengers (ā€œabiriaā€) for buses. Payment ranges from KSh 100 to 200 per passenger. Best times: 4 AM – 9 AM and 5 PM – 10 PM.
  7. Barma – Gikomba
    Offers work such as cleaning tripe (matumbo), loading/offloading, and general cleaning. Pay: Negotiable.
  8. Sperm Donation – Uhuru Park (Men only)
    Occurs four times a month—on the 5th, 15th, 25th, and the last day of the month. Pay: KSh 5,000 per donation.

Important Tips from Eddie:

  • Always carry your original ID.
  • Even if you don’t get picked, network with others, exchange contacts, and stay connected. These relationships often lead to future opportunities.

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