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The Acting General Manager of Public Affairs and Events Management Division at the National Social Security and Insurance Trust (NASSIT), Mohamed Bangalie, has disclosed that the Sewa Ground Market is nearing full occupancy, with the majority of its facilities already reserved by business operators.
Speaking on SLIK TV, Bangalie revealed that out of the 1,029 lock-up stalls available at the market, only seven remain unclaimed, indicating that about 99 per cent of the stalls have already been sold.
He clarified that although NASSIT financed and developed the facility, the Trust is not responsible for its daily management. According to him, the Sierra Estate Management Company (SEMCO) oversees the market’s operations.
“For us, we have sold forms to interested individuals, and most of them have completed their payments at the bank and presented their receipts. What remains now is for them to move in and occupy their allocated spaces,” Bangalie explained.
He added that other facilities within the market, including additional stalls, warehouses, and shops totalling 1,754 units, are also almost fully occupied, with only 12 units remaining available.
Bangalie’s disclosure highlights the growing demand for commercial spaces at Sewa Ground Market, which is emerging as a major business hub for traders and entrepreneurs.
