Informal traders in the coal mining town of Hwange are faced with a dilemma of who their regulator is as the Rural District Council and the Hwange Colliery Company are seen to be competing for the same role. Traders are paying rates to the both entities and they both seek to regulate and control how informal traders carry out their...
https://youtu.be/aC8nrVp2A0A This is a documentary under a project titled Strengthening The Livelihoods and Resilience for Urban Youths. A project co-implemented...
Vendors in the resort town of Kariba have since registered a trust in an effort to advocate on issues affecting...
Vendors and informal traders in Bulawayo have since embraced Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) to market their products and conduct...
Bulawayo City Council last month made a call to Bulawayo Vendors and Traders Association (BVTA) members to apply for vending...
A consortium of Informal Economy associations is calling upon local authorities to adopt inclusive strategies in inclusive city planning and...
The Bulawayo Informal Sector Working Group (ISWG) received a big boost of knowledge on Leadership, negotiation and conflict management skills...
Last month the Government of Zimbabwe rolled out an Informal trader vaccination blitz in Bulawayo as part of ongoing efforts...
Hwange Rural District Council recently slashed the vending licence fees, effectively reducing the burden for vendors who are already grappling...
Vendors and informal traders in Beitbridge Town are calling for decentralisation of the vaccination roll out program to enable ease...
