07 July, 2021 We applaud and appreciate the government’s initiative of prioritising vendors and informal traders as frontline service providers, through the COVID-19 vaccination program that started on 6 July, 2021.We however noted a number of challenges at the vaccination centres. On day one, informal traders who were not in possession of valid licenses or letters were being turned away,...
07 July, 2021 As Bulawayo Vendors and Traders Association (BVTA), we welcome and applaud the government’s initiative of prioritising vendors...
Vendors and informal traders have highlighted the need for infrastructural development in medium and bulk markets in locations as well...
solutions in food and agricultural markets. ZRBF has become a proponent for reducing, re-using and recycling waste products. The inappropriate...
Informal traders operating at Shasha market in Bulawayo have reported dissatisfaction in the poor sales and monthly turnovers they are...
The COVID-19 pandemic has been a rude awakening for families, businesses and communities worldwide. There has been need for the...
While the COVID-19 pandemic slowed down economic activity, particularly in the informal sector, it led to a surge in e-commerce...
Gwanda informal traders claim to have received a big boost in Social Accountability and Advocacy knowledge during a training workshop...
The informal sector is one of the fastest growing industries in Zimbabwe. The COVID-19 pandemic coupled with the socio-economic hardships...
Bulawayo Vendors and Traders Association (BVTA) recently conducted a training for vendors and traders in social accountability and advocacy in...
