Informal traders operating in lawfully designated markets in Bulawayo have been commended for observing Covid–19 regulations as part of the efforts to curb the spread of the pandemic. This was observed during an informal trader’s market tour at Highlander’s market, Shasha market at Erenkini Long Distance Bus Terminus and Sekusile market in Nkulumane conducted by Bulawayo Vendors and Traders Association...
Today Bulawayo Vendors and Traders Association (BVTA) in partnership with Vendors Initiative for Socio - Economic Transformation conducted a market...
Hwange Local Board (HLB) recently revised traders' license fees to $5 in response to an outcry by Hwange vendors and...
Vendors and informal traders are applauding the toilet renovations that were done by Bulawayo Vendors and Traders Association (BVTA) in...
Informal traders in Bulawayo heaved a sigh of relief following the relaxation of lockdown restrictions which allowed them a degree...
Market Bailiffs have been re-deployed under the Sizimele Market Aggregation Project to monitor compliance in market places in regard to...
COVID-19 restrictions have necessitated skills diversification amongst informal traders in Bulawayo through skills trainings such as petroleum jelly, candles and...
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The Zimbabwe Resilience Building Fund (ZRBF) funded Sizimele Consortium has in the past eight months donated Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)...
Zimbabwe Resilience Building Fund (ZRBF) funded Sizimele Consortium, developed and launched a mobile application called Sizimele, a digital marketplace for...
