THE Bulawayo Vendors and Traders Association (BVTA) has appealed to the government to assist them in accessing cushion allowances for them to survive through the current lockdown Level IV. Two weeks ago Vice President and Health Minister Constantino Chiwenga announced the reintroduction of lockdown Level IV as new Covid-19 cases surged. Informal traders were ordered not to operate during the...
THE Bulawayo Vendors and Traders Association (BVTA) has hailed the police for exercising humanity during enforcement of the country’s tough...
INFORMAL traders in Bulawayo have expressed serious concerns over the government’s decision to effect a new Level IV lockdown measures,...
INFORMAL traders have warned that the failure by government to reduce COVID-19 testing fees would result in more travelers risking...
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The Sizimele Consortium is launching a documentary that highlights the impact of COVID-19 on vendors and informal traders in Bulawayo...
Bulawayo vendors and traders have raised concerns to Market Bailiffs on the continuous allegations of the infamous demand of bribes...
Bulawayo City Council (BCC) is encouraging Bulawayo vendors and informal traders to apply for licenses to enable them to trade...
The confinement measures aimed at curbing the rapid spread of the COVID-19 virus, not only crippled the sources of livelihoods ...
The Business and Financial Literacy trainings have motivated one of the graduates to set up a sewing organization called Lady...
