BVTA Women Council today held a high-level fundraising tea party aimed at encouraging business growth and self-appreciation. The high-level tea comes after the commemoration of the Women’s Day, as a way of celebrating women informal traders’ successes. The group of women meets under the organisational Women’s Council, which serves as a custodian of the interests of women and gender issues...
01 May, 2022 Bulawayo Vendors and Traders Association (BVTA) joins the country and the rest of the world in commemorating...
BULAWAYO-Bulawayo Vendors and Traders Association (BVTA) youths are lobbying the Bulawayo city council to adopt a comprehensive youth policy. The...
08 March, 2022 Bulawayo Vendors and Traders Association (BVTA) this year again joins the rest of the world in commemorating...
Victoria Falls Tarven market informal traders have successfully lobbied the local authority to restore yearlong power crisis at their market...
EkhayaVote2023 in partnership with Zimbabwe Elections Support Network (ZESN) is conducting a series of dialogue meetings from 16 to 21...
BULAWAYO informal traders associations have pledged to start cleaning the city every Friday until it regains its status of being...
Informal traders in Beitbridge town are on the verge of finalizing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the local authority...
Kariba informal traders have raised concerns on the delay in the completion of a new market, raising fears on their...
The Bulawayo Informal Sector Working Group last week (17 - 18 November, 2021) held an Informal Economy Enhancement strategy at...
