Over 130 Informal Traders/Residents, 3 Chiwundura Councilors, 15 local Headmen and 3 Community Health Workers participated at the event whose aim is to amoung other things the creation of an inclusiveengagement platform where informal traders and ordinary people engage in dialogue with elected officials who
Candidates participating in the forthcoming elections have been urged to stop selling people promises they will not respect after elections, as this has been a trend with previous elections
Vendors could soon be moved out of the central business district if plans by the City of Harare to complete the construction of new bus termini outside bears fruits with Acting Town Clerk, Engineer Hosiah Chisango saying they have set their sight on delivering the
GWERU- City of Gweru has given vendors illegally operating in the central business district an ultimatum to vacate the streets by monthend failure of which will result in confiscation of their wares without notice. Town Clerk, Elizabeth Gwatipedza said licensed vendors should move back to their
Following its decision beginning of January to evict vendors from the streets, the Harare council is now engaged in a battle with thousands of poor people who make a living by selling second hand clothes, sweets, airtime, and vegetables on the capital’s congested street pavements. By
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