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SADC Informal Traders Campaign Update
A committee of informal traders in Lesotho led by a trader association
called Khathang Tema Baitsukuli and partnered by Lesotho Council of Churches yesterday (16/11/2011) held a rally with councillors and the Market Master in Mafeteng. Read more.... |
SADC Traders Campaign against sexual and economic violence
According to the SADC Regional Indicative Strategic Plan, 70% of the population in the region are living below the international poverty line of US$2 per day. It is also in these countries where many rely on informal trade to earn a living. However, very few states allow informal trading to be part of their cities cadence and bustle. It is therefore against this background that as informal traders within the SADC region, we have decided to run a campaign that is aimed at putting an end to economic and sexual violence. Read more.... |
Women Traders in Rustenburg take charge of their struggle
Women informal traders from Rustenburg stood the test of time by taking a lead in fighting for justice and protecting their rights by challenging the local authorities and forces of power that sought to undermine their rights. The women were happy that they can now trade without fear of being harrassed by the authorities.Read more... |
Informal traders at Stretford station in agitations over eviction
The informal traders selling at Stretford station in Orange Farm (West of Johannesburg, South Africa) have been living in agitations recently after having received a verbal notice that they will be evicted from their trading site to make way for the construction of a mall. The traders in this place are against this agenda as it will affect their livelihoods. The imminent eviction of traders at this station will equally affect both the old and the young.Read more... |
Empty promises for the Cloverdene community
The Cloverdene community, which comprises of more 100 people including women and children, were excited at the news of the allocation of land but their joy was short-lived…. Read more |
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