Region: Africa

All posts in Africa
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Research Reports
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Project Reports
Building Capacity for Change: Developing Women’s Leadership and Business Skills
This is an account of the “Developing Leadership & Business Skills for Informal Women Workers in Fair Trade” project, which took place...
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Journal Articles
In the Shadow of the States: The Informalities of Chinese Petty Entrepreneurship in NigeriaJournal of Current Chinese Affairs
The burgeoning interstate relation between China and Nigeria is in fact hiding the vulnerable condition of transnational Chinese petty entrepreneurship. ...
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City/Country Level Reports
“The Poor Also Must Live!” Market Demolition, Gentrification and the Quest for Survival in Lagos State
Report on demolition of traditional open markets, as part of the State government programme to develop Lagos into a “mega city”. This...
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Presentations
The Inner Thekwini Regeneration and Urban Management Programme (iTRUMP): Warwick Junction Experience
Presentation at WIEGO Colloquium, ‘World Class Cities’ and the Urban Informal Economy: Inclusive Planning for the Working Poor
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External Blog Posts/Op Eds
AeT – Workplace safety with informal workers: Be safe with us
This blog post, about The Phephanathi Project, is written by Laura Alfers and Tasmi Quazi.
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External Blog Posts/Op Eds
Global Labour Column – Power and Classification: Casual Workers Struggles in the South African Post Office
In this article, David Dickinson focuses on the struggles against exploitation by casual workers in the South African Post Office (SAPO)....
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Legal Instruments
City of Port Elizabeth By-Law Relating to Street Trading
This document outlines the by-laws relating to street trading in the city of Port Elizabeth.
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Legal Instruments
Kwadukuza Municipality Street Trading By-laws.
This document outlines the street trading by-laws for Kwadukuza Municipality.
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Legal Instruments
City of Durban Draft Street Trading By-laws
The by laws in this document were drafted based on Durban’s Informal Economy Policy, and although they have never in fact been adopted...
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