
Impact of the pandemic on informal workers in Durban: Stories from the street
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Misiwe Maphumulo & Sarah Heneck
A WIEGO-led COVID-19…

Silindokuhle Micro-Childcare Facility: Reviving hope for children of informally working mothers
Sarah Heneck
AeTs childcare project which has been in the…

“Worrying about COVID-19 is a luxury.”
Although the current pandemic has impacted almost every corner of the world and highlighted our collective vulnerabilities, it has not levelled any playing fields, but rather has drastically heightened inequalities.

67 wash stations for Mandela Day
As part of Asiye eTafuleni's (AeTs) response to the COVID-19…

Trader Leaders Engaging with Street-based Strategies in Addressing COVID-19 Challenges
Thuli Moyo
On the 18th June 2020, leaders of informal trading…


Impacts of Coronavirus: Evolving challenges faced by informal workers
Sarah Heneck
This is a follow on piece, tracking the impacts…

Geza izandla: handwashing interventions in Warwick Junction
Rebecca Plumbley
As the national lockdown is
gradually relaxed,…

Impacts of Coronavirus: An uncertain future for informal workers
Sarah Heneck
The coronavirus (COVID-19) has made its way…