
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…

Technology and the Future of Work
Erik Lønne
In 2014, in partnership with WIEGO (Women in Informal…

The Meaning of Asiye eTafuleni: an Intern Perspective
Emma Castaños & Teresa de Figueiredo
(Feature image:…

Reflecting on 2016 and Beyond: Part 2 of 2
Tasmi Quazi
This article is the second part of a reflection…

A Study on Street Furniture in Warwick Junction: The Trestle Table
Phumelele Mkhize & Tasmi Quazi
The responsibility of designing…

Kanyenathi: Presenting the Audit Findings
Tasmi Quazi
On December 2015, Asiye eTafuleni (AeT) presented…

Towards Self Sufficiency: Community-based Tourism Opportunities for Informal Traders in Durban, South Africa
By Elise Selinger and Danya Sherman for Massachusetts Institute…

Kanyenathi: Organisational Reflections on the Participatory Infrastructure Audit
Tasmi Quazi
Kanyenathi, the Comic-Relief funded project of…

Kanyenathi: Participatory Infrastructure Audit with Informal Workers
Tasmi Quazi
Kanyenathi meaning "with us" in isiZulu, is the…