
Petty-Offence By-Laws are Part of the Problem in the Regulation of Informal Trading
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Chloë Lead with Sithulisile Moyo
Informal workers constitute…

Informality and the Law: Narratives of informal workers in Warwick, Durban
Sithulisile Moyo
PART 1: #narratives of an informal worker:…

Law Seminar with informal workers: Closing the gap between law and justice
Sithulisile Moyo
The ILO reported that around 2 billion people…

Workshop Launch of Vikelani Amalungelo (isiZulu for “Protect our Rights”)
Zilungele Nkosi
The Know your Rights’ initiative aims to…


Reflecting on 2016 and Beyond: Part 1 of 2
Tasmi Quazi
As AeT concluded 2016, it provided the opportune…

Conference: Giving Voice to Women Traders in the Informal Economy
Tasmi Quazi
On 13 and 14 April 2016, a conference exclusively…

Vending in Public Spaces & the Law in Durban
Tasmi Quazi
In August 2015, WIEGO published a case study on…

Landmark legal case defending informal workers’ rights
Richard Dobson & Tasmi Quazi
In the course of Asiye eTafuleni…