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The Legend Lives On: A Tribute to Afrika “Nomakanjani” Ntuli
Photo courtesy of Thomas Ferreira Annalise Mathers Last month, Durban sadly lost one of its most gregarious informal recyclers, Afrika Ntuli, to a taxi accident. In
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Our news highlights project activities, spotlight successes and challenges, and share perspectives and updates on the informal sector.
Advocacy
Warwick Junction and AeT in the Spotlight: “Enabling Structures” at the 15th International Architecture Exhibition Biennale in Venice, Italy
Photo taken by Emilia Bonsembiante, received from Michael Flanagan at designworkshop:sa Annalise Mathers The International Architecture Exhibition Biennale is widely recognized as one of the most
Informal Recycling Project
Durban loses a legend: Informal Recycler Afrika Ntuli
Tasmi Quazi On the eve of 31 May 2016, renowned Durban informal recycler, Afrika Ntuli, shockingly passed away after being knocked by a motor vehicle
Occupational Health & Safety
Putting occupational health and safety first for informal workers: A profile of MaDlamini
Annalise Mathers & Tasmi Quazi MaDlamini, also known as Zodwa Khumalo, is a figurehead and matriarch in Warwick Junction. At 71 years old, she is
Advocacy
Conference: Giving Voice to Women Traders in the Informal Economy
Tasmi Quazi On 13 and 14 April 2016, a conference exclusively for women traders – believed to be the first of its kind in Durban
Education
A Study on Street Furniture in Warwick Junction: The Trestle Table
Phumelele Mkhize & Tasmi Quazi The responsibility of designing and producing useful urban infrastructure in the city is assigned to professionals and governing authorities. What
