AeT’s Renewed Vision: Inclusive Urban Design & Planning as a Driver of Change
Tasmi Quazi The Asiye eTafuleni (AeT) team appeared in the weekly edition of the Mail & Guardian newspaper as one of the highlights of the
News
Our news highlights project activities, spotlight successes and challenges, and share perspectives and updates on the informal sector.
Can artistic expression dignify the informal economy?
Tasmi Quazi & Richard Dobson After touring the Markets of Warwick, local photographer, Mike Van Heerden, published a captivating album of his experience on the
Collaborative Design: An Alternate Way
Tasmi Quazi Collaborative Design: An Alternate Way, is the title and proposition of an article written by Asiye eTafuleni’s (AeT) Research Officer, as featured in
Promoting Sustainability through Inclusion of Informal Workers at SLE 2013
Written by Megan MacLeod, Photo-essay by Tasmi Quazi Without a doubt, Afrika Ntuli, leader of the cardboard recyclers of Palmer Street, is the star of
Markets of Warwick Tour wins a Best Marquee Stand Award, second year in a row!
Phumzile Xulu Markets of Warwick Tour, a community tourism product from Warwick Junction, won the Best Marquee Stand Award at this year’s Durban International Boat
Critique from the Streets: The Parallels between Turkey, Brazil and South Africa
Richard Dobson & Tasmi Quazi The state approaches to the determined pursuit of “world class” urbanism without adequate public participation, and the ensuing protests in
