Mainstreaming the Significance of the Informal Economy through Tertiary Education
Written by Tasmi Quazi, Photographs by Tasmi Quazi & Phumzile Xulu Since its inception, Asiye eTafuleni (AeT) has engaged the interest of various tertiary institutions
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Our news highlights project activities, spotlight successes and challenges, and share perspectives and updates on the informal sector.
The Emergent Importance of the Informal Economy through Secondary Education
Tasmi Quazi Last year’s national trial examination paper for Grade 12, 2012 (final year of High School) geography learners, contained an entire section worth of
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The AeT Team Composition & Approach to Partnerships
Tasmi Quazi The unique attribute of Asiye eTafuleni (AeT) within the “informal” economy sector is believed to be the deliberate integration of urban planning and
Work Experience on the Streets with Goucher College
By Tasmi Quazi Last week, two Professors and eight students from Goucher College based in Baltimore, USA, spent two and a half days with Asiye
Inclusion of Waste Pickers into National and Local Government Plans
By Tasmi Quazi & Richard Dobson Paper presented at the eThekwini-University Research Symposium on 19 September 2012 NPO Asiye eTafuleni (AeT) was commissioned by eThekwini
Reflection on a Field Trip to AeT’s Cardboard Recycling Project
Compiled by Tasmi Quazi As part of its dissemination strategy, Asiye eTafuleni (AeT) has welcomed the challenge of presenting its project work to interested audiences,
