Latest from COVID19, News

  • Police, council launch blitz against vendors
    21st September 2018
  • Vendors call for amendment of outdated by-laws
    17th September 2018
  • Byo councillors raise alarm over illegal shacks, shortage of affordable housing
    6th November 2026
  • Council postpones Operation Hlanzeka to give traders more time to relocate
    3rd November 2026
  • Plumtree council raises concern over vendors and illegal taxis
    29th October 2026
  • Bulawayo CBD vendors oppose relocation to designated sites
    28th October 2026
  • Byo orders illegal vendors to relocate to designated markets within a week
    22nd October 2026
  • Vendors challenge 6pm CBD trading cut-off
    21st September 2026
  • Bulawayo vendors oppose 6pm CBD trading cut-off
    18th September 2026
  • Zanu PF accused of betraying vendors as crackdown sparks political tension
    18th September 2026
  • Garwe orders vendors to stop paying space barons, bars police from seizing wares
    10th September 2026
  • VISET warns against vendor evictions without alternative trading spaces
    4th September 2026
  • Municipal police arrest powers divide opinion as Cabinet approves Bill
    3rd August 2026
  • BCC moves to relocate over 4000 vendors as CBD congestion worsens
    25th June 2026
  • Two years on, vendors still to be allocated vending bays
    10th May 2022
  • Zanu PF youths force vendors to chant party slogans
    11th November 2021
  • Vendors encouraged to obtain operating licenses
    23rd July 2021
  • BVTA calls for clarity in the decentralisation of markets
    22nd February 2021
  • Bulawayo vendors birth e-vending platform to ‘beat’ lockdown
    3rd February 2021
  • Hwange: Informal traders defy lockdown order
    12th January 2021