Bulawayo fights on in an era of economic meltdown

Markets
 By The Standard and Newsday | May. 13, 2015
Due to rising unemployment people in Bulawayo now prefer open and flea markets to negotiate for various goods.

Due to rising unemployment people in Bulawayo now prefer open and flea markets to negotiate for various goods.

See pictures below:                                                  Photojournalist: Benson Dube

A trader engages a potential customer over a sale of a pair of shoes at Bulawayo Main post office premises yesterday1
A trader engages a potential customer over a sale of a pair of shoes at Bulawayo Main post office premises yesterday1
Ordinary level students wait for registration of November Zimsec examinations at Masotsha High School while their age mates (picture below) gamble at the corner Siyephambili and Luveve Road
Ordinary level students wait for registration of November Zimsec examinations at Masotsha High School while their age mates (picture below) gamble at the corner Siyephambili and Luveve Road

Touts play cards at corner Siyephambili and Luveve Road while age group students register for exams elsewhere

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