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Local Government minister Ignatius Chombo banned vedning on urban streets and gave a June 26 deadline for traders to vacate pavements. Bulawayo Streets continue with business as usual.
Local Government minister Ignatius Chombo banned vedning on urban streets and gave a June 26 deadline for traders to vacate pavements. Bulawayo streets continue with business as usual. See Below:
Pictures: By Benson Dube
A customer picks avocados from a vendor on a pavement along Herbert Chitepo Street, Bulawayo, on the June 26 ban on urban vendors set by Ignatius ChomboA man sells roasted mealies on a pavement along 11th Avenue, Bulawayo, despite the June 26 ban on street vending in urban areasA shoe vendors sells items on the pavement along Leopard Takawira Avenue, Bulawayo, when traders should have vacated streetsCloth vendors sell along 5 Avenue, Bulawayo, despite the June 26 deadline for them to vacate streets as ordered by Local Government minister Ignatius ChomboMagodonga Mahlangu (left) and Jenniffer Williams lead vendors and Woza members during a demonstration at Bulawayo City Hall against June 26 ban on urban street vendingVending occurs on the streets of Bulawayo despite the Ignatius Chombo June 26 ban on vending on urban centre streetsVendor and Woza demonstrate at the Bulawayo City Hall against ban on urban street vending on June 26Vendors display goods on the pavement along Herbert Chitepo Street, Bulawayo, on the June 26 deadline to vacate streetsWomen display products for sale on the pavement along Herbert Chitepo Street, Bulawayo, on June 26Zimbabwe Republic Police officers monitor Bulawayo streets during the Woza demonstration against ban on street vending at Bulawayo City Hall on June 26
