Mbare Musika has long been a symbol of Zimbabwe's informal economy, an epicentre where thousands of traders have earned a living, supported families, and contributed to the country's economy.

The informal sector and mass markets have realised that people want to be valued for their knowledge, expertise and contribution to societal well-being rather than depend on food aid and government ...

Street vending is a major economic activity in most of Ghana’s urban areas. The vendors bring everyday goods to residents and ...

Spread This NewsBy Alois Vinga CABINET has approved the compulsory usage of electronic money by all businesses as part of ...

The Zimbabwean government faces challenges in promoting the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) currency for financial stability, as some ...

As Zimbabwe’s retailers began falling, blaming the high cost of doing business and the informal sector for their woes, small ...

By formalising the sector and providing designated spaces for vendors to sell their wares, Zimbabwe can promote economic growth and reduce inequality. It is time for Zimbabwe to revitalise its economy ...

Q-commerce is poised to become a significant source of employment in India, generating hundreds of thousands of jobs, ...

Ahmed Abdel-Hafez asks experts for their views of the second assessment of moves to widen the role of the private sector in ...

ZIMBABWE’S industry and commerce sectors have reiterated their call for government’s intervention as more companies shut down ...

PHILIPPINE UNEMPLOYMENT eased to 3.1% in December amid a surge in hiring in the transport and storage sector, bringing the full-year average to a record-low of 3.8%, according to the statistics agency ...