vendors

The police will continue to patrol the streets of Harare while confiscating wares of those vendors resisting relocation to designated vending sites.
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Rights groups and political analysts have expressed outrage over the savage attacks on vendors and ordinary citizens by police in its on-going blitz against vending in Harare’s central business district (CBD) and its precincts.
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As some rogue elements within the security sector engage in human rights violations witnessed during the tenure of deposed former leader Robert Mugabe, legal watchdog Veritas has raised concerns over government delays in setting up an…
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Leader of pressure group #Tajamuka has been freed on bail after his arrest at a news conference just after castigating government for using disproportionate force to drive vendors from the streets of Harare.
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Some rogue police officers went on the rampage in Harare at the weekend  firing tear gas indiscriminately at commuters omnibus ranks before savagely assaulting revellers at night clubs.
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Opposition parties have slammed government for deploying disproportionate force to drive out vendors from the streets of Harare.
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Vendors in Harare yesterday complained over high fees they are charged by council for operating at the designated points, saying this had forced many to resort to the streets.
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Business was brought to a halt in Gweru’s Central Business District as police and vendors engaged in fierce battles after the street vendors defied a council directive to stop their open air operations following a typhoid outbreak.
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Vendors have made an impassioned plea for the speedy resolution of the presidential election results dispute saying it is adversely affecting their business.
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Zimbabwe’s anti-riot police have been clearing informal traders off the streets of the capital in a move many of them see as President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s revenge for vendors voting for the opposition in last week’s national elections.
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