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原文原文 / Original TextGOVERNMENT has fallen back on its words to completely remove vendors operating in Harare's Central Business District (CBD) and instead ordered them to only sell their goods between 6AM and 6PM.
Local Government Minister Daniel Garwe launched Operation Chenesa Harare last week Friday, where he supervised council officers as they tore down vending stalls in Newlands.
The ongoing operation has however been resisted, with vendors maintaining a visible presence in the CBD unperturbed by his statements.
Speaking in Harare on Thursday, recently appointed Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Local Government Tafadzwa Muguti appeared to be backing down from the initial, stern order and directed that they operate from morning to 6PM.
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"With immediate effect, vending within all CBDs is now limited between 6AM to 6PM across all 92 local authorities," said Muguti who was flanked by Garwe and Harare Mayor jacob Mafume.
"Vending within residential communities will be allowed from 6AM to 8PM, this includes high density suburbs."
A glaring shortage of jobs has left between 70% and 85% of Zimbabweans surviving on the informal sector, selling vegetables, second hand clothes, cheap-Chinese-made electricals and shoes imported from Mozambique.
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