Titlebook: Urban Informality in South Africa and Zimbabwe; On Growth, Trajector Inocent Moyo,Trynos Gumbo Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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Urban Informality Policies and Regulatory Frameworks in South African and Zimbabwean Cities Zimbabwe there is a consideration of the national approach and response to urban informality. In addition to this, the chapter reflects on these responses to urban informality by the two countries and amplify that the colonial and apartheid legacies seem to always prevail in terms of disrupting any well meaning plan to enhance urban informality.

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Historicising Urban Economic Informalityrican and Zimbabwean cities in particular. Parts of Africa with a long history of precolonial urban development, such as West Africa had entrenched urban economic informality which survived colonial conquest. However, the same cannot be said about much of South Africa and Zimbabwean cities, which gr

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International Migrants and Urban Economic Informality in South African Cities94 has contributed to the character of urban economic informality by international migrants in South African cities. This is precisely because, migration to South Africa after 1994 has been higher than any country in the Southern African region. This is clearly attributable to the political and econ

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Spatial and Compositional Formality–Informality Interfaces in the City of Harare, Zimbabwermations, the phenomenon has been occupying places that were regarded as the preserve of its formal economic sector counterpart. This chapter focuses on the changing characteristics of urban informal economic activities in Harare and demonstrates how they have assumed features of formal businesses r

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The Spatial Configuration and Reconfiguration in Bulawayo City: Regarding the Impact of Politico-Ecoargest city. The aim in this attempt is linking the temporal, spatial and structural linkages between the informal economic enterprises (IEEs) that have grown and spread in urban centres and their formal economic enterprises (FEEs) to political and economic ideological changes. In this context, it i

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