City of Durban Draft Street Trading By-laws

By The WIEGO Team on January 01, 2002

The by laws in this document were drafted based on Durban's Informal Economy Policy, and although they have never in fact been adopted by the municipality, they remain a good example of progressive street trading bylaws.

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