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TURKEY. “No Shouting: Istanbul Tells its Street Vendors.” Public Radio International (audio file) by Matthew Brunwasser

SOUTH AFRICA. “Hawkers to Take Joburg to Court.” The Citizen Online (17 May 2012) by Malcolm Rees

SOUTH AFRICA. “Informal Traders Rubbish ‘Deal’ with Johannesburg.” New Age Online (17 May 2012) by Luzuko Pongoma

ZAMBIA. “Zambia’s Move to Covered Markets Proves Hard Sell to Street Vendors.” The Guardian UK (17 May 2012) by Mark

BOTSWANA. “Vendors Propose for Amendment of License Regulations.” Botswana Gazette (16 May 2012) by Sesupo Rantsimako

ZAMBIA. “Street Vendors Will Continue Trading on the Streets For Now: Deputy Minister.” Lusaka Times (15 May 2012)

COTE D’IVOIRE. “Cote d’Ivoire Bans Street Hawking to Renew City’s Image.” Bernama.com (15 May 2012)

INDIA. “Sarojini Market to Reopen Today.” Times of India (15 May 2012)

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