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What you see here, and indeed most of urban and peri-urban Zimbabwe, is the informal economy at work.
Christine Mhasvi has come a very long way.
Gender equality “takes all parts of the equation moving,” says expert Dr. Margo Thomas.
In our work in East Africa, we often see the need to support informal jobs, entrepreneurship, and access to finance. Read insights from The MasterCard Foundation's new report on mixed livelihoods and some key lessons for program design.
