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By StreetNet International
May 30, 2012
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INDIA. “Vendors Still Favourite Stop Shop in Ranchi.” Times of India (27 May 2012) by Kelly Kislaya

BAHRAIN. “Bahrain Mulls New Rules for Street Vendors.” TradeArabia (26 May 2012)

CHINA. “Report: Chinese City Enforcers Accused of Brutality.” CNN (24 May 2012) by Paul Armstrong

NIGERIA. “Patronize Hawkers and Get Prosecuted, AEPB Chief Warns.” Leadership (22 May 2012)

SOUTH AFRICA. “Hawkers Challenge Cape Town’s Swoop.” IOL News Online (21 May 2012) by Fatima Schroeder

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