‘We are suffering because of Sadc’

MANY people, who survive through vending in towns and cities want the Southern African Development Community (Sadc) Heads of State and Government Summit over as soon as possible for them to resume selling their wares to eke a living.

In an effort to spruce up the country’s image ahead of the Sadc summit, government embarked on an exercise to eject vendors, touts and unregistered kombis from major cities and towns across the country.

Government deployed police and soldiers to thwart any possible protests during the summit.

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