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In an attempt to further regularise and formalise vending in the capital city, the City Corporation has drafted 2026 contracts for registered vendors of the Charlotte Street and Environs Vending Programme.
While both parties agree on a zero-tolerance approach to cleanliness, public health compliance, respect for space boundaries and timely fee payments, one major sticking point remains: the requirement that stalls be dismantled, with vendors not permitted to leave structures or materials on the streets overnight.
“Vendors must ‘break down and set up daily’ to allow for cleaning,” Deputy Mayor Councillor Abena Hartley said.
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