The aim of this research is to show how law enforcement impact negatively on the lives of informal traders and how this relationship can be improved. The paper tries to gain insight on how informal trading assist or betters the lives of traders. It shows how informal trading reduces the impact of unemployment and how informal trading can be better regulated without affecting those depending on the informal sector. Like this, it also examines the nature of the laws that conflict with the interest of informal traders.
The contemporary democratic South Africa that was highly celebrated during its inception in 1994, is now confronted with volumes of criticism due to lack of opportunity and prosperity. South Africa is witnessing protest (peaceful and violent) in various part of the country. The rate of unemployment in the country is increasing and this crisis informs the broader problem of the widening gap between the haves and the have not.
In the midst of these problems, the informal sector provides opportunity and hope for millions of South Africans and mitigate the impact of unemployment and inequality. However, the functionality of the informal sector in South Africa is limited by regulations and law enforcements. Therefore, the purpose of this research is to critically discuss the impact of law enforcements on the lives of informal traders.
Contents
Chapter One
Introduction
Background
Motivation:
Aim
Objectives
Research Questions
Problem statement
Chapter Summary
Chapter Two: Literature Review
Introduction
Developing Nations and the informal sector (and the informal trader)
The economics of the informal sector
Law, Regulations, authorities and the informal sector
Considerations for the informal sector
Chapter Summary
Theoretical Framework
Chapter Three
Research design and Methodology
Data analysis
Chapter Summary
Chapter Four: Data analysis and informal traders in their pseudonyms
Introduction
General Account of Warwick Avenue premised on the method of observation
Narrating the observed incidents of law enforcements at Warwick Avenue
The importance of informal trading on the lives of informal traders
Conflict of interest: Municipal laws and the aspirations of informal traders
An ideal version of the laws that can better regulate the informal sector: The perspectives of law officials and informal traders
Chapter Summary
Chapter Five: Evaluation
Evaluation
Chapter Summary
Chapter Six
Recommendations and Conclusion
Conclusion
Reference List
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