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 | Lalampaa, L.N. (2011) |
| Economic impact of relocating hawkers from Nairobi central business district to the new Ngara market | |
| International Journal of Professional Practice. Volume 2 #2. April-June. p. 149-174. |
| Arosanyin, G.T. (2010) |
 | Earnings from commercial motorcycle operations in Ilorin, Nigeria: a study on determinants |
| Ghana Journal of Development Studies. Volume 7 #2. October. p. 77-95. |
| Arosanyin, G.T.; Ijaiya, G.T.; Oludoyi, S.; Ajayi, M.A.; Ipingbemi, O. (2009) |
| Government assistance for informal sector enterprises in Nigeria: a case study of tire repair service in Ilorin, Kwara State |
| Ghana Journal of Development Studies. Volume 6 #2. October. p. 99-122. |
| Okinda, T.I.; Dwoya, N.S. (2009) |
| The role of information and communication technology in the provision of business information to women traders in the informal sector: a case study of Nairobi Westlands Masai market | |
| East African Journal of Information Sciences. Volume 2 #2. p. 81-94. |
| Onyango, W. (2009) |
| The design and production process of jua kali furniture in Kenya 'art or chaos' | |
| Africa Habitat Review Journal. Volume 3 #3. October. p. 205-213. |
| Morolong, B.L. (2008) |
| Challenging non formal education to meet its end of the bargain for women in the informal sector | |
| Mosenodi. Volume 16 #1. p. 27-39. |
| Obasi, Isaac N.; Motshegwa, Baakile; Mfundisi, A. (2008) |
| The State, globalization and the survival of the urban informal sector in Botswana: the challenge of public policy |
 | Africa Development: A Quarterly Journal of CODESRIA. Volume 33 #3. p. 55-79. |
| Adjei, F.G. (2007) |
| Building the human resource capacity of informal sector workers in Ghana: experience from Koforidua Mechanics Institute | |
| Ghana Journal of Literacy and Adult Education. Volume 3 #2. July. p. 89-98. |
| Akoten, J.E. (2007) |
| Profits and poverty reductions through informal sector self employment: evidence from Kenya | |
| Perspectives (Nairobi, Kenya). Volume 1 [3rd ser.] #2. January. p. 53-68. |
| Anonymous (2007) |
| The downside of informal trading - evictions | |
| Habitat Debate. Volume 13 #2. June. p. 7. |
| Chen, M. (2007) |
| Inclusive urban planning | |
| Habitat Debate. Volume 13 #2. June. p. 6. |
| Chirisa, I. (2007) |
| Post-2005 Harare: a case of the informal sector and street vending resilience: what options do key actors have? | |
| Local Governance and Development Journal. Volume 1 #1. June. p. 53-64. |
| Mitullah, W.V. (2007) |
| Informality: the bedrock of African cities | |
| Habitat Debate. Volume 13 #2. June. p. 10. |
| Neto, F.; Ha, Y.; Weliwita, A. (2007) |
| The urban informal economy: new policy approaches | |
| Habitat Debate. Volume 13 #2. June. p. 4-5. |
| Okunlola, P. (2007) |
| The informal economy in Lagos, Nigeria | |
| Habitat Debate. Volume 13 #2. June. p. 12. |
| Safari, P.S. (2007) |
| Problems of retirees in the informal sector and the role of the Institute of Adult Education | |
| Journal of Adult Education, Tanzania. #15. June. p. 109-128. |
| Skinner, C.; Dobson, R. (2007) |
| Bringing the informal economy into urban plans: a look at Warwick Junction, South Africa | |
| Habitat Debate. Volume 13 #2. June. p. 11. |
| Weliwita, A.; Ha, Y.; Kiwala, L. (2007) |
| Women eking out a living in Nairobi's informal economy | |
| Habitat Debate. Volume 13 #2. June. p. 20. |
| Yankson, Paul W.K. (2007) |
| Street trading and environmental management in Central Accra: decentralisation and metropolitan governance in Ghana | |
| Research Review. Volume 23 #1. p. 37-55. |
| Dada, J.O. (2006) |
| Harnessing the potentials of the informal sector for sustainable development: lessons from Nigeria | |
| African Journal of Public Administration and Management. Volume 17 #2. July. p. 44-53. |
| Ng'umbi, M.W. (2006) |
| Policies and practices on training in the informal sector in Tanzania | |
| Journal of Issues and Practice in Education. Volume 1 #2. December. p. 128-142. |
| Pranger, Ingrid (2006) |
| Informality, poverty and survival: evidence from two cities in southern Africa | |
| Journal of Social Development in Africa. Volume 21 #2. p. 31-56. |
| Jimu, Ignasio Malizani (2005) |
| Negotiated Economic Opportunity and Power: Perspectives and Perceptions of Street Vending in Urban Malawi |
| Africa Development: A Quarterly Journal of CODESRIA. Volume 30 #4. p. 35-51. |
| Liheta, B.S.A. (2005) |
| Household savings in rural Tanzania: a study of Dodoma and Morogoro Regions | |
| Journal of Co-operative and Business Studies. Volume 1. p. 80-112. |
| Rongo, L.M.B. (2005) |
| Health risk related to chemicals used in small scale industries in the informal sector in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania | |
| East African Journal of Public Health. Volume 2 #2. October. p. 12-17. |
| Rongo, L.M.B.; Leon, B. (2005) |
| Qualitative method for assessing dust exposure in small-scale wood industries in the informal sector | |
| East African Journal of Public Health. Volume 2 #1. April. p. 32-38. |
| Rongo, L.M.B.; De Haan, S.; Msamanga, G.I.; Dolmans, W.M.V.; Van Naerssen, T.; Heederik, D. (2005) |
| Felt occupational and environmental health hazards among workers in small-scale industries in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania: focus group discussion study | |
| East African Journal of Public Health. Volume 2 #1. April. p. 21-26. |
| Sanga, E.E.; Malunde, C.M. (2005) |
| Analysis of the factors contributing to the success of traditional savings and credit groups (Ifogong'ho): the case of Maswa District--Shinyanga Region | |
| Journal of Co-operative and Business Studies. Volume 1. p. 46-79. |
| Ijaiya, Gafar T.; Umar, Chika A. (2004) |
| The Informal and Formal Sector Inter-Linkages and the Incidence of Poverty in Nigeria: A Case Study of Ilorin Metropolis |
| Africa Development: A Quarterly Journal of CODESRIA. Volume 29 #3. p. 84-102. |
| Mulindwa, Innocent N.; Ntozi, James P.M. (2004) |
| Mothers in the Informal Economy and Changes in Child Feeding and Caring Roles in Kampala, Uganda |
| Africa Development: A Quarterly Journal of CODESRIA. Volume 29 #3. p. 114-130. |
| Musarandega, R.; Mangombe, H. (2004) |
| Relative income contribution and poverty status of men and women in households dependent on informal economic activity | |
| Geographical Journal of Zimbabwe. #35-36. December-Dec. 2005. p. 46-57. |
| Mwamba, N.E. (2004) |
| Extension of social security in the informal sector in Tanzania | |
| Tanzanian Economic Trends. Volume 17 #1. June. p. 27-44. |
| Ndanshau, M.O.A. (2004) |
| Informal credit in Tanzania: evidence from a case study in Northern Tanzania |
| Utafiti. Volume 5 #2. December. p. 109-124. |
| Pereira-Lunghu, J.M.; Goka, R.A. (2002) |
| Micro enterprises performance in the rural non-farm sector in Ghana | |
| Botswana Journal of Business. Volume 1 #1. March. p. 27-39. |
| Tassew W.; Oskam, A. (2000) |
| Off-farm employment and income inequality: the implication for poverty reduction strategy | |
| Ethiopian Journal of Economics. Volume 9 #1. April. p. 40-57. |
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