Modus operandi and the socio-spatial milieu in which immigrant niche markets vis-a-vis informal economic activities

This paper is situated within a broader economic, socio-anthropological framework and set against the background of immigrant niche marketing. Drawing on literature on immigrant niche markets (Gemici, 2008:9; Eckstein and Peri, 2018:3) with specific reference to Africa (Ojong, 2005:12; Ojong and Fomunyam, 2011:23), this paper poses that there is invisible literature aimed at assessing the position of niche markets of Zimbabwe migrant women hairdressers in Durban.
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