The Border Management Authority (BMA) says plans are under way to construct a one-stop border between South Africa and Zimbabwe.
BMA Commissioner Dr. Mike Masiapato says the border will see travelers and cargo trucks being processed at only one point.
Masiapato says they are also working on building another bridge on the western side of the Limpopo River, specifically for cargo trucks.
He says this implementation will significantly reduce congestion at the port of entry.
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BMA Commissioner Dr. Mike Masiapato says the border will see travelers and cargo trucks being processed at only one point.
Masiapato says they are also working on building another bridge on the western side of the Limpopo River, specifically for cargo trucks.
He says this implementation will significantly reduce congestion at the port of entry.
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
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