Beitbridge Border Post

At least 22 buses have been caught over the past two weeks leaving Beitbridge carrying goods smuggled across the Limpopo.
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Security officials working with the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) anti-smuggling unit in Beitbridge have intercepted three commercial trucks which were transporting an assortment of groceries which had been declared as fertilizer.
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The volume of commercial trucks using Beitbridge Border Post has started to increase, with transporters now avoiding the Botswana transit route due to very strict Covid-19 screening measures.
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Business at Beitbridge border post came to a standstill for about two hours yesterday after scores of omalayitsha (informal cross border couriers)who were travelling in about 50 South African registered vehicles were left stranded on the…
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There is low activity at Beitbridge Border Post with only commercial truck drivers using the point of entry to cross into either Zimbabwe or South Africa.
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South Africa remains Zimbabwe’s largest trading partner after the neighbouring nation imported 39 percent of the US$4,39 billion total exports from Zimbabwe last year.
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Commercial truck drivers and cross border transporters, commonly referred to as Omalayitsha must produce a certificate when they arrive at a Zimbabwean border post indicating they are Covid-19 free or undergo 10-days mandatory quarantine…
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The volume of human traffic and light vehicles passing through Beitbridge Border Post has relatively declined with authorities fully implementing the national lockdown regulations which among other things restricts non-essential general…
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A call for full implementation of the one-stop-border post concept at Beitbridge is seen as a solution to the perennial congestion challenges that take place there, South Africa’s Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Home Affairs has said.
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South Africa will close its borders to general passenger traffic until 15 February to contain the spread of a new strain of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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