Beitbridge truck gridlock deepens as BMA points to Zimbabwe-side delays

WIRE — By Wendy Dondolo l IOL THE Border Management Authority (BMA) and the South African Revenue Service (SARS) have moved to reassure freight operators and motorists that the long queues of trucks on the corridor leading to the Beitbridge Port of Entry are not the result of delays on the South African side of the border. The post Beitbridge truck gridlock deepens as BMA points to Zimbabwe-side delays appeared first on NewZimbabwe.com.

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