SUNDAY UPDATE: Since this report was posted on Friday, November 8, it has been reported that the situation at the border has improved.
Crowds of people wielding sticks milled through the streets while police could be seen keeping a safe distance.
Existing impediments at Beitbridge are compounding matters, forcing long-distance hauliers to avoid Zimbabwe.
The Border Management Authority has identified various crossings for anti-corruption collaborations.
Truco has clients right across the continent, as far afield as Mali, and usually tries to use the closest port.
The possession of multiple passports raises serious questions about the suspect's links to organised crime.
The outbreak in the DRC was first detected on May 8 and has since included 20 confirmed cases in South Africa.
100% load scanning and a duty on fuel in transit is killing trade, border consultant says.
