One transporter complained that it was taking about two hours to get through.
Word on the ground is that facilities in Zambia can’t cope with spill-over traffic from bottlenecking at Beitbridge.
Drivers claim they have been forced to accept unilateral decisions while serious questions remain unanswered.
Police and soldiers are becoming heavy-handed as the truck blockade at Kasumbalesa drags on.
Drivers refuse to move as government officials pay more lip service to security situation in DRC.
Ministers from DRC and Zambia attended resolution meeting over the weekend, to no avail.
It appears that border officials didn’t buy enough diesel to keep the generators going.
Express train will facilitate the movement of people and goods.
Service delivery protesters shut down Skilpadshek Border Post.
Deal smooths the way for cargo trains through Goba border to Port of Maputo.
Should it go according to plan, the transit between Zimbabwe and Mozambique will follow the lead of the Chirundu border further north.
Loaded Hazchem tankers stand in the sun while Zimbabwean officials check each and every load.
