Meeting to resolve Beitbridge issues postponed again

29 Mar 2012 - by Liesl Venter

The Cross-Border Road Transport Agency (CBRTA) will meet its Zimbabwean counterparts in June this year after a meeting scheduled for March was postponed.
According to Tracy Naik of the CBRTA, the meeting was to have taken place on March 11 but was then postponed to April before being moved to June. A CBRTA delegation will travel to Zimbabwe in an effort to resolve some ongoing issues around the Beitbridge border post.

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