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Traffic congestion at Beitbridge Border Post, which is common during the Christmas and New Year holidays, will soon be a thing of the past, a senior immigration official has said.
The Beitbridge Border Post is currently being modernised at a cost of US$300 million, with key infrastructure due for completion by November 2022.
Speaking in an interview with <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/congestion-at-beitbridge-border-will-be-history">The Sunday Mail’s</a> Tanyaradzwa Rusike, Chief Immigration Officer, Respect Gono, said the renovations will ease congestion at the border and speed up the roll-out of the one-stop border post concept between Zimbabwe and South Africa. She said:
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Renovation of the border post itself should be complete by November 20, 2022.
In other words, phase three, which includes the passenger terminal, will be completed by the end of this month, meaning the border will be available for full utilisation by travellers for this festive season.
However, the whole project should be completed by the end of May 2023. This includes accommodation for staff and other aspects.
Once the renovation programme is completed, we indeed expect congestion to be a thing of the past, because the border upgrades ensure separation of traffic, which results in the fast and efficient movement of people and goods.
Travellers will be pleased to know that things are continuing to get better at the border.
In that regard, we expect that the situation will further improve on completion of the pedestrian and light vehicles terminal by the end of November 2022.
Proper signage has assisted in the smooth flow of persons and processes.
An automated traffic control system, which is now in place, also ensures efficiency and orderliness.
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Gono revealed that from January to September 2022, they had 2 012 559 entries and 1 463 321 exits, giving a total of 3 475 880 who passed through the border this year.
She said that at peak, such as the forthcoming festive season, they are expecting to handle between 30 000 to 35 000 per day.
Gono expressed confidence that border authorities will be able to handle the huge numbers without congestion.

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"Congestion At Beitbridge Border Will Soon Be History"

The National Security Task Force (NTF) has demolished an illegal makeshift bridge that was being used by smugglers and border jumpers to cross into Zimbabwe and South Africa.
The bridge made of wood was constructed recently about 1km east of the New Limpopo Bridge and those who erected the structure were charging smugglers and border jumpers fees of between R20 and R100 to cross.
Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) national police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi urged the public to always use the formal port of entry between SA and Zimbabwe. He said:
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As the police, we want to warn those engaging in crime along the border that their days are numbered.
We encourage those who want to travel or move goods between Zimbabwe and South Africa to always use the formal and legal port of entry.
</blockquote>
Reports suggest that there are over 200 illegal crossing points along the 250km border of the Limpopo River.
The most common illegal crossing points are Pandamine, River Ranch, Dite, Mawale, Mai Maria, Gate 2 and Musetshe.
A border official on Wednesday said smugglers and border jumpers were taking advantage of the receding water levels in Limpopo River in recent weeks to create more entry points.
In 2021, security agents destroyed another makeshift bridge near the National Parks compound that is infested with crocodiles and hippopotamuses.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/makeshift-border-footbridge-demolished/">The Herald</a></h4>

Security Agents Demolish Makeshift Footbridge Across Limpopo River

The Government has gazetted the long-awaited legal instrument to allow ordinary travelling through the borders of Zimbabwe with effect from 4 March 2022.
On 15 February 2022, Information, Publicity, Broadcasting Services Minister Monica Mutsvangwa announced that Cabinet had resolved to reopen the country’s borders for all vaccinated travellers.
According to General Notice 421 of 2022, the Minister of Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage, Kazembe Kazembe, notified the police and immigration officers of the operationalisation of the new cross-border travel regulations. Part of General Notice 421 of 2022 reads:
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The Minister of Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage hereby notifies every police officer, customs officer and immigration officer that entry and exit of persons into and out of Zimbabwe at all ports of entry and exit of persons into and out of Zimbabwe at all ports of entry and exit is permitted subject to the provisions of Statutory Instrument 18 of 2022, on Public Health (COVID-19 Prevention, Containment and Treatment) (Amendment) Order, 2022 (No. 40).
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Zimbabwe closed had all land borders to curb the spread of the novel coronavirus except for cargo transport, returning citizens and other authorised persons.
Announcing Cabinet’s decision to reopen the country’s land borders last month, Mutsvangwa said:
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In view of the continued decline in new cases and deaths coupled with a declining testing positivity rate that is indicating that the community transmission has gone down, all ports of entry be reopened but ensuring that all the recommended COVID-19 prevention measures are adhered to.
All ports of entry have been opened. All persons entering Zimbabwe must have undergone a valid COVID-19 PCR [polymerase chain reaction] test not more than 48 hours from the time of their departure for Zimbabwe, and be fully vaccinated.
Those with booster shots have an entry advantage
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<h4>More: <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a></h4>

Zimbabwe' Borders Now Open To All Travellers

The Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI) has called on the authorities to close the high number of illegal entry points along the country’s borders which are used to smuggle goods into the country. CZI has said that smuggling needs to be curbed in order for the country to develop economically. The Part of a report compiled by Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries, Border Management Committee chairperson, Salie Khan reads,
<blockquote>There are 16 legal ports of entry and an estimated 32 illegal entry routes along the Zimbabwean borders. Law enforcement agencies have highlighted lack of resources to effectively carry out their border management duties. They have inadequate transportation, and where transportation for patrols is available, it is not suitable for the kinds of terrain they have to navigate.
…The illicit nature of smuggling makes it difficult to quantify the exact amount of goods smuggled into the country. However, a visit to the Central Business District (CBD) will reveal the extent of the vice when looking at the number of selling points for smuggled goods as most pavements in the CBD are littered with vendors selling smuggled goods.</blockquote>
CZI president, Sifelani Jabangwe added
<blockquote>As industry, our concern is that the fiscus is losing out a lot because these goods do not simply pay duty and they are sold at cheaper prices…The first thing in turning the country into a middle-class economy is to act in stopping smuggling.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/zims-32-illegal-entry-routes-prompt-2-billion-loss-annually/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">New Zimbabwe</a>

Industry Calls For Govt To Close 32 Illegal Entry Points Along The Borders Which Are Utilized By Smugglers

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