BMA clears SA of blame as Beitbridge truck delays pinpointed to Zimbabwe
The Border Management Authority (BMA) has moved to dispel concerns over freight truck delays at Beitbridge, stressing that South African border operations remain fully functional and that congestion stems from constraints on the Zimbabwean side.
Zimbabwean authorities cited limited parking space, abnormal load vehicles occupying parking bays.
According to information received from the Zimbabwean authorities, limited parking capacity at their port is contributing to the delays.
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