The Lebombo border post has been partially reopened to allow movement between South Africa and Mozambique.
The partial reopening was implemented on the 8th of November after the Border Management Authority (BMA) finalized the necessary safety measures and protocols.
As reported by Travel News, there were also discussions between South African and Mozambican authorities.
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Although access was initially limited to travellers, cargo operations were resumed on the 9th of November.
In a report by Times Live, Gavin Kelly, CEO of the Road Freight Association, stated that the border closure had disrupted the movement of cargo from South Africa, thus causing losses. The estimated losses amount to around R5 billion.
Travellers are urged to remain cautious, as well as to ensure that they are informed and updated as they plan trips to Mozambique.
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