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Beitbridge border post has become a hive of activity as more Zimbabweans based in South Africa arrive for the festive season. According to Immigration officials, they are now processing around 18,000 travellers and 270 buses daily, compared to 12,000 travellers and 120 buses daily during the off-peak period. More...

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