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Another pledge on Filipino influx

Kota Kinabalu: The introduction of the Bongao-Lahad Datu ferry services scheduled end September will not result to influx of illegal Filipinos in Sabah.

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Price increases: Cross-border traders ready to step in – Zimbabwe Situation

Price increases: Cross-border traders ready to step in – Zimbabwe Situation
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Zim, SA at war over border jumpers - Zimbabwe Situation

Since Friday, hundreds of Zimbabweans have been arrested and deported for attempting to illegally cross into South Africa.

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Traders Fume At Zim Govt Over Border Snarl Up

Traders Fume At Zim Govt Over Border Snarl Up December 26, 2020 TRADERS have blamed the Zimbabwe government for the costly congestion being experienced at the Beitbridge border post over the Christmas holidays. This follows reported deaths on 15 persons who include truck drivers who have waited endlessly over days to be cleared at the border post. There are long vehicular queues on either side of the busy border post with up to 14 km long ones on the South African side. Hundreds of trucks, buses, taxis and small vehicles remained queued at the Beitbridge border post between South Africa and Zimbabwe this Christmas Day, attempting to get to the port of entry which has been congested for several days.

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Traders Fume At Zim Govt Over Border Snarl Up

By Staff Reporter TRADERS have blamed the Zimbabwe government for the costly congestion being experienced at the Beitbridge border post over the Christmas holidays. This follows reported deaths on 15 persons who include truck drivers who have waited endlessly over days to be cleared at the border post. There are long vehicular queues on either side of the busy border post with up to 14 km long ones on the South African side. Hundreds of trucks, buses, taxis and small vehicles remained queued at the Beitbridge border post between South Africa and Zimbabwe this Christmas Day, attempting to get to the port of entry which has been congested for several days.

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