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In boon for region, bridge linking Botswana, Zambia inaugurated

Botswana and Zambia have inaugurated a road and rail bridge linking the two countries, marking the completion of a multimillion-dollar project aimed at easing congestion at border crossings and boosting trade. Stretching for 923 metres (some 3,000 feet) over the Zambezi River, the curved Kazungula bridge provides a long-needed alternative route for hauliers. “This will lower the cost of doing business,” Zambia’s President Edgar Lungu said at the ribbon-cutting ceremony on Monday, anticipating “an increase in trade and competitiveness, job creation, tourism and other positive ripple effects”. Botswana’s President Mokgweetsi Masisi said the bridge would “open avenues for improved trade”. He also said his country regarded Zambia as a key strategic partner in development, adding the project was a demonstration of the continued growing relations.

The SA/Zim border may see shorter queues, as the Kazungula bridge opens Monday

The SA/Zim border may see shorter queues, as the Kazungula bridge opens Monday  May 09, 2021, 08:04 AM facebook Supplied Botswana Ministry of Trade Congestion at the infamous Beitbridge border post should be eased from Monday, thanks to a new route. Freight truckers now have the option of travelling to Lusaka via Botswana, with the opening of the Kazungula bridge.  The bridge will allow trucks to and from South Africa to bypass Zimbabwe entirely. The opening of a bridge at Zambia’s Kazungula on Monday, 10 May, should have a significant impact on South Africa, relieving congestion at the infamous Beitbridge border crossing for freight truckers.

BIUST RECOGNIZES COVID 19 WORKERS | The Patriot On Sunday

Following the emergence of Corona Virus pandemic in the country, the  Botswana International University of Science and Technology (BIUST) became one of the institutions that worked tirelessly to help the government by producing products that helped with the fight against the pandemic which have ravaged not only Botswana, but also the entire world. Speaking at the virtual awards ceremony which was held to appreciate BIUST staff and students who took part in the  production of the products, in Palapye recently,  BIUST Vice Chancellor Professor Otlogetswe Totolo applauded the awardees for  working determinedly to produce COVID 19 response products in a concerted effort to assist the Botswana Government  combat the spread of Covid-19 pandemic.

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