‘Establish informal traders border posts’

THE Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Defence and Home Affairs is engaging the Immigration Department for the establishment of more informal border posts for the convenience of the travelling public and traders.

Speaking at the Southern Africa Informal Cross-Border Traders’ conference held in Bulawayo recently, committee chairperson, Ronald Muderedzwa said they were engaging the police and Immigration Department on the establishment of informal border posts.

“We are also, therefore, to make and liaise with the police command at the Immigration Department on the establishment of an informal border post in Mphoengs for the convenience of the travelling public and improve service delivery,” he said.

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