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Investigating the causes of delays at border posts: A focus on institutional and infrastructural factors at Beitbridge Border Post
Beitbridge is regarded as the busiest and the most inefficient border post in Sub-Saharan Africa due to its poor state of systems and infrastructure. It takes travellers more than two hours to cross the border on a normal day, and a minimum of two days during holidays. Trucks spend up to five days t...
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2018
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