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Zimbabwe expands one-stop border posts to speed up trade

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Zimbabwe plans to expand the one-stop border post model and extend opening hours at major crossings to reduce costly delays in cross-border trade. Discussions are under way to apply the system at other posts, acting tax authority commissioner-general Misheck Govha told the Daily News.

Zimbabwe is expanding its one-stop border posts and plans to extend opening hours at several major crossing points to reduce costly delays affecting cross-border traders, acting Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) commissioner-general Misheck Govha told the Daily News on Wednesday 21 October.

Discussions are under way to apply the model at other border posts, Misheck Govha added, according to the Daily News.

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