Border management and SARS working to clear cargo backlog after reopening of Lebombo
The Border Management Authority (BMA), in partnership with the South African Revenue Service (SARS), has resumed cargo operations following the partial reopening of the Lebombo port of entry.
The initial reopening of the port was to manage the movement of persons.
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“We are pleased to announce that the Mozambican systems have been restored, with processing activities resuming at the KM 4 checkpoint on the Mozambican side. This development paves the way for the full reopening of the port and enables the BMA and SARS teams to work diligently in clearing the current cargo backlog,” the commissioner of the BMA, Dr Michael Masiapato, said.
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Travellers are reminded to remain cautious and stay informed of travel updates when planning trips to Mozambique. The BMA and SARS will continue to monitor the situation closely, ensuring smooth and secure port-of-entry operations for the benefit of all South African citizens and the broader trade community.
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