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Following the bus accident near Musina, C-BRTA Deputy Commissioner, Mr. Simon Ditshego spoke to eNCA from the scene, highlighting the importance of compliance and road safety within the cross-border road transport sector.
The C-BRTA CEO, Mr. Lwazi Mboyi speaks with Capricon FM about the importance of addressing challenges and promoting efficient cross-border trade to unlock economic growth.
The Cross-Border Road Transport Agency (C-BRTA) continued its participation at the 2025 MSME Conference – Day Two, strengthening engagements with stakeholders on collaboration, enterprise development, and inclusive economic participation.
As part of effortsto support inclusive economic growth and enterprise development, the Cross-Border Road Transport Agency (C-BRTA) hosted and participated in the 2025 MSME Conference – Day One, engaging stakeholders on opportunities within the MSME sector.
The Chief Executive Officer of the Cross-Border Road Transport Agency (C-BRTA), Mr Lwazi Mboyi, discusses the Agency’s mandate, progress in facilitating cross-border transport operations, and the importance of improving efficiency within regional transport corridors to support trade and mobility across SADC countries.
Cross-Border Road Transport Agency CEO Lwazi Mboyi says they welcome the deployment of more police and traffic officials at the Lebombo border post. Levels of activity at the border post have increased as people begin their festive season travels. Nqobile Madlala has more.
Cross-Border Road Transport Agency CEO Lwazi Mboyi says they have picked up that many trucks that usually cross through the Lebombo border post have diverted to use the Beitbridge border post, following the challenges due to the protests in Mozambique
Today, Transport Minister Barbara Creecy, accompanied by her deputy, Mkhuleko Hlengwa, visited the Lebombo Port of Entry on the South Africa-Mozambique border.
SA, Botswana, and Namibia are celebrating 20 years since signing the Trans-Kalahari Corridor agreement which promotes compliance with road safety and security among member states.
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