Regional trade analysts report that SADC countries are now pivoting from building new infrastructure to “optimizing existing corridors” by digitizing border procedures, improving customs data sharing, and strengthening corridor management.
This approach could reduce delays at borders, lower costs for cross-border trade, and better integrate smaller economies into regional markets. For landlocked countries, including Zimbabwe, smoother corridors may mean cheaper imports and exports.
The Portfolio Committee on Primary and Secondary Education has raised concern over high school dropout rates, revealing that 49,555 learners left school in 2024, highlighting challenges in access an..
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