At sunrise, long-distance haulage trucks carrying goods between Zimbabwe and South Africa would already be lined up bumper-to-bumper along the narrow crossing over the Mucheke River. Kombis weaved impatiently through traffic. Vendors stood by the roadside watching the daily gridlock swallow customers, fuel and time. What should have been a routine passage through one of Zimbabwe’s oldest cities had become a grinding bottleneck on one of southern…
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