South Africa

It’s boom time on Zim border as locals turn into smugglers

23 June 2020 - 07:00 By GRAEME HOSKEN
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People return to their homes with supplies they have received from smugglers at the Beitbridge fence.
People return to their homes with supplies they have received from smugglers at the Beitbridge fence.
Image: Thapelo Morebudi

The wheels on smuggling networks are turning nicely.

And it's thanks to unemployed Musina bakkie drivers - who are making a killing.

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