Mnangagwa Back From Botswana, Strikes Deal Over Kazungula Bridge
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has returned after visiting Botswana where he struck a deal to partner Zambia and Botswana on Kazungula Bridge.
Mnangagwa inspected the progress at the Kazungula Bridge together with Edgar Lungu of Zambia and Ian Khama of Botswana.
The bridge was meant to link Botswana and Zambia while bypassing Zimbabwe completely after its completion but ZBC reports Zimbabwe will, together with Botswana also put up a one-stop border post at Kazungula so that it also benefits from the construction of the bridge.
Speaking to journalists soon after arrival, President Mnangagwa said he is happy to be working with his counterparts following a fallout between the countries ten years ago adding that the bridge is beneficial to the three countries.
The president said Botswana is also considering the idea of sending its coal from Moropule coal fields via Zimbabwe to Maputo on the condition that the railway line has to be revamped to carry large tonnages of coal.
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