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<p>In an address to the nation on Monday night, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa extended adjusted level three of lockdown in South Africa. This extension came with 20 land ports of entry, including the Beitbridge post, being closed until the 15th of February. Now, the Zimborders Consortium recently secured funding for the upgrade of Beitbridge. Joining CNBC Africa to provide more detail into infrastructure plans amid the restrictions and beyond is Francois Diedrechsen, the CEO of The Zimborders Consortium.</p>


How the lockdown is affecting the Beitbridge border post upgrade

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<p>The Zimborders Consortium has secured $296 million for the upgrade of the Beitbridge border post between Zimbabwe and South Africa. This is a key national project and it is integral to Zimbabwe’s economic and social development goals. The Zimborders Consortium CEO, Francois Diedrechsen joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


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How the lockdown is affecting the Beitbridge border post upgrade

Zimborders Consortium secures $296mn funding to upgrade Beitbridge border post

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How the lockdown is affecting the Beitbridge border post upgrade

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