SA and Mozambique prioritise safeguarding the N4 corridor between them
This was one of the main outcomes of Wednesday's bilateral engagement between South African and Mozambican authorities in Mpumalanga.
Mozambican transport minister, Mateus Magala, in Mpumalanga following a bilateral engagement with South African authorities. Picture: Jacques Nelles/ Eyewitness News.
JOHANNESBURG - Ensuring the N4 corridor between SA and Mozambique is safeguarded against any possible unrest remains a key priority.
This was one of the main outcomes of Wednesday's bilateral engagement between South African and Mozambican authorities in Mpumalanga.
South African and Mozambican Ministers of Defence, Transport and International Relations met to discuss national security issues.
This comes as the Mozambican constitutional council looks set to verify and officially proclaim the outcome of the country's October presidential election results on Monday, which could result in further unrest.
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International Relations and Cooperation minister, Ronald Lamola, says it is crucial that there are no further disruptions to the freight industry.
"The ministers agreed amongst others to enhance channels for frequent and continuous engagement turns to trade and supply chains."