Trans- Kalahari Mamuno Border Post opens 24/7

Topromoteseamlessmovementofgoods and people, promote investment and trade facilitation between Namibia and Botswana, both countries have agreed that the Trans-Kalahari/Mamuno border post between the two countries, which links the Port of Walvis Bay to Botswana's capital, will begin daily 24hour operations from 1 April 2023, insteadofitsusual06:00tomid-nightoperatinghours.

Oneofthebusiestcorridors,theTransKalahari/ MamunoborderpostislocatedalongtheTransKalahari Corridor, a tripartite trans boundary corridor spanning approximately 1 900 km across territories of Botswana, Namibia, and South Africa. The corridor is supported by a railwaylinefromthePortofWalvisBaytoGobabis where transshipment facilities are available. The corridor begins at Walvis Bay, on the B2 coastalroadtoSwakopmundfromwhereitheads

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