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CBRTA Holds Familiarization Meeting with RTSA and ZRA at Kasumbalesa Border The Cross-Border Road Transport Agency (CBRTA) of South Africa held a familiarization meeting with the Road Transport and Safety Agency (RTSA) and the Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) at the Kasumbalesa border post. The engagement marked a significant step toward strengthening cross-border cooperation and improving transport and trade facilitation between the two countries. The meeting brought together senior Management from all three agencies who had an opportunity to assess operations at Kasumbalesa boarder post to identify areas for enhanced collaboration. The discussions focused on harmonizing procedures and addressing issues affecting the efficient movement of goods being transported across the border. CBRTA’s delegation, led by Board Chair Sonwpile Mancotywa emphasized the importance of fostering strong partnerships with regional counterparts to create a more integrated and efficient transport system within the SADC region. The familiarization tour of Kasumbalesa aimed to provide firsthand insight into the operational realities on the ground and to explore practical solutions to shared challenges. Speaking during the meeting, RTSA Copperbelt Provincial Manager Mr Misheck Lungu highlighted ongoing efforts to enhance road safety and regulatory compliance among cross-border transporters while, ZRA officials provided updates on customs procedures and emphasized the need for digital integration and real-time data sharing to streamline clearance processes. All parties expressed commitment to continued dialogue and technical cooperation, with the aim of transforming all boarders into a model of cross-border efficiency and regional integration. 24th May 2025.

3rd June 2025 - RTSA Conducts Road Safety Stakeholder Engagement Tour in Eastern Province The Road Transport and Safety Agency (RTSA) is currently conducting a comprehensive road safety stakeholder engagement tour across Eastern Province, aimed at addressing the alarming increase in road crashes involving bikers. The tour brought together key stakeholders, including traditional leadership, the Ministry of Health, the Provincial Minister, local authority councils, motorists, cyclists, and biker associations. During the engagements, RTSA emphasized the urgent need for collaborative efforts to curb the rising number of traffic incidents, particularly those resulting in fatalities and serious injuries among motorcyclists. Stakeholders discussed the critical role of awareness campaigns, enforcement of traffic laws, and the adoption of safety measures such as wearing helmets and reflective gear. The participation of traditional leaders and the local authority was pivotal in advocating for behavioural change among road users. Health officials also highlighted the burden that road traffic injuries place on the healthcare system, underscoring the need for preventive strategies. The tour reflects RTSA’s continued commitment to engaging with all sectors of society in promoting road safety and preserving lives. Further interventions and follow-up initiatives are expected as part of a broader national strategy to reduce road traffic accidents.

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