Zimbabwe and Botswana suspend passports, agree on free movement of their citizens

The Presidents of Zimbabwe and Botswana have agreed on the free movement of their citizens.
People travelling between Zimbabwe and Botswana no longer need to use passports and a national from both countries can spend up to 90 days per year in the other country without using a passport or work visa or permit. The two countries have agreed that citizens will only need IDs to cross the border.
Botswana signed a similar agreement with Namibia earlier.
We're joined by the Zimbabwe and Lesotho Permit Holders Chair, Luke Mufaro Dzviti.

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