Ease of doing business in Botswana improving-DHL

Thursday, April 24, 2014

DHL says custom clearance turnaround has improved significantly

DHL is optimistic that efforts being made to improve the ease of doing business in Botswana will bear fruit. The express and logistics company says commitment and service from the customs department is encouraging.

At a press conference held in Gaborone recently, DHL Express Sub-Saharan Africa managing director, Charles Brewer noted that clearance at Botswana border posts are improving. “Engagements we have had with the officials are bearing fruits, and we have started to see some improvements clearing at the border posts,’ he said.

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Ease of doing business in Botswana improving-DHL

DHL is optimistic that efforts being made to improve the ease of doing business in Botswana will bear fruit. The express and logistics company says commitment and service from the customs department is encouraging.

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