Fadzai Musindo describes her necessary yet risky daily crossings from Zimbabwe to South Africa, preferring informal routes to save money and avoid passport expenses.
Musindo explains the challenges of using the formal Beitbridge border post, citing high costs and the need to conserve passport pages, leading her to less safe options.
Amid the dangers of illegal crossings, Musindo shares her strategy of traveling in groups for safety, hoping to deter potential assaults as they traverse the perilous path.
Despite the risks of being harmed or robbed, Musindo's reliance on her job as a runner illustrates the dire economic conditions compelling many Zimbabweans to seek opportunities in South Africa.
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