Malawi Revenue Authority (MRA) says the investment at Mchinji One-Stop Border Post has enhanced trade facilitation, border efficiency and revenue collection. | Chrispine MsiskaShe said the facility, implemented through World Bank-funded Southern Africa Trade and Connectivity Project (SATCP) introduced asycuda system, drone command centre and cargo scanner which improved trade facilitation, border efficiency and revenue collection. Mchinji One-Stop Border Post command centre manager responsible for power systems and drones Charles Chatha said the drones have helped in customs enforcement, replacing the manual surveillance eventually addressing smuggling of goods in uncharted routes. He said through the drones, MRA is now capturing data at a radius of 20 kilometres which has increased surveillance. Currently, the MRA has seven drones in border districts with the most active being Mchinji and Dedza.