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WE ARE HIRING! TRUCK DRIVERS LOCATION: KITWE A reputable logistics company in Kitwe is looking for experienced, responsible and professional Truck Drivers to join our team. REQUIREMENTS 1. Minimum of 1 year experience as a cross border truck driver. At least six months of continuous work experience within the past year. 2. Valid passport and required driver’s licence (category d.g or d.). 3. Two recommendation letters from the company where recently worked. 4. Family members’ group photo. 5. Personal and at least 2 family member NRC photcopy. 6. Police clearance certificate. 7. Latest medical report. 8. Latest finger prints with a clearance police date stamp from h.q Lusaka. 9. Residential Google Address and Google location. 10. Vetted on blacklisted truck drivers group with evidence. 11. Belsam/Enac certificate. 12. Application letter. WE NEED 350 TRUCK DRIVERS!
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