International passenger carriers are angry with the government. They say that both the Mozambican and South African governments are doing nothing to put an end to the wave of car burnings. According to them, the solution is to escort the vehicles. The scene where the burning of vehicles takes place...
The Metropolitan Transport Agency (AMT) acknowledges the four months of compensation owed to the carriers, but explains that this was due to FEMATRO's delay in making the lists available. A few days ago, FEMATRO threatened to increase the transport fare, allegedly because they felt cheated by the government that, of the six months of compensation...
The allocation of compensation and subsidies to carriers to mitigate the impact of rising fuel prices began on Thursday, announced a source from the Metropolitan Agency for Transport in Maputo. The payments are made through bank transfers and the Mozambican government is expected to channel about 90 million meticals to the process, said António...
No carrier will be excluded from compensation and subsidies to mitigate the impact of rising fuel prices, according to assurances from the Ministry of Transport and Communications. "We will not discriminate against any transporter, whether formal or informal. Everyone has rights," said Ambrose Sitoe, spokesman for the Ministry of Transport and Communications. The decision to allocate...
Operators of semi-elective transport of passengers in the city of Beira, paralyzed this Monday their activity, demanding a review of transport fares in the region in the face of rising fuel prices. "With the current fuel prices, we are not getting our work done. We hope to reach some consensus with the City Council,"...