Mozambique: CFM Urged to Collect Debts From Its Clients

Maputo — Mozambican Transport Minister Carlos Mesquita on Thursday urged the publicly owned ports and rail company, CFM, to make a major effort to collect the money its clients owe.

The clients' debt to CFM now stands at around 60 million US dollars. Speaking at a meeting of the CFM Council of Directors, in the southern city of Matola, Mesquita said it is imperative to undertake serious work with the main debtors, including appointing a debt collector and giving a deadline for payment of the money owed.

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