Maputo — The highly successful public transport system in Greater Maputo, known as Metrobus, is under threat because of a dispute between the company that owns Metrobus, Fleetrail, and the public owned port and rail company, CFM, whose lines Metrobus uses.
Metrobus uses second hand rail cars, imported from New Zealand, to operate services from the municipalities of Matola and Boane to central Maputo rail station. From there, a fleet of buses ferries passengers to various parts of the city.
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