Maputo — Attacks against vehicles in the central Mozambican provinces of Manica and Sofala are responsible for a decline in the business of passenger and freight transport companies, causing them serious losses, according to Agostinho Vuma, chairperson of the Confederation of Mozambican Business Associations (CTA).
Speaking in Maputo on Wednesday, Vuma said the reduced flow of trucks willing to risk the roads in the central provinces is also leading to shortages in markets that depend on goods coming from the south of the country.
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