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Mozambique: Quelimane–Chinde ferry service resumes after five-year hiatus — passengers only, for now | Watch
9:12 CAT | 05 Sep 2025
Screen grab: Miramar
The Quelimane-Chinde ferry route in Zambézia resumed operations this Wednesday. A fully refurbished vessel was commissioned, with a capacity of 150 passengers and an average journey time of nine hours. The refurbishment cost approximately 30 million meticais.
A refurbished vessel, named after Namiara, a village in Chinde, has a capacity of 150 passengers and 60 tons of cargo, including a freezer with a capacity of 250 kilograms. It is a lifeline for those living in Chinde district, a difficult-to-access area.
The vessel was refurbished by CFM, which has, since the end of 2023, managed the Tansmaritima company, previously under state management, through the IGEPE.
Service on the Quelimane-Chinde route was suspended five years ago following the breakdown of the vessel then in operation.
Source: O País / Miramar
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