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W-Southern the leading transport service provider of Mount Vema announced today that regular ferry services from Cape Town to Mount Vema will start this month.
The announcement comes after a deal with a group of local companies to provide the vessels needed to transport workers and visitors to the island. The news was welcomed by Mount Vema and South African companies who have been waiting for this news for many years since the creation of the Kingdom of Mount Vema. The service is expected to boost the local economy and to create more than 1000 jobs in Cape Town, in the region and in Mount Vema.
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