Geza Ulole
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mshikaji kimbelembele! Ukiingia Gautrain website wanaiita commuter rail Ila Mpumbavu wa Nairobi anabisha humu ndani na kuiita metro!Now tell us why Nairobi conmuter rail is not a Metro will be glad to hear from your perspective
Mimi sioni tatizo liko wapi deni likilipwa. Ama ulikuwa unataka tukose kulipa deni ili nchi idefault? Unajua consequences za Kenya kudefault?
Geza Ulole na coodip1 mimi sio size yenu. Kama mnataka kuargue tafuteni mtu mwingine wa kuargue naye. Mimi nitawaumbua. Kama nilivyosema hio ya SA ni metro. Fullstop.mshikaji kumbelembele! Ukiingia Gautrain website wanaiita commuter rail Ila Mpumbavu wa Nairobi anabisha humu ndani na kuiita metro!
Johannesburg commuter metro Although South Africa has no true metro by the conventional definition, it's ambitious Gautrain (named for Gauteng Province), whose first section opened in June 2010, is very much a metro by the standards of cities like Liverpool, Melbourne and Sydney. Withdrawing from the age old subnut debate on what constitutes a true metro, we happily declare the Gautrain a commuter metro, perhaps a new term in metro terminology. It's rolling stock looks like a cross between metro and commuter rail. It serves several large metro areas. It has large underground sections with underground stations. Traveling at speeds up to 160 kph, the 80 km long Gautrain opened in June 2010. The system connects Johannesburg with South Africa's capital of Pretoria, 50 km away. The high speed met6ro has seven stations, three of which are in subway. The Gautrain has also seen it's fair share of controversy. Serving affluent areas with modern, air conditioned cars and high ticket prices, commuters utilizing the area's aging Metrorail commuter system have accused the Gautrain of serving only the elite. "Nonsense!" one unidentified Gautrain official was reported to have replied. "When has South Africa ever made a distinction between classes? It sounds like the remark of some uneducated ghetto fool." Have you heard the word? A 7.2 km light rail line is also under study in Johannesburg, as is a monorail for Sowetto. |
Tatizo mnayo fedha ya kulipa?Mimi sioni tatizo liko wapi deni likilipwa. Ama ulikuwa unataka tukose kulipa deni ili nchi idefault? Unajua consequences za Kenya kudefault?
Fedha ipo. Bado hatujafika danger zone.Tatizo mnayo fedha ya kulipa?
hebu nitajie metro inakimbia 160 km/h!Geza Ulole na coodip1 mimi sio size yenu. Kama mnataka kuargue tafuteni mtu mwingine wa kuargue naye. Mimi nitawaumbua. Kama nilivyosema hio ya SA ni metro. Fullstop.
Johannesburg
commuter metro
Although South Africa has no true metro by the conventional definition, it's ambitious Gautrain (named for Gauteng Province), whose first section opened in June 2010, is very much a metro by the standards of cities like Liverpool, Melbourne and Sydney. Withdrawing from the age old subnut debate on what constitutes a true metro, we happily declare the Gautrain a commuter metro, perhaps a new term in metro terminology. It's rolling stock looks like a cross between metro and commuter rail. It serves several large metro areas. It has large underground sections with underground stations.
Traveling at speeds up to 160 kph, the 80 km long Gautrain opened in June 2010. The system connects Johannesburg with South Africa's capital of Pretoria, 50 km away. The high speed met6ro has seven stations, three of which are in subway.
The Gautrain has also seen it's fair share of controversy. Serving affluent areas with modern, air conditioned cars and high ticket prices, commuters utilizing the area's aging Metrorail commuter system have accused the Gautrain of serving only the elite. "Nonsense!" one unidentified Gautrain official was reported to have replied. "When has South Africa ever made a distinction between classes? It sounds like the remark of some uneducated ghetto fool."
Have you heard the word? A 7.2 km light rail line is also under study in Johannesburg, as is a monorail for Sowetto.
Kenya is not poor like Tanzania, hakuna siku utaskia tumesamehewa deni venye mlifanyiwa.Tatizo mnayo fedha ya kulipa?
Could be from StadlerTanzania to receive first 42 Korean electric trains by November
THURSDAY JULY 15 2021
Photo by Hyundai Rotem
By Bethsheba Wambura
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Dar es Salaam. The Tanzania Railways Corporation (TRC) has said it will receive first 42 electric locomotives by November this year.
This will see the corporation officially start operating the Dar es Salaam-Morogoro section of the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR).
This was stated by the Minister for Works and Transport, Dr Leonard Chamuriho, after he witnessed the signing of the contract between Tanzania Railway Corporation (TRC), and Hyundai Rotem on Wednesday in Dar es Salaam.
During the signing TRC was represented by its director general, Masanja Kadogosa, while Hyundai Rotem was represented by its senior manager, Mr Lee Se-Han.
“Earlier, we procured 42 electric locomotives from Germany and South Korea. Once they arrive in November, the testing of the SGR section from Dar es Salaam to Morogoro will commence,” he said.
Speaking at the event, Mr Kadogosa said it was encouraging that they the contractor has seen the need to train local engineers on how to operate the SGR.
“In every contract that we have signed so far, there is a component that compels the teaching of local experts on maintenance, signals and driving.
“This will enable our experts to be trained in different areas. We want more local engineers to be competent in all the aspects just like the way we have our own experts operating Air Tanzania,” he said.
Mr Kadogosa stressed that 200 engineers and 10 drivers will go Korea to learn how to operate electric trains. “The approach we are using is to allow locals experts to operate in the SGR instead of going for foreign engineers,” emphasized.
He said construction of the Dar es Salaam-Morogoro section of the SGR has reached 92.7 percent - and, currently, the contractor, Turkish firm, Yapi Merkezi, was completing the remaining 15 kilometres of the project.
Explaining, Mr Kadogosa said they decided to choose Hyundai Rotem to manufacture the electric locomotives because it is a big company that has been operating for many years.
In his remarks, Mr Lee Se-Han said his organization was happy to work with TRC to supply EMUs and electric locomotive for the SGR.
“We are confident that through close cooperation we will be able to manufacture the electric locomotives within the specified time 25 months,” he said.
The deal follows the Tanzanian government’s plan to modernize its railroads, investing 7.9 trillion ($6.9 billion) to replace its old railway system. Tanzania’s rails were narrower than standard gauges, and trains had to be driven at a slow speed of 30 to 40 kilometers per hour.
With new rails, electric locomotives and EMUs supplied by Hyundai Rotem will run at a maximum speed of 160 kilometers per hour.
Along with the ongoing construction of the Dar es Salaam-Morogoro section, work on the 426-kilometre long Morogoro-Makutupora section of the SGR is currently ongoing.
Like the Dar es Salaam-Morogoro section, the Morogoro-Makutupora section is also being built by the Turkish company Yapi Merkezi.
There are still three more phases left in Tanzania's standard gauge railway project — modernizing the 673 kilometer railway between Makutupora, Tabora, Isaka and Mwanza — and Hyundai Rotem aims to actively participate in future bids to supply more electric trains.
Tanzania to receive first 42 Korean electric trains by November
The Tanzania Railways Corporation (TRC) has said it will receive first 42 electric locomotives by November this year.www.thecitizen.co.tz
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42 Locomotives from Germany and South Korea, will we be having locomotives from Siemens? Aisee kuna watu wa Chinese first class watarukwa akili humu ndani!
ohk..! nimetafuta habari juu ya hii order ila sijaipata!Could be from Stadler View attachment 1854959
ohk..! nimetafuta habari juu ya hii order ila sijaipata!
Haina citation lakini! Hiyo info si reliable source!
Go to the order section utakuta nchi kubwa tuu zime order huu mzigo sisi tume order 6 Stadler Euro duo View attachment 1854974View attachment 1854975View attachment 1854976
Tutajie model ya train za tz, mtu hata model hujui ni gaji alafu unakuja hapa kupayukaYaani 3680kw engine power ivute train ya urefu 2500m na engine power ya 4780kw ishindwe ivute only 2000m ? Tumia akili kidogo hata ya darasani basi. Locomotives zenu DF8B power output yake ni 3680kw while Tanzania electric locomotives power yake ni 4780kw do the maths
wacha wivu wewe mkunya hamna kitu mnaweza fanya better than us in SGR! Take that to ur mama!Tutajie model ya train za tz, mtu hata model hujui ni gaji alafu unakuja hapa kupayuka
Umeamka uongezewe dawa?! 💉Tutajie model ya train za tz, mtu hata model hujui ni gaji alafu unakuja hapa kupayuka
Hizo details ni kwenye tender documentTutajie model ya train za tz, mtu hata model hujui ni gaji alafu unakuja hapa kupayuka