Cost comparison SGR Kenya vs SGR Tanzania

komora096 said:
Hapo kituoni treni zinajeuzia wapi
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ila leo umetoa boko la mwaka
suala la kugeuza hakuna haja.. emu zetu zinakuwa zipo kama ‘symmetric’.. kichwa cha mbele kipo hivyohivyo kama kichwa cha nyuma so hakuna haja ya kugeuza
huu ni mfano..


afu usijifungie ndan tu.. tafuta hela usafir nchi za watu upate exposure..
mwakan january karibu bongo uzione emu za kwanza EA nzima
 

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Unadhani huwa anajifunza basi...jiandae kumjibu tena siku nyingine maana atatoa boko kama hili [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]
 
Ile mitambo yao ya chang'aa treni ikifika Nairobi wanaondoa kichwa wanaunga nyuma ready to go to Mombasa!
 
komora096 said:
Kw zile track mbili pale stesheni dar ndio mtakua mna control hyo flow..
Train delay kwisha treni kw stesheni ya dar haifiki
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Kwani hizi track zipo ngapi? Wacha upumbavu!



Kama nilivyokuambia treni zetu hazihitaji kugeuza yaani ikifika mwisho locomotive ya mbele inazimwa then dereva anatembea ndani ya treni na kuenda kuiwasha ya nyuma!
 
Tony254 said:
Hapa mliona sisi tumefufua meli yetu ya mafuta nanyi pia mkaamua kutucopy kama kawaida yenu.
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Kunyaland haina meli ya mafuta! Take that to the bank! In the lake Victoria only Tanzania has oil tankers!




History​


Marine Services Company Limited (MSCL) is a duly incorporated Tanzanian company based in Mwanza. Prior to registration as a fully-fledged company in 1997, MSCL was an integral part of Tanzania Railways Corporation (TRC). The company has more than 50 years of experience in maritime transport across Lakes Victoria, Tanganyika and Nyasa. MSCL services across the three lakes serves as a linchpin for the communities along the lakes and provides intermodal connectivity for the Northern and Central Corridors as well as East and Central African countries bordering the lakes.

MSCL has the fleet of 15 vessels for both Passengers and Cargo transportation. Nine (9) of these vessels are deployed in Lake Victoria, 3 in Lake Tanganyika and 2 in Lake Nyasa. The fleet is made up of 8 Passenger-Cargo vessels, 2 Oil Tankers, 1 Wagon Ferry, 1 Tug, 2 self-propelled barges and one tourist boat.

MSCL

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www.mscl.co.tz
 
Geza Ulole said:
Kunyaland haina meli ya mafuta! Take that to the bank! In the lake Victoria only Tanzania has oil tankers!
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Meli sio lazima iwe tanker ili ibebe mafuta. Hata meli ya ro-ro inaweza kubeba wagons za mafuta. Na hata hio yenu uliyopost kwenye picha huko juu sio tanker bali ni ro-ro ship.
 
Hii EMU sasa itabeba watu wangapi? Inaweza kuwa itabeba watu wachache sana. Mwenye data aweke.
 
Tony254 said:
Meli sio lazima iwe tanker ili ibebe mafuta. Hata meli ya ro-ro inaweza kubeba wagons za mafuta. Na hata hio yenu uliyopost kwenye picha huko juu sio tanker bali ni ro-ro ship.
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hiyo ni wagon ferry na mafuta yanakuwa kwenye rolling stock! Fool u need to specify! Ati Kunyaland ina oil tanker!? 🤣 🤣 ☝️ 🤭
 
komora096 said:
Hehehe!!"kujeuzia" unaelewa nini mzee, labda ni kiswahili ndio hamuelewi mkuu
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Komora bhn huwa anachekesha sn sometimes, eti "pakujeuzia" wkt hilo pia alikosea ila anatafuta pa kutokea [emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787]
 
The best 007 said:
Komora bhn huwa anachekesha sn sometimes, eti "pakujeuzia" wkt hilo pia alikosea ila anatafuta pa kutokea [emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787]
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Naona leo umekasirika sana kw kuwaonyesha watu km nyie hapo dar station mumejengewa kituko
 
Fundi kitasa said:
Ila mshikaji wako katoa kali ya mwaka leo [emoji28][emoji28][emoji28][emoji28] eti pakujeuziaa
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Uyo ndo alivyo huyo huwa anakurupuka tu ukimkamata anazuga, sasa eti anazuga kwamba kuna msamiati unaitwa "kujeuza" kwamba hyo kujeuzia alimaanisha parking, wallahi nimecheka kdg nianguke [emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787]
 
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