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Sasa unapinga nini mzee, kwn wewe ndio upo kule kisumu km director nini
Cost comparison SGR Kenya vs SGR Tanzania
Cost comparison SGR Kenya vs SGR Tanzania
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komora096
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Bado hamjapata yard sgr tz..
Mtazindua sana mzee
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Kwhyo entrance na floors wapi na wapi tena, alafu security systems zenu mlangano hazifiki tano aisee..
Yani mumeliwa kusimama km mbwa koko vile
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Umejuaje
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Hii ndio marshall yard ya tz, Mungu wangu
92km away[emoji26]
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Vessel identification number na GPS yake haidanganyi mkuu.
Iko Ruvu hapo kuna a huge dry port ambapo lorries zitakuwa zinachukulia mizigo yote hazitaruhusiwa kuingia mjini
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Manyang'au yanapata wivu hadi yanakuwa myeusii kama mkaa, yakiona maendeleo ya sgr TZ.
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Nimezipata na wala hazifiki tano
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Huo sasa ni unyanyasaji, sasa wakulipia huo usafuri mpka ruvu atakua nani..
Serekali au mwnywe mzigo, manake km sisi hata km kuna vile tumekosa lkn miundombinu kw aji ya lorries bandarini ipo
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How do u talk of security system while the terminal has not started working?
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ziko wapi hebu zilete hapa! 🤣 🤣 🤣
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wanajitekenya halafu wanacheka wenyewe hata mambo ya GDP wanapika data . yaani wanapenda sifa za kijinga. sasa wanamwongopea nani? wamevaa msuli wanaruka sarakasi (acrobatic) . sasa dhakari iko wazi
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ECONOMY
Tanzania to get new SGR electric trains November
MONDAY JULY 19 2021
Tanzanian government officials inspect SGR works. FILE
By THE CITIZEN
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SUMMARY
Arrival of the locomotives, which are Tanzania's first electric trains, means that the country can soon start operating the Dar es Salaam-Morogoro section of the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR).
This is according to Works and Transport Minister Dr Leonard Chamuriho, who spoke this week after overseeing signing of the contract between TRC and Hyundai Rotem.
The Tanzania Railways Corporation (TRC) has said it will receive the first batch of the 42 electric trains it had ordered by November this year.
Arrival of the locomotives, which are Tanzania's first electric trains, means that the country can soon start operating the Dar es Salaam-Morogoro section of the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR).
This is according to Works and Transport Minister Dr Leonard Chamuriho, who spoke this week after overseeing signing of the contract between TRC and Hyundai Rotem.
“Earlier, we procured 42 electric locomotives from Germany and South Korea. Once they arrive in November, testing of the SGR section from Dar es Salaam to Morogoro will commence,” he said.
Mr Kadogosa said the contractor would train Tanzanian engineers on how to operate the SGR trains.
“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. We want more local engineers to be competent in all the aspects,” he said.
Construction of the Dar es Salaam-Morogoro section of the SGR is 92.7 per cent complete.
The deal with Hyundai follows Tanzania's plan to modernise its railroads after injecting $6.9 billion into upgrading its old rail system, which forced trains to be driven at slow speeds of between 30 to 40 kilometres per hour.
However, the new rail mean that electric locomotives can run at maximum speeds of up to 160 kilometres per hour.
www.businessdailyafrica.com
ECONOMY
Tanzania to get new SGR electric trains November
MONDAY JULY 19 2021
Tanzanian government officials inspect SGR works. FILE
By THE CITIZEN
More by this Author
SUMMARY
Arrival of the locomotives, which are Tanzania's first electric trains, means that the country can soon start operating the Dar es Salaam-Morogoro section of the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR).
This is according to Works and Transport Minister Dr Leonard Chamuriho, who spoke this week after overseeing signing of the contract between TRC and Hyundai Rotem.
The Tanzania Railways Corporation (TRC) has said it will receive the first batch of the 42 electric trains it had ordered by November this year.
Arrival of the locomotives, which are Tanzania's first electric trains, means that the country can soon start operating the Dar es Salaam-Morogoro section of the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR).
This is according to Works and Transport Minister Dr Leonard Chamuriho, who spoke this week after overseeing signing of the contract between TRC and Hyundai Rotem.
“Earlier, we procured 42 electric locomotives from Germany and South Korea. Once they arrive in November, testing of the SGR section from Dar es Salaam to Morogoro will commence,” he said.
Mr Kadogosa said the contractor would train Tanzanian engineers on how to operate the SGR trains.
“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. We want more local engineers to be competent in all the aspects,” he said.
Construction of the Dar es Salaam-Morogoro section of the SGR is 92.7 per cent complete.
The deal with Hyundai follows Tanzania's plan to modernise its railroads after injecting $6.9 billion into upgrading its old rail system, which forced trains to be driven at slow speeds of between 30 to 40 kilometres per hour.
However, the new rail mean that electric locomotives can run at maximum speeds of up to 160 kilometres per hour.
Tanzania to get new SGR electric trains November
The Tanzania Railways Corporation (TRC) has said it will receive the first batch of the 42 electric trains it had ordered by November this year.
www.businessdailyafrica.com
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A general SGR cost comparison reminder!!