Kenya: The Standard Gauge Railway Takes Shape

Kenya: The Standard Gauge Railway Takes Shape

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The Standard Gauge Railway is rapidly taking shape, transforming the landscape and livelihoods.

21 campsites have been put up along the route, each supervising the works on a particular section. Two factories have also been opened to supply the sleepers and T-Beams – for supporting bridges.

Bridges will account for 30 km of the 609 km line, including a 2km bridge over Tsavo River. Several other bridges will be built in Tsavo to allow the elephants to pass under the line. Each of these will be 7 metres high and 50 metres long.

The Sh 345 billion project is scheduled for completion in June 2017. It will carry freight trains at a speed of up to 80km/h and passenger trains at a maximum speed of 120km/h.

We have some pictures showing some of the progress.
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Source: nairobiwire.com
 
I give kudos to the JAP guys for for fast tracking this massive project that was started /Hatched during the Kibaki/Raila administration...
 
The Standard Gauge Railway is rapidly taking shape, transforming the landscape and livelihoods.
21 campsites have been put up along the route, each supervising the works on a particular section. Two factories have also been opened to supply the sleepers and T-Beams – for supporting bridges.
Bridges will account for 30 km of the 609 km line, including a 2km bridge over Tsavo River. Several other bridges will be built in Tsavo to allow the elephants to pass under the line. Each of these will be 7 metres high and 50 metres long.
The Sh 345 billion project is scheduled for completion in June 2017. It will carry freight trains at a speed of up to 80km/h and passenger trains at a maximum speed of 120km/h.
We have some pictures showing some of the progress.








- See more at: The Standard Gauge Railway is Taking Shape.. Here are Some New PHOTOS

 
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Huku kwetu Zabuni kupita mpaka 30% itoke na longo longo kibao
 
I lav Kenyan spirit of doing things.lets be proud as a hardworking $ united people
 
The Standard Gauge Railway is rapidly taking shape, transforming the landscape and livelihoods.
21 campsites have been put up along the route, each supervising the works on a particular section. Two factories have also been opened to supply the sleepers and T-Beams – for supporting bridges.
Bridges will account for 30 km of the 609 km line, including a 2km bridge over Tsavo River. Several other bridges will be built in Tsavo to allow the elephants to pass under the line. Each of these will be 7 metres high and 50 metres long.
The Sh 345 billion project is scheduled for completion in June 2017. It will carry freight trains at a speed of up to 80km/h and passenger trains at a maximum speed of 120km/h.
We have some pictures showing some of the progress.








- See more at: The Standard Gauge Railway is Taking Shape.. Here are Some New PHOTOS

I just dont like Kenyans period. They are the most hypocrites creatures of our time. Yaani if I were a president even for Two hours, my first operation i would have commanded would have been "Operation rudisha nyang'au".
 
Hii naifananisha kabisa na reli yetu ya TAZARA iliyojegwa mwaka 1975 na Kenya mnatia juhudi kuwa nayo.


Photo: Treni ya TAZARA ikikata mbunga Tanzania


Treni ya TAZARA
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Hivi tazara ni SGR?
 
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