LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, WELCOME TO TANZANIA'S ULTRAMODERN SGR STATIONS.


how fast he has forgotten the lyrics to his song
 
Only an insane person would build a big exravagant station at pungu...The only extravangant stations are are at daressalam, Morogoro and Makutupora(Dodoma)..
Kenyan extravangaant sgr stations are driven by corruption.

Teh teh teh tihiii
The feasibility of stations was the amount one could pocket.
 
Instead of building huge extravagant useless SGR stations in small towns like pungu. Tz decided to use those funds to elecrify their SGR..
Wisdom vs foolishness
 
Instead of building huge extravagant useless SGR stations in small towns like pungu. Tz decided to use those funds to elecrify their SGR..
Wisdom vs foolishness
Tehehehee . Hii mmeoshwa kubalini tu. ... . Those things look like some handcraft things for high school students. Waturuki wamefika kwenye shamba la bibi
 
Tehehehee . Hii mmeoshwa kubalini tu. ... . Those things look like some handcraft things for high school students. Waturuki wamefika kwenye shamba la bibi
I dont think Tz expected huge wasteful Sgr stations from Yapi Markez..what they expect is an efficient electrified railway that serves the purpose,reduces cost of transportation of both cargo and passangers
 
Instead of building huge extravagant useless SGR stations in small towns like pungu. Tz decided to use those funds to elecrify their SGR..
Wisdom vs foolishness
Hahaa! πŸ˜€ Electrified SGR with substandard cheap stations and railway tracks laid down by hand(zero machinery), that is witchcraft not wisdom.
 
Hahaa! πŸ˜€ Electrified SGR with substandard cheap stations and railway line laid down by hand(zero machinery), that is witchcraft not wisdom.
money is a scarce resource, instead of wasting it on useless extravagnat SGR station in the middle of the wilderness Tz uses that money to up the game in technology and efficiency...simple
 
money is a scarce resource, instead of wasting it on useless extravagnat SGR station in the middle of the wilderness Tz uses that money to up the game in technology and efficiency...simple
Correct, Soga and Pugu stations are in the middle of the wilderness. Wilderness of cheapness. Meanwhile, all the SGR train stations in Kenya are in strategic towns improving infrastructure in those places, with no need to waste resources pulling down stations to build new ones to fit bulging populations and new developments after five years or so.
 
Correct, Soga and Pugu stations are in the middle of the wilderness. Wilderness of cheapness.
Ofcourse, songa and pungu are not even 10% of Voi or Mtito a ndei..But The station at Dar, Morogoro and matukupora are comparable with Nairobi, Mombasa and Naivasha.. Its all about using money wisely
 
Udongo mwekundu dar rudisha hio pic ulipoitoaπŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚
 

Sgr tanzania inawanyima usingizi usiku na mchanaπŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚
 
SHoga and puNgu-ani stations .vyoo vya umma.hahahahaha
ichoboy01, hongereni.Sasa tunasubiri BULLET TRAINS.
Station zinajengwq kulingana na location ya sehemu hatuwez jenga station ya kuhudumia watu 1m wakat watu walioko ni 200k hatupotezi pesa za tax payers kwa mtindo huo
 
Especially if u have a rail a train can move at maximum speed of 80km/h!
 
Subirieni ya dar na morogoro ndio mufungue midomo yenuπŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚ wakenya wivu utawauweni chakula bado kinapikwa lakini kilio kwenu hakiishiπŸ˜†πŸ˜†πŸ˜†
 
Wabongo mbona uchungu mwingi kwa kwambiwa ukweli;>...hizo hasira zenyu zipelekeni kwa waturuki.hao ndo walijenga uovo huo mnaoita stesheni...;(
 
Built in 1908 by the Germans and still looks better than a train station built in Tz in 2019. 110 years later!
Germany has money to build fancy stations like the one in Kenya to replace them but instead they have been choosing to update the rail everyday!
 
I hope you are not talking about this Germany, this is Freiburg, Hauptbahnhof(Train Station).
Germany has money to build fancy stations like the one in Kenya to replace them but instead they have been choosing to update the rail everyday!
 
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