South Africa’s Railroad Association rebrands as African Rail Industry Association
Nigeria’s ambitious Chinese-built rail project is keen to avoid a familiar problem
Senegal receives three locomotives from Traxtion
Traxtion supplies locomotives to Sénégal
Ethiopia, Tanzania electric trains to speed up cargo movement
Nigeria’s Chinese rail, Biden’s Africa promise, Ethiopia’s garment factories
Canyon Resources buoyed by extensive rail upgrade work in Cameroon
Ghana’s GRDA signs deal to develop rail line in Ashanti Region
Mozambique has a role to play in Africa’s second railway revolution
Extensive cable thefts and looting halts South African rail services
Lawmakers on Wednesday approved the plan to expand the use of the money, seen topping 28 billion shillings ($261 million) by June, to include operations and maintenance of the railway. That’s partly because an extension of the railroad was put on hold, halting new land acquisitions.
President Uhuru Kenyatta has to approve the amendment of the Railway Development Levy of as much as 2% on imports before it becomes law.
This article first appeared on www.bloomberg.com
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