The Tanzanian section of the African Integrated High Speed Railway Network is a key link to the land-locked countries of the Great Lakes:
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Tanzania SGR project foresaw another
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Kenya-Ethiopia Railway construction will foresee resumption as the Government of Kenya has resumed its construction plans that are set to begin in the year 2025 to construct the high-speed electric train railway
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The African Union’s “Agenda 2063” includes plans for the African Integrated High Speed Rail Network (AIHSRN), a high speed rail line across Africa. However, their plan for completion is … Read the rest
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However, contrary to the UN and U.S., the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights, correctly states in Article 22:
All peoples shall have the right to their economic, social, and cultural development…States shall have the duty…to ensure the exercise of the … Read the rest
excellent video of Moroccon super high speed rail 320-350km/hr and plans for further inter-city and region connectivity including under-sea tunnel to connect the African continent by high speed rail to Europe! Rabat – Madrid in 6 hrs. Rabat -Paris in 10hrs
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Currently Gautrain ( 80km Johannesburg-Pretoria) is South Africa`s fastest train at 160km/hr . At the recent Southern African Transport Conference held in Pretoria the possibilities of high speed rail in excess of 160km/hr were discussed. This is excellent news for the South African economy .
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really enjoyable interview with CEO of TransNamib, Johny Smith, on railway development to open up Namibia`s trading routes from Walvis Bay to Botswana, Zambia and DRC! Walvis Bay was upgraded a few years ago and is now a world class deep sea port.
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Christophe Ndayiragije, author of Africa the Rising Economic Power, and PD Lawton in conversation with Jeremy Nell on TNT radio. We discuss the African Integrated High Speed Railway as well as the grand corruption of the IMF, World Bank and collusion with Glencore