The Kenya Railways Corporation (KRC) will acquire more than 5,000 acres of land to facilitate the expansion of the Standard ...
For the best experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings. In May, 1969 the General Manager of the then East Africa Railways and Harbours (EAR&H) Dr ...
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Kisumu terminus gears up for historic Western Kenya standard gauge railway launch
Preparations at Kisumu Terminus are intensifying ahead of the historic launch of the Western Kenya Standard Gauge Railway (SGR), with final touches being applied to infrastructure and facilities at ...
Ruto's administration has indicated that the financing of the railway extension will be structured through a mix of public ...
Kenya has securitised Sh12 out of every Sh25 per litre collected from the road maintenance levy fund (RMLF) for the payment ...
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SGR extension to Kisumu set to begin March 2026 with over one year completion timeline
Construction of the SGR Phase 2B to Kisumu starts March 2026. This 264-kilometre project boosts trade, enhances transport, and positions Kisumu as a logistics hub.
Quick, comfortable, and surprisingly scenic ,here’s our SGR train review in just 30 seconds. In this video, we give you a rapid look at what it’s like to travel from Nairobi to Mombasa aboard Kenya’s ...
The announcement comes days after Kenya Railways outlined measures it will implement while acquiring land for the rail line.
Nairobi Terminus of the Mombasa-Nairobi railway in Nairobi, Kenya. Stretching 472 km from the port city of Mombasa to the capital Nairobi in Kenya, the Chinese-built Mombasa-Nairobi Standard Gauge ...
The Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) extension from Naivasha to Kisumu will be officially launched next month, with construction expected to be completed by June 2027, Kenya Railways Managing Director ...
As the Kenyan administration considers extending the SGR to Malaba in order to establish a connection with Uganda, all eyes are currently focused on President William Ruto. As the Kenyan ...
In May, 1969 the General Manager of the then East Africa Railways and Harbours (EAR&H) Dr Ephantus Gakuo - father to the First Lady Margaret Kenyatta prepared a report and account for the performance ...
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