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Will intermodal traffic freight future? Upgrading larger transport
ONE special Tanzanian rail freight project has become a matter of interest to those closely following Africa’s rail infrastructure projects.
The Tanzania Intermodal and Rail Development Project (TIRP) had a budget of $271 million. Much of the funding was provided by the World Bank. It was wrapped up at the end of last year.
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Tanzania has had few transport challenges which are more important than restoring a viable rail operation with a reliable intermodal service. This has required rehabilitating the rail lines and enabling an acceptable level of maintenance. Improving rail operations inside any intermodal container business is, simply put, no