Tanzania SGR extension

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The government of Tanzania has confirmed that two Chinese companies have signed an agreement to build the next phase of the new standard gauge railway (SGR) from Tabora in central-west Tanzania to Kigoma on the shores of Lake Tanganyika

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Civil Engineering Multimodal Standard Gauge Railway

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