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SGR contract challenged in Nairobi

News6 Jul 2020

The Kenyan Court of Appeal has ruled that the contract to build the high profile standard gauge railway (SGR) was awarded illegally...

News24 Feb 2020

There is no immediate end in sight for the disruptions to CN’s Canadian rail network. ...

News20 Feb 2020

Navis is to acquire Biarri Rail, a provider of planning and scheduling software for freight railroads....

News28 May 2018

Merger creates a “global leader for rail equipment, services and software’...

News12 Mar 2018

The German state of Nordrhein Westfalen (NRW) and the Belgian region of Flanders are urging new talks about the return of a direct railway t...

News1 Feb 2018

Container operator United Transport and Logistics Company (UTLC) carried 175,000 TEU on 2,012 trains in its AsiaEurope-Asia services operati...

News1 Oct 2017

A Turkish-Portuguese coalition has beaten 15 engineering groups, including four from China, and secured further important rail m...

News1 Oct 2017

The Baku-Tbilisi-Kars rail link is finally due to open towards the end of this month....

News1 Oct 2017

Georgia Ports Authority’s (GPA) US$128M Mega Rail project has grown significantly from when it was first unveiled last year....

News1 Sep 2017

Following the earlier agreement regarding 3,000 freight wagons in ScandFibre Logistics’ (SFL) system (WorldCargo News, April 2...

News1 Sep 2017

Unicon 1520, the rail freight company set up by Russia’s United Wagon Company (UWC) earlier this year (WorldCargo News, April 2017, p12), ...

News15 Aug 2017

Poland NVOCC specialist EuroConsul is now offering services connecting China and Poland by rail....

News1 Aug 2017

Egyptian National Railways (ENR) has successfully concluded financing arrangements with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development...

News6 Feb 2017

HHLA Container Terminal Altenwerder (CTA) used INFORM's Rail Crane Optimization software to plan and manage its rail terminal expansion....

News1 Feb 2017

The German border ‘pinch point’ for the Dutch freight-only Betuwe Line is unlikely to be removed until after 2022. The five to sixyear w...