Train Service in Angola. I would Take this over Dar Express any day

[Smatta]

Its sad how Tanzanians are always amazed with how other countries are making progress, while they stay mack timing with nothing solid to show despite their stability, abundant arable land, a young population (though uneducated), vast minerals and other stuff that put the odds on their side. Despite all their blessings, a big chunk of the Tanzanian budget is funded by foreign countries who in exchange are given mining rights and leases to large tract of arable land. I usually question the presidents endless travel abroad with nothing to show upon his return because its obvious that he is usually given the shorter end of the stick in all the deals that he negotiates, this doesn't go well with majority of the population but with their lethargic tendencies, and a reputation of being lazy and low self esteem, nothing much is done to question his and the ruling powers and no protest whatsoever to question the government.
I digress.

The Tanzanian media plays a big role in the slow, almost non existent development. It is sad that most people will sh*t on my comment but am sure that deep inside you know that you are not going to make any notable development under the leadership Of CCM, you need change and you need change now. your country is being sold for cheap, and when they'll pull the rug under you, thats when you'll realise that you have been played from the beginning.

 

[Bantugbro]

Caminhos de Ferro Angolanos | Angola's Railroads - Page 6 - SkyscraperCity

I guess the same design or better will be acquired for the proposed Dar - Kigali and Tanga-Kampala routes..
BTW: By the 70s standards TAZARA used to be like this one:A S 103:

 

[RAJ PATEL JR]

Boarding the train car to take us to Mombasa -
the famous overnight trainride from Nairobi to Mombasa.

Looking back at the long train snaking its way up into the mountains
after leaving Nairobi.

You still have a long way to go.....................

 

[Bantugbro]

Boarding the train car to take us to Mombasa -
the famous overnight trainride from Nairobi to Mombasa.

Looking back at the long train snaking its way up into the mountains
after leaving Nairobi.

You still have a long way to go.....................

TAZARA is much better by far!

Dar station:
http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl...&sa=X&rls=en&biw=1280&bih=613&tbm=isch&itbs=1
Mbeya station:
http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl...afari&rls=en&biw=1280&bih=613&tbm=isch&itbs=1

Ifakara Station:
http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl...&sa=X&rls=en&biw=1280&bih=613&tbm=isch&itbs=1

New Kapiri Mposhi-Zambia station:
http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl...age=1&ndsp=17&ved=1t:429,r:5,s:0&tx=127&ty=59

 

[RAJ PATEL JR]

 

[Kobello]

kigoma train station

 

[RAJ PATEL JR]

kigoma train station

Kobello, What's up with Kigoma railway station?

 

[Kobello]

Kobello, What's up with Kigoma railway station?

I think it's beautiful......better than any in EA

 

[Geza Ulole]

Its sad how Tanzanians are always amazed with how other countries are making progress, while they stay mack timing with nothing solid to show despite their stability, abundant arable land, a young population (though uneducated), vast minerals and other stuff that put the odds on their side. Despite all their blessings, a big chunk of the Tanzanian budget is funded by foreign countries who in exchange are given mining rights and leases to large tract of arable land. I usually question the presidents endless travel abroad with nothing to show upon his return because its obvious that he is usually given the shorter end of the stick in all the deals that he negotiates, this doesn't go well with majority of the population but with their lethargic tendencies, and a reputation of being lazy and low self esteem, nothing much is done to question his and the ruling powers and no protest whatsoever to question the government.
I digress.

The Tanzanian media plays a big role in the slow, almost non existent development. It is sad that most people will sh*t on my comment but am sure that deep inside you know that you are not going to make any notable development under the leadership Of CCM, you need change and you need change now. your country is being sold for cheap, and when they'll pull the rug under you, thats when you'll realise that you have been played from the beginning.

our ancestors walisema nyani haoni ***** lake! tell us about titanium deposits in your country! and tell us of your literacy level! then as usually kizuri hakisifiwi! let the likely of World Bank and IMF say who perform better on microeconomics! you are really spoiled of Moi propaganda for sure! maana that idiot used to say sisi ni bora zaidi ya wale at the end of the day the GDP of that country was growing negative! where was your media by then bastard?

 

[RAJ PATEL JR]

I think it's beautiful......better than any in EA

I reserve my comment, Kobello!

 

[Smatta]

our ancestors walisema nyani haoni ***** lake! tell us about titanium deposits in your country! and tell us of your literacy level! then as usually kizuri hakisifiwi! let the likely of World Bank and IMF say who perform better on microeconomics! you are really spoiled of Moi propaganda for sure! maana that idiot used to say sisi ni bora zaidi ya wale at the end of the day the GDP of that country was growing negative! where was your media by then bastard?

When moi and his ilk were raping this country in the ninetees the national broadcaster was busy licking his boots, just like the Tanzania media does with Kikewete in 2011. That says a lot, I would go deeper but am sure I'll just be feeding this troll. You need change son, am not trying to patronise you but truth be told Tanzania is exactly like kenya in the early ninetees, you need a revolution.

 

[eliakeem]

Its sad how Tanzanians are always amazed with how other countries are making progress, while they stay mack timing with nothing solid to show despite their stability, abundant arable land, a young population (though uneducated), vast minerals and other stuff that put the odds on their side. Despite all their blessings, a big chunk of the Tanzanian budget is funded by foreign countries who in exchange are given mining rights and leases to large tract of arable land. I usually question the presidents endless travel abroad with nothing to show upon his return because its obvious that he is usually given the shorter end of the stick in all the deals that he negotiates, this doesn't go well with majority of the population but with their lethargic tendencies, and a reputation of being lazy and low self esteem, nothing much is done to question his and the ruling powers and no protest whatsoever to question the government.
I digress.

The Tanzanian media plays a big role in the slow, almost non existent development. It is sad that most people will sh*t on my comment but am sure that deep inside you know that you are not going to make any notable development under the leadership Of CCM, you need change and you need change now. your country is being sold for cheap, and when they'll pull the rug under you, thats when you'll realise that you have been played from the beginning.

wewe smatta fikiria jinsi ya kuwatoa wakenya wenzio wanao kufa na njaa kule north...is very sad to know and happen...... stop popping noice in others biz.......

 

[Njowepo]

Ila hawa walizichapa sana mpaka wamefikia apo hongera zao!Big up Angola ila wese nalo lawapiga tafu

 

[Geza Ulole]

When moi and his ilk were raping this country in the ninetees the national broadcaster was busy licking his boots, just like the Tanzania media does with Kikewete in 2011. That says a lot, I would go deeper but am sure I'll just be feeding this troll. You need change son, am not trying to patronise you but truth be told Tanzania is exactly like kenya in the early ninetees, you need a revolution.

how about now Kibaki and associates (esp. Kikuyus) are ripping that country's treasure left and right! what is your media doing? do you know the likes of Transcentury Pls and Kirubi are illegally acquiring government assets and depriving your country rightful revenues? go and sleep bad man! Leave Tanzania alone!

 

[SHERRIF ARPAIO]

Mbona huyo Kamau mwenye black hat amenuna sana, ama ameshapata chang'aa?

 

[SHERRIF ARPAIO]

Mbona huyo Kamau mwenye black hat amenuna sana, ama ameshapata chang'aa?

 

[Chamoto]

I think it's beautiful......better than any in EA

...it's also a historic building, too sad our leaders don't care...

 

[Kobello]

...it's also a historic building, too sad our leaders don't care...

I had a pic with lake Tanganyika showing behind it.....Once,it was believed to be one of the best train stations in the world,but I will find that article(In german).

 

[CAMARADERIE]

kama angola wana treni (na infrastructure nzima) nzuri na kenya wanategemea kuwa nazo in 5 years time au sijui sio suala la msingi kwetu, bali sisi tumejipangapangaje kukabiliana na vikwazo tulivyo navyo kwenye miundo mbinu? kama kwa wenzetu inawezekana ina maana hata nasi tunaweza na hatuna sababu ya kutoweza

Tulijipanga kuchukua muwekezaji huyu.........kwa msaada wa CHENGE!!!

 

[VUVUZELA]

Nimeangalia hizo picha za Angola, Kenya na India na nimecheka sana.