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Contract Signing for the KSh.5.8B Likoni Cable Car Project
The Kenya Ferry Service (KFS) and Trapos Limited have signed a project agreement for the implementation of the Likoni Cable Car ...
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Work On Sh5.8bn Likoni Cable Car Set To Start In Two Months
Works on the Sh5.8 billion cable car venture at the Likoni crossing is set to start in the next two months, ...
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Traffic Woes Rock Likoni Channel As Mv Jambo Breaks Down
Traffic woes rocked the Likoni Channel in Mombasa on Wednesday morning after Mv Jambo, Kenya’s biggest ferry, broke down. Motorists and ...
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Likoni Cable Cars Reality Two Years Away
The Sh5.8 billion Likoni Cable Cars project, which has been approved, will take at least 18 months to complete and will ...
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James Macharia Praises Likoni Cable Cars Project
The government will be the biggest beneficiary of the Sh4.1 billion Likoni Cable Cars project, Transport Cabinet Secretary James Macharia has ...
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How the public feels about our projects
The Pet Project should start at Daystar University Ngong road via Community, Uhuru park, Kenyatta avenue, Moi avenue, Haile Selassie road to Kariokor market.. I have been saying this for so long. The NCC can recover money in 2 yrs making profit as people will be moving to and from these areas all the time.
When I first read about the cable cars at the Likoni ferry, I thought this was a late April fools joke but now it seems someone is lobbying very hard to have it implemented or why would BD publish it twice.The answer to our traffic problem lies in changing the question from how to move vehicles faster to how to move people faster.
Cable car systems use very little power. For example, a system moving 11,000 commuters per hour over 5km uses 400Kw (equivalent to 3 no. 3-litre Toyota Landcruiser engines.) Clearly appropriate back up power back up generators will not be an issue. The total power required for the 30Km Nairobi Phase 1 lines is under 4MW.
Another tourist site seeing infrastructure project... Well, we need all modes of transport... I welcome this.
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