Kenya Railways Plans to Build 12 New Commuter Stations
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Kenya Railways Corp., the state-owned transport company, said it plans to build 12 new commuter-train stations in and around Nairobi, the capital.
Kenya Railways is building a 100-kilometer (62-mile) commuter rail line in the city at a cost of 16 billion shillings ($178 million), Managing Director Nduva Muli told reporters today. The stations, two of which will be completed by December, are the first to be constructed since 1935, he said.