Article: There are four bidders for the privatisation of the 797km.(Congo)

Article: The government has concluded its agreement with New ...
International Railway Journal;  October 1, 2003 ;     384 words ...The government has concluded its agreement with New Limpopo Investment Projects (NLIP) for the the 20-year concession to take over Zambia Railways. Following an agreement to take over ...

Article: Congo-Ocean Railway.
International Railway Journal;  October 1, 2000 ;     436 words ...The Congo-Ocean Railway (CFCO) has reopened after two years of restoration following the civil war. The 509km narrow-gauge railway links the capital ...

Article: Congo Ocean Railway has bought a CK6E diesel ...
International Railway Journal;  March 1, 2006 ;     480 words ...Congo Ocean Railway has bought a CK6E diesel locomotive from China Northern Company for use on the lines around Brazzaville.

Article: Full steam ahead It wasn't all plain sailing when steamships ...
The Sunday Telegraph London;  September 7, 2003 ;     700+ words ...IT IS TEMPTING , looking back at the first flowering of the age of mechanised transport, to invest it with a romantic lustre which those who actually experienced it would have found comically wide of the mark. The stereotypical image of transatlantic steam travel conjures up the rustle of

Article: Game parks in Africa gain ground, lose borders.
Chicago Tribune (Chicago, IL);  September 6, 2003 ;     700+ words ... ... being transported to its largely empty new Limpopo park. That issue was resolved when ... Africa can draw money and staff for the new Limpopo transfrontier effort from Kruger, a ... other side of the border. Much of its new Limpopo National Park had been a hunting area ...

Article: Legal Finance: Wragge makes waves on Limpopo.(Business)
The Birmingham Post (England);  August 27, 2004 ;     700+ words ... ... has gone on safari to Africa. Its rail team has advised the New Limpopo Project Investments and Spoornet consortium on a project to ... passenger operations.' The rail team is also working with the New Limpopo/Spoornet consortium to close the 50-mile concession for ...

Article: Zambia awards 20-year rail concession. (World Report).
International Railway Journal;  April 1, 2003 ;     535 words ... ... government has signed a 20-year concession worth $US 5 billion for the operation of Zambian Railways (ZR) with a consortium of New Limpopo Bridge Projects Investments (NLB1) and Spoornet, South Africa The consortium will pay the government $US 253 million a ...