Economists saidieni kiasi
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Relic Hunter
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@Ngimanene na Muchere ita wale watu
It's Me Scumbag
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It means we paid 727,272,727.3 per kilometer while Ethiopia paid 517,195,767.2 per kilometer.
But let @mkurugenzi come and tell us about speed and electricity and age of locomotives and carrying capacity of passengers & cargo
But let @mkurugenzi come and tell us about speed and electricity and age of locomotives and carrying capacity of passengers & cargo
Actually, there is also the embankment, the viaducts and the fencing off. But, truthfully, we could have either brought the costs down significantly or we could have done much more work with that money than what we did.
kingolonde
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The only thing that made ours very expensive was the land compensation phase. The things that happened.....