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kysse
#131 Posted : Sunday, February 15, 2015 4:37:10 PM
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kysse
#132 Posted : Sunday, February 15, 2015 4:44:35 PM
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HEINEKEN inaugurates Ethiopia's biggest brewery as part of EUR310mln investment in the country
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With a total capacity of 1.5m hectolitres, the Kilinto brewery is already producing the recently launched Walia® beer together with Bedele® and Harar® beer brands. It is planned that the site will also brew other brands including the flagship Heineken® beer. Employing around 280 people, drawn from the local workforce, the new facility complements the already established Bedele and Harar breweries; which were acquired from the Ethiopian government in 2011. The EUR110mln new brewery is part of a total EUR310mln investment in the country by HEINEKEN since 2011.
http://www.theheinekenco...releases/2015/01/1887644 We are only advancing in cheap politics.
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murchr
#133 Posted : Monday, September 21, 2015 3:52:24 AM
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maka
#134 Posted : Monday, September 21, 2015 7:01:09 AM
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kysse wrote:
HEINEKEN inaugurates Ethiopia's biggest brewery as part of EUR310mln investment in the country
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With a total capacity of 1.5m hectolitres, the Kilinto brewery is already producing the recently launched Walia® beer together with Bedele® and Harar® beer brands. It is planned that the site will also brew other brands including the flagship Heineken® beer. Employing around 280 people, drawn from the local workforce, the new facility complements the already established Bedele and Harar breweries; which were acquired from the Ethiopian government in 2011. The EUR110mln new brewery is part of a total EUR310mln investment in the country by HEINEKEN since 2011.
http://www.theheinekenco...releases/2015/01/1887644 We are only advancing in cheap politics.
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grolut
#135 Posted : Monday, September 21, 2015 10:51:41 AM
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Those are ridiculously low prices Drool
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hardwood
#136 Posted : Monday, September 21, 2015 11:09:28 AM
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Would trams solve Nairobi's transport problems? I don't think so not unless they are put on all matatu routes. Matatus are more efficient in ferrying huge numbers of people to many many destinations which trams can't.
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kiash
#137 Posted : Monday, September 21, 2015 11:26:27 AM
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hardwood wrote:
Would trams solve Nairobi's transport problems? I don't think so not unless they are put on all matatu routes. Matatus are more efficient in ferrying huge numbers of people to many many destinations which trams can't.
Good question. The answer would be , build trams to serve the city center. Say from Muthurwa terminus crisscross all the way to westie and then to Ngara ama another terminus those sides of Thika road and then at Nyayo stadium to serve Mbs road; benefits, -That way no mats in CBD which will also reduce the carbon emissions and noise. -Then make the fares cheap. -This will not send matatus out of bizna and it will not be very expensive to build. -The security problem will be addressed. Hakuna kuogopa hijacks within the city -Extend operation hours mpaka kitu 1AM. na much more
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Gathige
#138 Posted : Monday, September 21, 2015 11:54:09 AM
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hardwood wrote:
Would trams solve Nairobi's transport problems? I don't think so not unless they are put on all matatu routes. Matatus are more efficient in ferrying huge numbers of people to many many destinations which trams can't.
Trams would only work for intra-city transport, eg hopping from Kencom to GPO. Nairobi trasport problem is getting the masses from the residential areas to the City.Once people are in the city, they can then solve their movements. I doubt many people would wait for a tram from for example railways bus park to GPO. Its better to walk as the waiting time might be much more than the walking time. Nbi is just too congested to plan. It would be much easier to build a new capital elsewhere with better infrastructure than try to create order our of chaotic Nbi. My 2 rupees.
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masukuma
#139 Posted : Monday, September 21, 2015 12:50:00 PM
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innairobi
#140 Posted : Monday, September 21, 2015 6:03:25 PM
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congratulations ethiopia for the lrt. generally speaking, ethiopia is coming from a lower development base and some of the investments its making or getting now are phases kenya has passed. except things like lrt of course.
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