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Andũ a matatũ nî machina thigũkũ înoKenya Railways Corporation will Friday (11 December 2020) restart commercial passenger service on the Nairobi-Nanyuki line after more than two decades, offering competition to public service vehicles that have dominated the central Kenya routes.
Commuters travelling from Nairobi to Nanyuki will pay
Sh200 fare on second class coaches and between Sh50 and Sh100 for inter-terminus trips that will serve Murang’a, Makuyu, Maragua, Sagana, Karatina, Kiganjo, Chaka and Naromoru stations.
Matatu operators that ply the route such as 2NK charge
Sh600 on a single trip.
Cargo operations on the rehabilitated 240-kilometre Nairobi-Nanyuki started in August and targets goods like fuel, fertilisers, hardware, cereals and other farm produce.
Kenya Railways is also targeting business people and leisure travellers.
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Passenger rail service to central Kenya starts. WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 09 2020