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On Friday, Tanzanian officials said they had set aside $ 18 million to compensate more than 2,000 people living along the construction of the normal-gauge railway project.
Maizo Mgedzi, SGR project manager, said that it will be used to compensate people whose structures will be demolished so that the project can materialize in several phases from Dar es Salaam to the Mwanza region and from there. other parts of the East African nation.
He presented a workshop on intermodal and rail development. The project (TIRP) in the commercial capital Dar es Salaam that the manufacture of the SGR went hand in hand with the renewal of the meter measuring rail (MGR) financed by a loan of 300 million USD from the World Bank.
Mgedzi also said land Membership was one of the major challenges of the SGR project, adding that the amount set for compensation was a presumption to increase as and when implemented of the project.
April 2017, including with the first phase consisting of a 205 km electric rail line from the port city of Dar es Salaam to Morogoro in eastern Tanzania.
Masanja Kadogosa, director general of the TRC, has entrusted experts to the Ardhi evaluation study in areas where 2,845 people live.
Kadogosa said that "the cooperation between residents along the planned railway line and contractors is very good."
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