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Gibela celebrates completion of its 100th train set - Vimarsana News

Gibela celebrates completion of its 100th train set

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Afropages - Businessinsider.co.za | SA is going a through a commuter rail revolution. We spoke to Gibela CEO Hector Danisa about it. - Vimarsana News

Afropages - Businessinsider.co.za | SA is going a through a commuter rail revolution. We spoke to Gibela CEO Hector Danisa about it.

<p>Under Hector Danisa, the Gibela rail consortium is not only constructing new modern trains but also rebuilding a rail industry that last built a train 40 years ago.</p>

SA is going a through a commuter rail revolution. We spoke to Gibela CEO Hector Danisa about it. - Vimarsana News

SA is going a through a commuter rail revolution. We spoke to Gibela CEO Hector Danisa about it.

Under Hector Danisa, the Gibela rail consortium is not only constructing new modern trains but also rebuilding a rail industry that last built a train 40 years ago.

South Africa: Gibela to produce 62 high-tech trains per year - Vimarsana News

South Africa: Gibela to produce 62 high-tech trains per year

Billed as the continent's largest train manufacturing plant, South Africa's Gibela is building the country's next fleet of high-tech trains. Railway stations across the country have been extensively looted during the nationwide COVID-19 lockdown, leaving trains at a standstill. South Africa's railway infrastructure has been ravaged during coronavirus lockdown, with thieves plundering anything from cables and handrails to bricks and doors. In the strictest months of confinement last year, looters went to work on unguarded stations and railway infrastructure, making off with almost anything tha...