Passenger train is coming back

Tuesday, December 09, 2014

Botswana passenger train, brought to extinction by operational losses nearly six years ago, will, next year, return to the rail tracks.

Currently, Botswana’s railway system operates a once a-month tourist train and a dozen goods ones, mainly ferrying soda ash and coal to South Africa. That is set to change as this week since Botswana Railways (BR) floated a tender calling for suppliers of coaches.

BR wants a supply of three generator vans, five first class sleepers, 18 economy class coaches, five business class coaches, three buffet cars and a luggage van.

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