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PHOTOS: The Mombasa-Nairobi Railway
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  • Nairobi South Station under construction
  • Rail construction underway at Nairobi South Station
  • Workers check a section of track
  • A locomotive runs along the Athi River Super Bridge
  • The 2.7-km Athi River Super Bridge, the longest of the Mombasa-Nairobi Railway's bridges
  • Train driver Li Xiaohua
  • Assistant train driver Peng Zhanbin
  • The Marimbeti Super Bridge under construction near Nairobi National Park. Wild animals can pass below the elevated track
  • Railway construction workers' accommmodation
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Photos by Chen Ran

A Chinese-built railway in Kenya will link the country's capital Nairobi with the southeastern city of Mombasa, East Africa's largest port.

Construction of the 472-km railway, which started in November 2013, is expected to be completed next year.

International infrastructure contractor China Road and Bridge Corp. is building the railway, with the Export-Import Bank of China financing 90 percent of the $3.8 billion cost.

Copyedited by Chris Surtees

Commemts to Chenran@bjreview.com 

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