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[edit] New Lines in East Africa
According to Railway Gazette International of November 2007, East Africa (TZ, KE, ET and UG) are proposing lines aplenty.
Kasese, Uganda to 
Kisangani, DRCongo- Gulu to
Nimule and Juba in Sudan - Pakwach, Uganda to Juba and Wau in Sudan
Garissa, Kenya to 
Addis Abeba in Ethiopia- Lamu to Garissa and Juba again
- Masaka, Uganda to
Biharamulo, Tanzania
Another seven (eight?) routes include:
- Mbamba Bay on Lake Malawi to Ligunga via Mchuchuma
- Ligunga to Mlimba
- Dar-es-Salaam to port of Mtwara
- Tunduma on TZ-ZM border via Sumbawanga and Mpanda to Kigoma
- Uvinza to
Bujumbura, in Burundi - Bagamoyo to Kidomole
- Isaka Dry Port to
Kigali in Rwanda
- Union of African Railways
- Timeline of Union of African Railways
