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Chinese SGR operator pledges to employ up to 3,000 Kenyans

A standard gauge railway overpass under construction at Taru next to the Nairobi-Mombasa Highway. PHOTO | FILE

The Chinese company that will operate business on the standard gauge railway has committed to employ up to 3,000 Kenyans when it starts commercial operations in January 2018.

The firm will employ drivers, technicians and station operators, offering employment to those laid off by Kenya Railways when it transferred rail operation to Rift Valley Railway (RVR).

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