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This is the site where 580 modern South African commuter trains will be built, at the cutting edge of world-class rail production. It is also
the site where Gibela will provide a training facility and engineering centre of excellence for various railway related skills.
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Rail company Gibela was recently awarded a provisional acceptance certificate from the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (PRASA) to begin its trial run for the first X’Trapolis Mega train.
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South African joint venture (JV) Gibela has obtained a provisional acceptance certificate from the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa) for its first X’Trapolis Mega train.
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Gibela has been awarded a Provisional Acceptance Certificate from the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa) for its first X’Trapolis Mega train to start its trial run in preparation for commercial service in 2017.
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Visble progress is being made on railconsortium Gibela’s R1-billion train factory at , in Ekurhuleni, with some 522 t of structural steel erected, 4 043 m³ of concrete cast, 5km of piping installed and around 511 000 productive hours worked.
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Alstom's South African JV Gibela successfully handed over to PRASA the first X'Trapolis Mega.
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The first trains delivered in the R51-billion rolling stock acquisition programme for Metrorail operations are gearing up for service, says the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (PRASA).
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The internship forms part of Gibela’s young talent development programme, which will be managed through the specialised training centre being built at the green train manufacturing plant in .
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Emerging South African train manufacturer Gibela Rail Transport Consortium (Gibela) has kick-started an annual internship programme with the awarding of internships to 22 national diploma and university graduates.
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Ekurhuleni mayor councillor Mzwandile Masina applauded Gibela’s recently launched maths, science and English project.