In Antananarivo, Colas and POMA are building Madagascar's first cable transport system: 8. In a large city marked by rugged terrain and dense urbanization, cable transport is an agile alternative...
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In Antananarivo, a densely packed capital city prone to chronic traffic congestion, a major transformation is underway. Led by the Colas–POMA consortium, Madagascar''s first cable transport project aims to
In Madagascar, the cable car project in the capital Antananarivo has obtained a permit from the National Office for the Environment (ONE). The infrastructure, which should relieve
The cable cars, capable of carrying up to 75,000 passengers a day, are designed to reduce congestion in the Malagasy capital, which currently has an estimated population of over 3
Madagascar''s President Andry Rajoelina inaugurated a new cable car in Antananarivo to ease traffic in the bustling capital. Re-elected last year amid controversy, he hailed the gondola as a
President Rajoelina, accompanied by several Malagasy and French officials, flew over the city centre in this new means of transport, demonstrating its efficiency and safety. This cable car
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Capable of carrying up to 75,000 passengers a day, the cars are designed to reduce congestion in the Malagasy capital, which today has a population of over 3 million.
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Madagascar''s capital has a new means of public transport as the first cable car rides over neighbourhoods of Antananarivo, carrying President Andriy Rajoelina, city officials, and project
Capable of carrying up to 75,000 passengers a day, the cars are designed to reduce congestion in the Malagasy capital, which today has a