Bogose Nubea is a remote village of about 6,000 people and has a series of 12 log bridges and a half-kilometer causeway crossing the Nguya River and wetlands. Over half of the population use these log bridges as their connection to the west where the primary market, Bogose Nubea Hospital, schools, and churches are located.
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What Can A Bridge Help You Do?
Hope is alive in Congo! Take it from Mr. Kotake, an enterprising man who has built a private, water-driven mill on the route between Karawa [...] Read More
Wonderful Celebration for Makanza Bridge Dedication
by Pete Ekstrand, ECC Missionary in DR Congo November 18, 2017, DR Congo What a celebration the CEUM, community, and government had earlier this [...] Read More
Empowering Local Engineers to Build Bridges
An Economic Development Update James Fischer, Director of Economic Development, recently returned from a three week trip to Congo. While there, he was able to [...] Read More
Building Bridges
What would happen if you couldn’t get to your hospital, work, or grocery store? If a vital road in your town was unusable because a […]
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