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The bridges of Rwanda open up new worlds

A charitable organization has constructed 96 bridges across Rwanda to connect communities divided by rivers and gorges. These structures aim to improve accessibility and facilitate daily life for local residents. A recent study examines the transformative effects of these bridges, focusing on their impact on people's lives. The article includes an image credited to Claire Harbage from NPR.

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The bridges of Rwanda open up new worlds

A charitable organization has constructed 96 bridges across Rwanda to connect communities divided by rivers and gorges. These structures aim to improve accessibility and facilitate daily life for local residents. A recent study examines the transformative effects of these bridges, focusing on their impact on people's lives. The article includes an image credited to Claire Harbage from NPR.

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