Rwanda's bridge charity connects remote communities separated by rivers and gorges
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The nonprofit Fika has built 96 pedestrian suspension bridges across Rwanda since 2020, including a 230-foot bridge over the Mukungwa river that now connects two settlements separated by water, allowing families to visit, children to attend school, and farmers to access markets.
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