The city of Yakoma on the Congo-Central Africa border…
This city, built at the junction of the Congo River and the Ale River, is the busiest one at the border between Congo and Central Africa.
All the mining resources from the northern part of Congo's Eastern Province pass through here, heading either south or west, but in the end, they all enter the Congo River.
Building roads in Central Afrika is just too expensive!
If people here were to rely on begging and alms to get the World Development Fund and the African Union Development Bank to invest in road construction, they would have starved to death long ago.
Waterways have become the hub for Central Africa to connect with the world; without the Congo River, many people in Central Africa wouldn't even be able to transport ripe bananas out in time.
Ordinary people simply cannot imagine that sending a land courier over 500 kilometers away in Congo could take a month to arrive.
