Motorists struggle out of a mud hole that formed on Kisangani Road in Democratic Republic of Congo. The unpaved road, part of the Trans-African Highway, was built by Belgian colonists in the 1960s.

Motorists struggle out of a mud hole that formed on Kisangani Road in Democratic Republic of Congo. The unpaved road, part of the Trans-African Highway, was built by Belgian colonists in the 1960s.

Motorists struggle out of a mud hole that formed on Kisangani Road in Democratic Republic of Congo. The unpaved road, part of the Trans-African Highway, was built by Belgian colonists in the 1960s.

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Stuck in the Mud on a DRC Road

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Motorists struggle out of a mud hole that formed on Kisangani Road in Democratic Republic of Congo. The unpaved road, part of the Trans-African Highway, was built by Belgian colonists in the 1960s.

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Stuck in the Mud on a DRC Road
By Nadia Kanyere Karasisi Associate Reporter
October 7, 2018
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