Two pedestrian bridges were on last Thursday, launched in Muhanga District, making them the first of the 355 bridges that government, in partnership with Bridge to Prosperity (B2P), an international NGO, have agreed to construct in the next five years. Do you have an idea for The New Times to cover? Submit it here! Rwanda Transport Development Agency (RTDA) will soon embark on refurbishment of more than 30 major bridges countrywide, officials have said. Kamila Bridge over Mukungwa River connects three sectors of Musanze District including Muko. The construction of a new arched bridge made of stones in the Musanze district's Rwaza sector represents an important improvement in local infrastructure as well as benefiting community significantly. From February to June, they trained, planned and bonded virtually across time zones. Once on the ground, they immersed themselves in Rwanda's rich cultural context by visiting the Kigali Genocide Memorial and exploring Akagera National. Residents of Cyeza sector cross Makurungwe River to Muhanga sector, on the newly constructed bridge. It separated the communities of Bimba, Kagusa, Ruhanga, Rwangambibi, and Rucunda from their neighbors in Mushubi, all within the Gatare Sector of Nyamagabe District, Southern Province.