Frustration is mounting among residents of Ranena village in East Kamagak ward, Kasipul Constituency, over the deplorable condition of the Bongu–Gamba Road, which they say has crippled daily life and economic activities in the area. The murram road, a vital link between Kachieng’ and Kakello communities, is severely damaged. Its surface has become uneven and…
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