Roads and schools linked to rural uplift urge reform
A long advocacy piece argues improving public roads will lower student illness and absenteeism, enable central rural schools, and boost overall citizenship. It links transportation to education, rural economy, church attendance, and social cohesion, urging a nationwide push for central schools and better road networks.
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