Karimui performers highlight severe travel woes in remote South Chimbu

The Karimui Cane Entertainment Walking Group, a traditional performance troupe, encounters severe travel difficulties because of the absence of adequate road networks in remote South Chimbu. This lack of essential infrastructure poses a major obstacle, regularly affecting their daily lives and their capacity to reach various events where they are scheduled to perform.

The group's struggles underscore a broader issue of underdeveloped infrastructure in the region. The inability to travel easily limits their opportunities for engagement and entertainment, highlighting the direct impact that poor roads have on the livelihoods and activities of local communities.

Access to and from remote areas remains a critical concern, impacting not only cultural groups like the Karimui performers but also the general population. The article points to the urgent need for investment in road development to improve connectivity and facilitate the daily lives and economic activities of residents in South Chimbu.