Congolese refugee leaders in regional Australia say their communities are being isolated due to limited public transport and difficulties in getting a license, so they’re starting an in-language driving program to fix it.
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Congolese refugees want a license for a new life in regional Australia
Runezerwa Masange and Kimararungu Nelson Budederi are starting an in language driver's education program Source: Supplied
Congolese refugee leaders in regional Australia say their communities are being isolated due to limited public transport and difficulties in getting a license, so they’re starting an in-language driving program to fix it.
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By Abby Dinham
Source: SBS
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