Kenge, Democratic Republic of the Congo

With a population of just 63,317, Kenge is a sleepy backwater in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The remote town is the capital of Kwango province, but it lacks the infrastructure and amenities that most Westerners would expect. Bureaucracy is a persistent headache, and the climate can be oppressive. This is not the place for the faint of heart - Kenge is for those seeking an authentic, challenging experience in one of Africa's most difficult regions.