Are you rwandan?

@@fjellyo3261 no am Kenyan

@@reachelsamuels3047 oh nice :). Kenya has beautiful nature.

@@fjellyo3261 yeah and we don't see that so we end up destroying it

Mvua inyeshe unaimbiwa. Overlapping everywhere, no displine on the roads. Mataa kuruka naye, mboda nazo no rules.

We love you back, I'm Ethiopian and I'm happy to see an African country developing.

@@sahra4091 same as Ethiopia,it is developing love from Rwanda

@Ozman Fidaar Mmmhh..... State incompetence. I like the term and I concur.

Change starts with you ...not the gvt

its larger but also dumber than rwanda

I agree with you that size is not the issue.look at China which has he largest population on earth and yet look at how efficiently run services are over there.they are highly disciplined and very hardworking

keff thanks 🙏

more blessings to Singapore.from Singapore of Africa

@Ozman Fidaar thanks if you are Ethiopian you need to know that I love you guys.melas zenawi(sorry for spelling) is among our hero.he rescued some Tutsis who were being killed in place called rusizi and even after the genocide when whole world left us he remained with us,even helping to bring peace in our country.we know that,and he will always be my hero RIP H.E

@Ozman Fidaar thanks we are one big African family

@Ozman Fidaar I will definitely be happy to do that awesome work.welcome

And the only way Kenya will come out of idiocy is revolution, Rwanda went through it and emerged a super nation. Rwanda in 10 years will be a first world country. Kenya will be a chinese settlement, with the local population locked up by chinese settlers in zoos, still politicking.

Laitalafraise this is the kind of transportation you see in Europe. Honestly Kenya is not anywhere near this.

Check at 1:16 A vehicle mounted machine gun. Rwanda is a dictatorship with constant fear just like North Korea. Pyongyang is the cleanest city in Asia

@@JohnNjengaCOCOcorrection! that frame was not taken on top of a bus. it is at the museum for the liberation

Facts✊🏾wee Kenyans hujifanya kichwa ngumu sana

Ahead of what!?

Tanzania is another backward nation unlike Rwanda

Alinaji next year it will be up and running

Hilariously True Comment. Imagine if that 2022 was a development agenda, unfortunately its not.

It depends where u get your news.But there is a lot of productive & development news.But it seems u personally focus on politics.

but hata kama Kenya iko the it is you should remember Kenya is big than Rwanda. Rwanda is same a county in Kenya but the government should pull up their socks and stop stealing money.

@@lucymwega784 wakenya will always have an excuse watu wa marubano

Kenya had this system with the original Kenya Bus Services. And moi killed it by bringing in Nyayo Buses. The stupid NYS .

You are soooo funny!!!!

Jay Roy thanks for the advocacy

@@mrblackandswan250forever5 thanks. You understood lakini? My sincere apologies, You know kinyarwanda is like my fifth language, smh

The Scribe Ndiyo nilielewa mpendwa....you're the best ☝🏿❤️

na sisi tunawapenda sana our east African brothers

The former elites he's trying to keep out of power will replace him when he is gone yet he's created the perfect power structures an evil ruler would misuse

You are welcome Bro!

Mombasa for example. In Mombasa it's relatively easy because there are few main roads :). From Mtwapa to Mombasa Island would be very effective and useful. Same from Mombasa Terminus/Airport to Mombasa Island.

or use trams instead since trams can be extended with more carriages or trolleybuses which are completely silent and hold more people than buses or a monorail system which could be built above roads at minimal cost.

You are welcome to rwanda!

well dictatorship was disastrous here in kenya,tho i agre with the RIGHT person dictatorship can bear some fruits

@@samwanyoike193 we've never had real dictatorship in kenya like other african countries. even moi bent to the masses

Austin Njagi thank you. I visited Rwanda and I been saying this same thing. This nonsense about democracy is not the solution to Afrika or Afrikans problems.

No thank you , we've done dictatorship not anymore . Let's just vote in proper leadership

@@donelion6459 with the joker's we have as politicians in the country that's very unlikely to happen.

theres no law abiding citizens any where in the world...law and order is simply enforced by the state...

Please, the genocide was only some 20 years ago. Law abiding citizens my foot. Kagame rules with an iron fist and that's it. I respect the man myself but if he did not rule the way he has. Rwanda would be a mess. You have people still living next to people who killed their families and you are telling me Rwandans are "law abiding."

Haaaaa. Don’t joke. Kenya is also ahead of Rwanda in many many development aspects.

@@rugwizainnocent1881 Very true, in stealing and impunity, Kenya beats Rwanda 10-0

Kenya is not a city country, my friend.

Hhhhhh not kagale he's kagame

Ugandan govt stories are so similar to Kenya. They make no sense at all and still somehow, the citizens always end up on the losing side..

@@thescribe7645 yes the Indian is now earning millions of shillings, converting them into dollars and transferring the dollars to his foreign accounts because he knows Ugandans will expell them once we get rid of the corrupt dictator Museveni.

Rwanda did not do that overnight. I remember when I was still living bus stations/stops were real wrestling field. Only the stronger could get on the bus.

Olwys say this we need kagame every well in Africa to fix it

i like the way you are thinking

We want order!!! It's not about how big or small a city is.... what about Tokyo? What about London? Barcelona?

The real city of Nairobi has only 696sqkm with round about 4m inhabitants. What you are talking about is probably the metropolitan area of Nairobi.

@@willisaustinchimano exactly.. Tokyo infact has a population of 40 million

What country are you from?

Nairobi is ... well really chaotic... liked Mombasa way better.

Like the ones in everywhere in the world except for Africa.

Rwanda doesn't need that. What about this video shows their system is not running efficiently?

it looked like Rwanda used Chinese built buses (probably used a CKD which was assembled in Rwanda) and Chinese built motor vehicles don't usually last long until they get into serious problems however European buses are built to last such as the Mercedes-Benz 0305 lasting something like 30 years in service in Singapore and British Built buses such as the MCW Metrobus being pulled from its final service in 2016 only because new English legislation required that all buses operating on a regular service out of private land be low floor and follow the strict compliance of the Disabilities Discrimination Act 1997/1995? and not to forget the GM Fishbowl lasting service operations from the 1960s? to the 1990s. although it doesn't matter that any European company operates public transport in Rwanda, just make sure that your nation (assuming that your from Rwanda or somewhere else in Africa) doesn't take out any Chinese loans since these loans are known for being a part of Debt Trap Diplomacy where countries take out huge loans in order to build some huge infrastructure project only for the benefits to be short-term and the nation to have to sell what was built to the Chinese state in order to pay of debts.

Nonsense it doesnt matter any country big or small can do it

tokyo has a population of 35 million and has one of the most efficient transport systems so population doesnt matter

Abdullahi Hassan Noor was is a wrong continent

Mind your language..Which is the right continent??

others except Africa. Are we together?

What an utterly ignorant and shameful comment for you to post!

no we are on a very very very right continent,and no we are not yet reached our vision we are still very far

We don't need whites to build our nation and to bring peace. We learned from the past and are focused into a great future. Rwanda will never go back again to that era

Maich Maich let's be patient brt systems will be up and running soon

wow so good ,they are few steps to be like Dubai ,big up Rwanda,this buses are same of that of dubai

basically it is not like that.the areas with many people more than 1public services works but there are some areas with few people then they share them each with one public service.but in ways to bus station they will pass on same path with people at bus stands who will travel with any of them,and price is the same.i can't explain to you perfectly but I tried and it solved so much problems in our transports I can testify that

It would be better if Rwanda took ideas from the British public transport network where private companies can enter territory of another operator and engage into a bus war where operators compete for the best service, lowest fare and highest number of passengers while low-usage bus services serving housing estates and the countryside better get a subsidy which is usually £2 per empty seat on board with the operator reprimanded for using a huge Double Decker bus on a service that runs hourly and sees a maximum of 30 passengers per bus on the entire round trip, this system would lead to greater competition, improved service and higher ridership as costs go down.

@@wclifton968gameplaystutorials yeah they enter in territory of another but from different stations and also from that stations there may be other companies which move from there.but in one territory you will find more than one company competiting,but the difference is that here all services are the same.same price,in every company there must be free Wi-Fi so no difference between them.and remember countries differ,england is highly developed country while Rwanda is developing country,i don't think anyone has the ability of providing them that is why most are government owned and cooperative's owned.slowly,slowly we will reach there

developed or developing doesn't matter when it comes to public transport since systems will usually always expand one way or another. Different prices are also a good thing since companies will compete for the cheapest fare possible leading to a race to the bottom in rock solid, low prices while government demanded prices usually artificially keep prices higher or lower than market demand and may even force companies out when they can no longer afford such low prices like in New York where metro/subway companies were planning on raising fares to combat rising costs but what happened instead was that the network was nationalized by the state to form what is now known as the MTA (Metropolitan Transit Authority) with fares going up in cost anyway.