I'm glad to hear that. He told me about you!

we want more slums !

That's the first thing I noticed. For a slum, it's very clean.

@M45N If you think the United States is the Promised Land, you are sadly mistaken. Look up the homeless problem in the big cities. Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Portland, Philadelphia. They have tent cities. This in America. Also look at the unemployment in West Virginia and people havea hard time feeling their families. America used to be very strong, but has been seriously declining. I live in Liberia, West Africa by the way- not USA.

So true honestly my family are migrants to the uk 🇬🇧 100s of years ago but our tribe were very clean but I be honest now some cultures have come to the country and it’s filthy in some areas I use to see the old school British woman scrub floors and steps shiny red on there hands and knees we never had plastic bags back then straw and paper. But now my country has become like a slum. Honesty it is sad Rwanda keep up the good work

It really is. Something about the way these areas are laid out is very appealing..the only thing missing is paving and some other cosmetic improvements.

@@WillieFungo Be careful when you are showing the negative side of the African Hitler's country.

@@WillieFungo do you watch Afrimax English

You mean 2 million

Did you do your research or its a feel good coomment. Slum is slum everywhere and developing just two/three regions in a whole country is not development in a small country with population of 14million.

Which other sub-saharian countries are you referring to?

Indeed, most places in rest of Africa is in pathetic situations.

@@NicksSupremePicks Burundi right next door

Am surprised that slum areas in Rwanda are green.

There is nothing wrong with their lifestyle. Development takes time, and no one there was starving or lacking the basics for a happy and fulfilled life.

​@@WillieFungo crap man. Have you helped any poor person or are you interested in your KZfaq.

😂😂😂😂Clean in the shiny spot of city center where the camera stop😂

Those hills are not to be underestimated. I went out walking during the evening and the next day my legs were super sore and felt like jelly

😂😂😂😂😂

Not true it is slum och looks terrible

​@@kabwelasutiviraka4765 you've never seen a slum if this looks bad to you

I'm a Rwandan lives in South Africa. I worked as classroom construction supervisor in this slum, honestly speaking before i travel i thought my slum 😅 i grew up was the ugliest on this planet until i settled myself in other parts of Africa

I would rather visit a place like that than a concrete jungle because am already living in a concrete jungle.

I want to visit that place too. I was born there but I don't know anything.

Thanks for your feedback, as always.

@@WillieFungo For sure, anytime.

Just take a short visit.

@@TeoFilmz I hope so, thanks for reply.

Rwanda is a young country. It cannot just become middle class. Luckily for the Rwandans, the government and visionary leader are creating a path forward to improve lives in this comparable small country

All sub Saharan countries have that problem. Opportunities are not plenty, hence the sharp disparity.

Normal course of business. In US it's called class warfare. The price you pay for everything is tied to the social class you belong to.

Why don’t u go there and visit

Your support is greatly appreciated

Awesome. Junior Joseph can help you with that.

lol

Ya'll need to get a life

@@mohmhk Your comments are on point. 😂

@@WillieFungo lol We got you, good brother. 💪🏿

@JK ghettos or hoods are referred to as slums in Africa and we don’t consider the term offensive.

@@africanglobalnomad Hmm, I heard differently in Rwanda.

Vlogger gonna do what he gonna do to try make us watch 😂 . They all do that. At least his narration and voice control make up for the enticing title.

I do love your content btw.

They are doing just that

I realized later

It's just a video. I'm not trying to "prove" anything on this channel. There is no agenda other than exploration.

Kudos to you! Your exploration supports the West narrative...

@@geraldaugustin2324 No, the problem with Western people is they only show the negative side of Africa. If I was a Western KZfaqr all my videos would be in slums and underdeveloped places. The point of this channel is to show Africa as it is with no bias.

What are you afraid of ?

Those crosses means houses who aren't in good condition. So the government is soon paying them off

It means is not considered in " kigali master plan" which is already in implementation in different parts of kigali . It's time will come and get demolished

Easily.

Yes you can

Yes coz English is the official language now

@@utamurizahonorine4842 English may be an official language but I rarely found a boda that spoke English, many times a passerby would intervein and help resolve the situation with the language barrier, or good ole Google maps would clear it up.

You can survive but it's not easy. Most people here speak Kinyarwanda which I respect that they speak their own native language. But it's not like Kenya, Uganda, Ghana, Nigeria and other countries where most people speak it. You will encounter many who do not speak it on a daily basis which makes navigating the city/country a little bit difficult. But you can pick up some words in their language or find someone that speaks English to help you.

Yea.

Safe from what? I hope you are not American

@@taharka3897 from the random shooters or police.

It's relatively safe but petty crimes like most of places. The difference between most slums in many parts of Africa and those of developped or western countries like USS , South Africa, Brazil or Jamaica, the main difference is the lack of lethal weapons like hand guns , and hard drugs and consumption of drugs ( still not a thing in most of Africa )

Need be careful like any other part of the world

How u didn't notice 😂

Someone who’s working at the hotel stole my phone,I was at the pool drinking,went to the bathroom,left my phone at the table,not even 5 mins,the guy took my phone.i was upset,because I lost $1200,the stupid theft was not able to do anything with my phone

These areas are classified as slums in the country, which just means an unplanned area, not necessarily a bad or dirty community.

What do you mean by "undeserved" ? Even first world countries have slums

Most black do not like the term

You couldn't find anything else to complain about, could you?

Such places are known as "slums" around Africa, and nobody complains about the name. In live in the biggest slum in the world: Kibera in Nairobi. So relax!

The people aren't beggars, nor were they asking for my help.

Why can't they, if it's sincere?

@mohmhk because we Americans live in one of the most dangerous countries in the world. Where just about all of us have guns, and many guns. Some Americans allow children to have guns. We have drive by killings, schools, churches, malls and other places. Racist killings, daily gangs killings. Police killings and many more. I don't think I need to continue. So yes, we Americans can't ask if a place is safe or not.

@@taharka3897 I agree that America has all these aforementioned issues but just because this country is rife with what we would normally classified dangerous doesn't mean that other places are exempt from the same possibilities. The man asked a simple question that I assume he didn't have the answer to. I don't see the problem there.

@mohmhk Sorry I don't agree with you. Especially in a place like rwanda where citizens are not allowed to carry guns. Pick pocket and stealing is not anything to worry about, sense all countries in the world have it. Even other dangerous countries are still fewer murderers than America, which is not having a civil war.

@@taharka3897 And how would someone from America that's never been to Rwanda know all of these without asking the ppl that are on ground? Asking questions one knows nothing of is not the same as he/she assuming or implying that sh/e knows.