IS KIGALI, RWANDA, THE CLEANEST CITY IN AFRICA? | FIRST IMPRESSIONS
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IS KIGALI, RWANDA, THE CLEANEST CITY IN AFRICA?!| FIRST IMPRESSIONS #kigali #rwanda PART 1
Welcome back my beautiful, intelligent, resilient gems! Join me as I sit down with @DOCTOR-FLEX
to discuss our first impressions of Kigali, Rwanda. We visited Rwanda recently and had an amazing time!! Comment below to let us know if anything resonated with you. Don't forget to head over to his channel to catch part 2 to this video for our final 3 impressions! • 5 Things that will SHO...
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🌟 Hey everyone! I hope you enjoyed watching our latest video exploring the wonders of Rwanda. 🇷🇼 We'd love to hear from you! What was your favorite part or aspect of our video? Share your thoughts in the comments below! Let's keep the conversation going. 👍 #Rwanda #Travel #Feedback
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Rwanda is an African country I yearn to visit myself, thank you for the confirmation 😊, it’s indeed a beautiful place.
Thank you for the information!!! Was it how you imagined it to be?
You’re so welcomeee it’s definitely a must visit
Love this ❤. More videos
Thank youuu for watching! More videos coming soon.
Loved the video !!!!🔥🔥🔥
Thank you for watching ❤
Glad you got out of Ghana and explored more lol
lol I’ve been to other countries prior to Rwanda! And you know I’ll keep spreading the word about Ghana anyway! 😭 thanks for watching
Thank you for visiting our country and recognizing our growth. You may be unaware so I want to correct you, it is not the "Rwandan Genocide" it is the "Genocide against Tutsi", as Rwandans it is crucial to us that this understood and addressed properly. I encourage you to learn about our history by visiting the Gisozi Genocide Memorial in Kigali, ask the locals the reality of the aftermaths and watch movies/documentaries that were actually directed and produced by Rwandans like Shooting Dogs. I hope you enjoyed your time in our BEAUTIFUL country😇
@@Nouuuu211 My companion and I absolutely loved it! One of the most beautiful countries I’ve been too so far! And thank you for that correction. The media notes the event as the Rwandan Genocide but it is beautiful to hear the correct title from a Rwandan. I definitely want to be as respectful as possible when addressing the horrific event. I’ll definitely look into the movie Shooting Dogs as well! Do you recommend any books about this written by Rwandans ?
I did get a chance to visit two of the memorials which gave me more insight. I do have a question… outside of the museums, are locals open to discussing the history and effects ? I thought that people didn’t discuss it in public ? Please let me know your thoughts!
Thank you again for your comment ❤️
@@MightyIntellectual thank you for being so kind and interested in our country. To answer your questions, the reason why we refute the “Rwandan Genocide” terminology is because it negates the fact that the targets where Tutsis and contrary to most genocides in the world, both the victims and perpetrators were both Rwandans, so to call it the Rwandan Genocide would make no sense (I hope this makes sense😅). Additionally, yes we have so many authors, documentaries and movies about the Genocide against the Tutsi to name a few books: Left to tell by Immaculée Ilibagiza, Inside the Hotel Rwanda by Edouard Kayihura, From red earth by Denise Uwimana and machete season by Jean Hatzfield. Movies alongside shooting dogs are sometimes in April, The 600 (available on youtube) and The day God walked away. Lastly, yes the people are open to discuss their experiences, every April in Rwanda, we commemorate and victims tell their testimonies, as you can imagine it’s been less than 30 years and people’s wounds are still very open and even more so that like I said both Hutus and Tutsis were Rwandans so to restructure the country a lot of forgiveness had to be worked for both people to live together again hence why we don’t refer to anyone as part of a group anymore and only identify as Rwandans. If you talk to some people and they seem reserved, it’s only because of how heavy the history is but otherwise, we are very open to say the reality of what happened especially because the west (especially France and Belgium) has tried so much to deny the Genocide and push their own narrative because of their huge influence in what happened and the fact they did nothing to stop it until the RPA (current day RPF) ended the Genocide. I know this was very long to read but I hope I was able to provide more insight.
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How was the motorcycle experience I had fun while I lived in Nigeria!! Just tell them not to over speed lol 😂
Omg I LOVED LOVEDDD the motorcycles with the nature and scenery in Kigali, it was my favorite mode of transport
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How was the food?
Absolutely exquisite and marvelous.🤩🤩🤩Were we able to motivate you to think about visiting?!
Amazingggg you definitely have to try Jollof Kigali restaurant when you make it to Rwanda! It was a Nigeria spot
Is it true that Rwanda has one of the smallest men and women ?
China?
@@princessprincess7708I believe China was one of them but I was surprised that Rwanda was included amongst all the Asian countries.
No they are taller actually
@@jkjk1194 Not sure how reliable these statistics are because China was in one of the list.
1. Indonesia - 1.58 m
2. Bolivia - 1.6 m
3. Philippines - 1,619 m
4. Vietnam - 1,621 m
5. Cambodia - 1,625 m
6. Nepal - 1.63 m
7. Ecuador - 1,635 m
8. Sri Lanka - 1,636 m
9. Nigeria - 1,638 m
10. Peru - 1.64 m
I am not sure about this one lol
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