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They whine too much. People live under bridges in the socalled rich cointry on earth. May I remind you America has both the Reserved Currency and the Petro-Dollar. This give them the abilty to money with suffering the inflation because the poorer countries subsidies it bad fiscal and monetary policy. Yet, 90% of American can survived an emergency tjat requied $1000. America is an African country. Their ignorance is sickening
You all just had a bad experience a bit my experience was totally different. The Airbnb was amazing and the host picked me up and dropped me off to the airport. They have a different service than bolt and Uber that drives you around a bring you food. Move. You need to try again. Bolt in Ghana from some places is horrible so I can relate but my move experience in Rwanda was good. Rwanda is one of the best countries Ive been to in Africa. Love your honest report on your experience. Keep the videos coming. Blessed!!!!
Kigali does have their own version of Uber it's called Yego and it's super cheap and fast to get transport. The people in the airport didn't tell you because they all try to push tourist to us taxis.
Thank you for the honesty opinion. We are country that loves correction and development. Thank you for visiting our country and pardon us for whatever didn’t go right.
I am always ALWAYS glad to see you two together with the little one giving these reviews as a family. We never see the black/Afrikan family ever (not in movies, no where!) ...and on the continent no less. Keep at it. And Thanks!
@Tru-dp9yt Yeap you don’t black families hardly anymore esp on tv. This makes me want one now as a black man. It lets me know tptb know something we don’t about us. This is awesome seeing a black family
This line of thinking is scewed. Rwanda is a country that's really dependent on a small group of people running the country. If you're not doing business with them, you're not making money. Business opportunities depend on how willing the Tutsi ruling class is willing to entertain them.
I love your honesty and open mindedness. Kigali is one of those places you need to know a local to usher you around. If you ever come back )hopefully you do) let us know 🙏🏿❤️
Glad you enjoyed your stay in Rwanda 🇷🇼 Keep in mind Rwanda is a tiny economy only $11 billion GDP as compared to Kenya which is $120 billion GDP, so Rwanda is definitely not going to be like Kenya. They have a long way to go to catch up, however, they do an awesome job managing the little economy they have. All the Best!!
I am sure they knew all of that but still they has their good reason why they chooses Rwanda like how many do. Yes neighbouring countries to Rwanda are different and Rwanda has its unique beauty and future which any one can see it.
That is true the air in Rwanda is so beautiful and also it's a peaceful country and loved people, even if you are from somewhere else and you are black we think you are from Rwanda, only the accent can make us be like Where you from but it's all love not in a bad way I love my people no matter where you were born Jamaica,U.S whatever I do love y'all welcome to your home and we don't have to run away from some situations. We have found a way to handle it because that's your motherland the one who wrote our history is the one who did us dirty how can we trust what he wrote Africa is your's and Africa is future the western is getting ugly & stressful People work hard but can't even own land in Africa we got problems but it's our home of every black man and our sisters
Tribal hatred is a simmering problem that can kick off if political winds change. Tutsis and Hutus class warfare developed into a genocide that killed upwards of 800,000 people. Let's pray that Americans making Rwanda their paradise never experience such tribal hatred!
@FREEDOM CHASERS I think if the authorities of Rwanda would watch this video They would invite u back everything free Too bad u got overcharged on taxi and foods U should have gone to the lake kivu
But I think it's time for us Rwandan to move to the next level. Being clean is not enough without our economy to improve. The poverty in our country is beyond what everyone can imagine. It's time we work on other things too.
Thank you all for giving the real deal experience. I was very leary thinking about the lack of visible disinfecting going on..I hope that's not the norm in restaurants, hotels/airbnb, public bathrooms etc.
I have been to Kigali several times, will be there this weekend.... Beautiful city with beautiful women..... Also, I love Rwandese, nice people but umemployment is quite high there....
The photos you shared were beautiful!..Let me say your baby is absolutely beautiful..I loved the way she was looking at her Daddy with such love in those beautiful brown eyes. God bless her. Praying for the best for your family!
25$ is not really a scam price, especially if you drive like 30mn. I live around 10 MN from the airport and I'm used to pay around 13$ so I don't think it's that expensive. For a 30mn drive locals would pay maybe 20$. Fuel prices got a rise of 40% since last year
Greetings Freedom Chasers, my hats, off to the both of you and your enthusiasm, venturing out on the continent of Africa, Rwanda, and other African countries. I know it takes a lot especially with a little child. Best wishes to the both of you and I have subscribe to your channel, great content. Thanks for sharing.
What is your typical process for researching Countries before you travel? I am surprised you did not look into transportation and currency exchange rate in advance. Especially since you were doing an air BNB and not a resort. Were the reviews good for the Air BNB?
Big up for the honest. 😂Groceries with no groceries... Thing is in Rwanda they shop in the traditional Markets not in supermarket (3x mot expensive) 😂, if you try to go local it will be way Cheaper. Now Tanzania & K3nya are more 'fun'... They have access to sea, so it is easier. They're also huge economies, Rwanda is tiny and had to rise from ashes. Big up to 🇷🇼 🇰🇪 & 🇹🇿 for their brotherhood
@@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE I'm confused, what's the point of going to Africa and shopping in a grocerie stores instead of buying fresh and healthy products at the market?
@nelia4402 It's an old joke that american tourist would go to the other side of the world , just to spend their lunch dollars on Big Macs . I guess the familiarity is something important. Even though it means sticking to unhealthy choices
Botswana towns are beautiful and economically rich. Its quite expensive but rich compared say to many regional countries. This is probably because most of the things is imported mainly from South Africa including food. Also, the country is mostly desert, so less vegetation and less rains
...in short, Botswana is like a province to South Africa. They buy most of their stuff in SA and sold at a higher price. Safety is tops compared to SA.
It was your mistake guys, in RWANDA if you don't know how things go there you ask people there, Rwandan are good people no problem to ask any Rwandan!!! Much ❤❤❤Rwanda!!!
Great honest review . But somehow , got suprised at some of their admissions . Kinda perpetuate the thought some AAs people do very little to no research before going to their 'motherland' . Many of these good or bad surprises , are known facts , one doens't need to land to know these
Thanks for the video. Did you guys do any research before you visited Rwanda? It just seems like you would have had a much richer better experience if you had bothered to read a book or watch a video about Rwanda…..
For where they were, to where they are now, just 20+ years later? I think the Rwandian Government and People should be Praised and Awarded. I don't see 1 other country anywhere on Earth that have achieved what they have in Rwanda. Just imagine, there are countries in eastern europe and asia and the middle east that have been at each other's throats for centuries within the country and still no signs of uniting. God bless them and I pray for them to continue on this unprecedented path. As for the poverty so many have mentioned; poverty rate will fall as Education increases.
Re: directions there is a big improvement. If you know the address where you are going, Google directions works well. Next time, ask people they would give you directions. Also do some research before you go to a new place like about transportation and other basic things.
@max a it was absolutely amazing. The people were friendly and the women were absolutely beautiful beyond measure. I rented a car, so I was able to visit most of the Rwandan cities and provinces
@@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE oh cause at Cape Town intl airport Ubers didn’t go there I had to take an airport taxi to my hotel and then had the hotel take me back but all in all I wouldn’t have change it great experience
Your Airbnb experience reminds me of an experience I had in Gisenyi at a similar setting in December 2019 just before covid closed my country. The experience of their lethargic and slowness sank our spirit. I mean that place was a bit dirty though it looked clean and groomed from outside. Rwanda must invest more in hospitality industry training through suitable tourism colleges . Sometimes I wonder, does Rwanda enforce external cleanliness where people can see but does little due to revenue constraints to the inside of it's people's lives ? I saw people walking bare feet , limited vehicular traffic in towns and too many people relying on actually walking to get to places. Am I wrong ? Please someone tell me am wrong. Village life in Rwanda is a total contrast of roadside scenery not withstanding Kigali is a very small city but with great potential. The country is generally very clean and feels serene but with an air of someone watching over you. Were my feelings misplaced ? Please someone tell me something, . But bottom line is that President Kagame has put to good use that nations tax revenue with a strict sense of accountability. Somehow the Rwanda government had to start somewhere. They have the correct mindset and for sure skillsets will follow and through skillsets people will fit into the cogs of the economy which creates personal wealth.
Someone is watching you, it's a police state held by Kagame and his Tutsi clan, and it's very funny how you followed that up with "BUT KAGAME IS GREAT!"😂😂😂. Exactly what a guy who's been watched by Kagame would say 😂😂😂. Him & his clan are not accountable and are the problem.
Hi there. Visited for the first time in April. You definitely got scammed on the cab fare! Concerning food. We had a guy take us to buffet lunches in loads of hotels including the marriot. Prices are cheap as a non local. 3 of us stuffed ourselves for about £18 including drinks at one of them. Once you convert to pounds or dollars, it is cheap and the food is good with lots to choose from.
What you have in the USA is not what you get in Africa. When in Africa look for Africa. Baby is beautiful and you are a beautiful family, but don't expect to get the same kind of world in Africa that you have in America. Love & Peace
Just come back from Rwanda! mix feeling,Kigali beautiful city,clean, service so so! last two days no water in the hotel,,people friendly but be careful,some cheatings,super market,Simba european prices,but good standard,to get sim card,(need show passport,they take photos of you,)its limitation of privacy! police everywhere,max speed in the city-60 km/hour,,office services in the city positive,they try to be helpfull! generelly;compering to other countries in africa,I give 4 stars!
Lol the main form of public transport in Rwanda is the motorcycle taxi. I spent five months in Rwanda and it took me about 1 week to get over the fact that Imma have to either rely on unreliable taxis or spend a lot for a driver. I dont have an infant like y'all so I just forced myself to being on the back of a motorcycle to get around. Now I just love moto taxis, I use them in every African country I visit...unless I can take a mini bus easily.
Indeed the motos are the best way when you combine the ease of getting one, the time in getting to your destination and the cost. If you're a single guy you can't beat it.Sometimes I just have to take a taxi.. If your budget can handle it renting a car is awesome.
The plus in all your reviews is that there are great things happening towards development and investments in the mother continent.. With time we will build a great continent.
If something is an inconvenience or is not there or there is a need, then it is a good business opportunity. If you have the determination, problem solving skills, or resources then it is good way to thrive there. The Rwandan government is looking for problem solving entrepreneurs to help them grow their economy.
Just a genuine interest, is Rwanda all about Kigali? I mean are there no other cities 'cause all we here is Kigali this and Kigali that. Maybe it's because the country is somewhat tiny. Go to countries in the South like Namibia, Botswana, Zambia, and big South Africa and see that there are more developed and neat cities in each and every Southern African country. And they are all eloquent in English...
Iam going to visit Africa soon but don’t know what country yet but I don’t expect it to not have problems that’s the reason I want to go to try to find solutions to them but I would like to go to a English speaking country
lol, i love it when people who have never set a foot in rwanda share their "expert" opinions about life there. the "North korea" are you for real??? sorrows and prayers for you lol
@@animenation5324 it too much fun,😂 nothing make me laugh like hell than hearing experts tryna teach u a lesson about Rwanda, 😁 the irony is they never set a foot on 🇷🇼 just blah blah...
For Black Americans I think Kenya should be on top of your list because they're modern and have more things similar to America. Malls Grocery Stores Uber Internet and more. Nairobi Kenya is better for first time Black Americans traveling to African Continent.
Don't forget it was a French influenced speaking culture,corrupt and dirty, today 30 years later its English clean and organised, give it more time who knows were it will be at😊
Thank you very much for your video and I am very happy to see a young family setting out to explore the world (especially the African continent). As a experienced ex-pat who has lived in 6 different countries (I am born and raised in Florida), in which Rwanda was my home for 2+ years, where I found a beautiful wife, own property, and have a business. Let me give a few observations about this video along with a little advice based on my years of extensive international travel. 1. Research is critical. I noted from your video that this is an area in which you can improve. Adequate research would have provided: 1. The currency exchange rate 2. Uber doesn't exist in Rwanda 3. Grocery stores could have been located using Google Maps I'm not sure where your Airbnb was, but I always have a back up hotel just in case the Airbnb was unsatisfactory. There are markets in which to buy fresh organic vegetables and fruits. This is why advanced research is critical and will make your stay easier and hopefully avoid the headaches. I'm happy that you are exposing yourself to the world and experiencing true Melaninated Freedom ✊🏾 Safe travels and I'm excited for you
25 dollars to drive 30 miles is not a scam. Thats a blessing. Somebody is living a better life because you didnt stiff them to ridong you half and hour away for 5 usd.
The number 1 problem here is you guys coming from AMERICA need to get you'll attitude in check, and stop expecting everything to be perfect, NO PLACE ON EARTH Is, Especially AMERICA. 2, COMMUNICATION. Not every country speaks English so that means learning to find someone in the area that may help you with the language barrier, Question to you two, do you speak Rhuwandian Language? I'll wait, don't worry. 3, If you remember what our brothers and Sisters went through recently, the human resources they've lost, and still today, they are an example of community and country building despite this massive setback and evil they went through. Sure things could be better, but stop expecting the same thing you see or may have in the U.S., and enjoy the Freedom you've never and never will experience in you'll beloved AMERICA lol. Your AMERICAN Media, government, and Big Business have and are still spreading their propaganda about AFRICA as so poor and all the other negative stuff I've heard and am still hearing to this day. Do you'll research, learn about the environment of where you are going to visit in the Motherland, try your best to find credible information and someone or an organization to liaise with, for starters and then improvised when you get there, and so doing, you guy will have the best experience of our beautiful continent that we have been taking from in which we've lost our or part of our history, meaning those of us Living in the Diaspora like me and you. If you can't bring out the positives, then stay in America, or find a better way to make it work, because Africa needs and depend on every one of us to lift her up to her rightful place. Like, love or hate me, doesn't matter, all this is still coming from a place, my heart and mind of Love to you and everyone else. 🙌❤❤❤
Note that no one goes to China , Russia , Italy or France or Thailand and start complaining about comnunication and language barrier ... Yet yey expect african countries to be fluent in their language .
A lot of people don't speak either French or English. Most speak Kinyarwanda which I admire that they use their native language. For a foreigner it can be difficult to navigate but you figure out ways.
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I am visiting Rwanda next month and this video got me so excited thank you for sharing and being transparent, shalom
Thanks for watching. Shalom.
I promise they might have been to few places but there's a lot to right here. You are most welcome🙌
The way you give each other time to talk and how you do it is so beautiful. The baby made the video more beautiful. God bless you guys.
Thank you
You are beautiful family! Wishing you all much blessings. @@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE
They whine too much. People live under bridges in the socalled rich cointry on earth. May I remind you America has both the Reserved Currency and the Petro-Dollar. This give them the abilty to money with suffering the inflation because the poorer countries subsidies it bad fiscal and monetary policy. Yet, 90% of American can survived an emergency tjat requied $1000. America is an African country. Their ignorance is sickening
Your daughter is beautiful. I love how she looks at her dad as he talks.
Thank you!
Rwandans never say they don't know where a place is...I really enjoyed it though...especially the foods. Go to the market
@@mariam6822 😂 Yes! So frustrating. I deal with that when I take taxis
My wife and I are making plans that within the next three years, we will make Africa our home and RWanda is on top of the list...
That’s great
You all just had a bad experience a bit my experience was totally different. The Airbnb was amazing and the host picked me up and dropped me off to the airport. They have a different service than bolt and Uber that drives you around a bring you food. Move. You need to try again. Bolt in Ghana from some places is horrible so I can relate but my move experience in Rwanda was good. Rwanda is one of the best countries Ive been to in Africa. Love your honest report on your experience. Keep the videos coming. Blessed!!!!
Same to you. Thanks for watching.
Kigali does have their own version of Uber it's called Yego and it's super cheap and fast to get transport. The people in the airport didn't tell you because they all try to push tourist to us taxis.
Thank you for the honesty opinion. We are country that loves correction and development. Thank you for visiting our country and pardon us for whatever didn’t go right.
Thanks for watching.
Such a mature and kind comment. I really hope for much success for Rwanda ❤
I am always ALWAYS glad to see you two together with the little one giving these reviews as a family. We never see the black/Afrikan family ever (not in movies, no where!) ...and on the continent no less. Keep at it. And Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
@Tru-dp9yt Yeap you don’t black families hardly anymore esp on tv. This makes me want one now as a black man. It lets me know tptb know something we don’t about us. This is awesome seeing a black family
If rwanda lacks something that is a business opportunity
True
This line of thinking is scewed. Rwanda is a country that's really dependent on a small group of people running the country. If you're not doing business with them, you're not making money. Business opportunities depend on how willing the Tutsi ruling class is willing to entertain them.
@@thedante7722 the what ruling class?? my guy are you daft?
@@thedante7722cap and false lol get a life google is free dummy
@@THegirl577Real daft. Wow to hate mongers.
I love your honesty and open mindedness. Kigali is one of those places you need to know a local to usher you around. If you ever come back )hopefully you do) let us know 🙏🏿❤️
Thanks for the advice. we will have to do that next time. Thanks for watching.
That baby is adorable.
Thank you
Rwanda is a pride of Africa. We have beautiful places too on our channel.
Thanks for watching!
Glad you enjoyed your stay in Rwanda 🇷🇼 Keep in mind Rwanda is a tiny economy only $11 billion GDP as compared to Kenya which is $120 billion GDP, so Rwanda is definitely not going to be like Kenya. They have a long way to go to catch up, however, they do an awesome job managing the little economy they have. All the Best!!
Nairobi GDP is 50billi USDs, that pretty 5× Rwanda's GDP.That pretty much says it all.
Thanks for educating us
Y’all gonna how zero dramatic that cute baby is,that’s super amazing 💯
Comparing us to Kenya is already a big Win , we're punching above our weight 💪 🇷🇼💛💚💙 thank you for visiting Rwanda
I am sure they knew all of that but still they has their good reason why they chooses Rwanda like how many do. Yes neighbouring countries to Rwanda are different and Rwanda has its unique beauty and future which any one can see it.
That is true the air in Rwanda is so beautiful and also it's a peaceful country and loved people,
even if you are from somewhere else and you are black we think you are from Rwanda, only the accent can make us be like Where you from but it's all love not in a bad way
I love my people no matter where you were born Jamaica,U.S whatever
I do love y'all welcome to your home and we don't have to run away from some situations. We have found a way to handle it because that's your motherland the one who wrote our history is the one who did us dirty how can we trust what he wrote Africa is your's and Africa is future the western is getting ugly & stressful
People work hard but can't even own land
in Africa we got problems but it's our home of every black man and our sisters
I have loved you already❤
Thanks for watching!
Tribal hatred is a simmering problem that can kick off if political winds change. Tutsis and Hutus class warfare developed into a genocide that killed upwards of 800,000 people. Let's pray that Americans making Rwanda their paradise never experience such tribal hatred!
Read about residential schools in North America
Y’all are funny as hell. I’ve been to Kigali and will be going again soon. Keep up the great content.
Thank you! Will do!
The problem is... you guys tasted 🇰🇪 😂. Give Rwanda 🇷🇼 some credits, from massacre to been the cleanest country in Africa. Kudos 👍
😂😂😂😂
Thanks for watching
@FREEDOM CHASERS I think if the authorities of Rwanda would watch this video
They would invite u back everything free
Too bad u got overcharged on taxi and foods
U should have gone to the lake kivu
@@bentutsibensamale7520 This speaks of blackmail and a failed system.
But I think it's time for us Rwandan to move to the next level. Being clean is not enough without our economy to improve. The poverty in our country is beyond what everyone can imagine. It's time we work on other things too.
Thank you all for giving the real deal experience. I was very leary thinking about the lack of visible disinfecting going on..I hope that's not the norm in restaurants, hotels/airbnb, public bathrooms etc.
You guys should have looked for
*Yara Mel* the best tour guide there ever.😊
Excellent video! Thank you guys!!❤🇺🇲💁🏿🌹🌹😊
Glad you enjoyed it
ya'll so cute. may the most high bless and keep you both and your family! blessings.
Thank you so much!!
Shalom All praise to the mosthigh love your videos thank you Thawadah
I have been to Kigali several times, will be there this weekend.... Beautiful city with beautiful women..... Also, I love Rwandese, nice people but umemployment is quite high there....
Very wonderful place
30min ride in Toronto will cost you around 40bucks. If you guys were charged 25 in Kigali you are angels 🤩
In NY it can cost as much as 100 bucks with Uber or Lyft. Before Uber and Lyft the government set it at 30 anywhere from airport for regular TLC.
The photos you shared were beautiful!..Let me say your baby is absolutely beautiful..I loved the way she was looking at her Daddy with such love in those beautiful brown eyes. God bless her. Praying for the best for your family!
We really appreciate the kind words
25$ is not really a scam price, especially if you drive like 30mn. I live around 10 MN from the airport and I'm used to pay around 13$ so I don't think it's that expensive. For a 30mn drive locals would pay maybe 20$. Fuel prices got a rise of 40% since last year
It’s very expensive
I agree. An airport taxi, then a 30 min drive. That’s not a scam price. How much did you want to pay?
I also agree I was a bit taken back by that complain
If you take a taxi that has a meter it can be like 10 dollars. So that is a scam if you pay 30 dollars.
No matter where you go in this world an airport taxi ride is gonna cost you. It’s best to get a hotel with pickup service.
Greetings Freedom Chasers, my hats, off to the both of you and your enthusiasm, venturing out on the continent of Africa, Rwanda, and other African countries. I know it takes a lot especially with a little child. Best wishes to the both of you and I have subscribe to your channel, great content. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching
What is your typical process for researching Countries before you travel? I am surprised you did not look into transportation and currency exchange rate in advance. Especially since you were doing an air BNB and not a resort. Were the reviews good for the Air BNB?
Enjoyed Kgl bro it’s your home too you are African American. God bless you🙏
I am glad you guys had a good experience. I follow the country's leader on RUclips. I think he is terrific. Thanks for the information.
Our pleasure! thanks for watching
We love you from Rwanda.
We love you too. Please come back again
Thanks for your great review! Maybe my wife and I will plan on going with a hotel option rather than an Airbnb on the basis of your experience.
Glad it was helpful!
For sure you guys look more beautiful and glowing since you came home to Africa.
Thanks for the kind words
Big up for the honest. 😂Groceries with no groceries...
Thing is in Rwanda they shop in the traditional Markets not in supermarket (3x mot expensive) 😂, if you try to go local it will be way Cheaper. Now Tanzania & K3nya are more 'fun'... They have access to sea, so it is easier. They're also huge economies, Rwanda is tiny and had to rise from ashes. Big up to 🇷🇼 🇰🇪 & 🇹🇿 for their brotherhood
Thanks for watching
@@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE I'm confused, what's the point of going to Africa and shopping in a grocerie stores instead of buying fresh and healthy products at the market?
@nelia4402 It's an old joke that american tourist would go to the other side of the world , just to spend their lunch dollars on Big Macs . I guess the familiarity is something important. Even though it means sticking to unhealthy choices
Not related to the topic, but I would love a review of Botswana. I am thinking of moving there.
We will if we visit
I also to have a review about Botswana. At the moment, I'm in Jamaica. I plan to move there in less than two years.
Afrika is a dumping place for strugglin people from all over the world...wat a shame...
Botswana towns are beautiful and economically rich. Its quite expensive but rich compared say to many regional countries. This is probably because most of the things is imported mainly from South Africa including food. Also, the country is mostly desert, so less vegetation and less rains
...in short, Botswana is like a province to South Africa.
They buy most of their stuff in SA and sold at a higher price.
Safety is tops compared to SA.
Thank you!
You're welcome!
What you are saying is very similar to my experience in Florida.
Thanks for watching
Caleb Page Really? please do tell..😂
Shalom, I love your story. Todah
Shalom 🥰🥰
Thanks for the information.
Our pleasure!
Nkos yam, i will never tire of non africans being in awe of how glorious our countries are. I swear we africans might not appreciate it as much
How did you type this comment with loadshedding...
@@omphemetsechake2839😂😂😂😂😂
It was your mistake guys, in RWANDA if you don't know how things go there you ask people there, Rwandan are good people no problem to ask any Rwandan!!! Much ❤❤❤Rwanda!!!
Great honest review . But somehow , got suprised at some of their admissions . Kinda perpetuate the thought some AAs people do very little to no research before going to their 'motherland' . Many of these good or bad surprises , are known facts , one doens't need to land to know these
That’s very true my dear💕
Thanks for the video. Did you guys do any research before you visited Rwanda? It just seems like you would have had a much richer better experience if you had bothered to read a book or watch a video about Rwanda…..
@@paulz6491I was thinking the exact same thing. Apparently if they had taken the time to research some of the issues would have been avoided.
Just subscribed! Thanks so much for your short and sweet content! You all are appreciated!
Thank you for watching, we appreciate you as well.
Baby is super busy with that phone, is see a future RUclipsr 😂😂
Lol I know right
Visit Uganda. You'll have fun. Though be careful
For where they were, to where they are now, just 20+ years later? I think the Rwandian Government and People should be Praised and Awarded. I don't see 1 other country anywhere on Earth that have achieved what they have in Rwanda. Just imagine, there are countries in eastern europe and asia and the middle east that have been at each other's throats for centuries within the country and still no signs of uniting. God bless them and I pray for them to continue on this unprecedented path. As for the poverty so many have mentioned; poverty rate will fall as Education increases.
Thanks for watching
Thank you!👍👍👍
No problem 👍
$25 for 30 mins in a cab? That's pretty good. Try NYC or any major city in the western world.
I'm Kenyan and have had the same problem in Kigali on directions and maps and language..I get you completely
Thanks for watching
Re: directions there is a big improvement. If you know the address where you are going, Google directions works well. Next time, ask people they would give you directions. Also do some research before you go to a new place like about transportation and other basic things.
Are you a kenyan who can't speak swahili ? Because majority of people in the capital city speak or understand swahili
RWANDA IS BUILDING A NEW AIRPORT SHOULD BE RESDY IN 2024
That’s great
I was in Rwanda 🇷🇼 in February 2023 for three weeks
how was it
@max a it was absolutely amazing. The people were friendly and the women were absolutely beautiful beyond measure. I rented a car, so I was able to visit most of the Rwandan cities and provinces
Same thing happen to me in South Africa no Uber from the airport but they do have airport taxis and same price 650 zars
That’s surprising because we find it’s possible to get an Uber in South Africa at the airport
@@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE oh cause at Cape Town intl airport Ubers didn’t go there I had to take an airport taxi to my hotel and then had the hotel take me back but all in all I wouldn’t have change it great experience
Your Airbnb experience reminds me of an experience I had in Gisenyi at a similar setting in December 2019 just before covid closed my country.
The experience of their lethargic and slowness sank our spirit. I mean that place was a bit dirty though it looked clean and groomed from outside. Rwanda must invest more in hospitality industry training through suitable tourism colleges .
Sometimes I wonder, does Rwanda enforce external cleanliness where people can see but does little due to revenue constraints to the inside of it's people's lives ? I saw people walking bare feet , limited vehicular traffic in towns and too many people relying on actually walking to get to places. Am I wrong ? Please someone tell me am wrong. Village life in Rwanda is a total contrast of roadside scenery not withstanding Kigali is a very small city but with great potential. The country is generally very clean and feels serene but with an air of someone watching over you. Were my feelings misplaced ? Please someone tell me something, .
But bottom line is that President Kagame has put to good use that nations tax revenue with a strict sense of accountability. Somehow the Rwanda government had to start somewhere. They have the correct mindset and for sure skillsets will follow and through skillsets people will fit into the cogs of the economy which creates personal wealth.
It's true
You’re right
Well, 🇷🇼is moving forward steadily despite all odds
@@abdouruboneka4775 Exactly
Someone is watching you, it's a police state held by Kagame and his Tutsi clan, and it's very funny how you followed that up with "BUT KAGAME IS GREAT!"😂😂😂. Exactly what a guy who's been watched by Kagame would say 😂😂😂. Him & his clan are not accountable and are the problem.
Hi there. Visited for the first time in April. You definitely got scammed on the cab fare! Concerning food. We had a guy take us to buffet lunches in loads of hotels including the marriot. Prices are cheap as a non local. 3 of us stuffed ourselves for about £18 including drinks at one of them. Once you convert to pounds or dollars, it is cheap and the food is good with lots to choose from.
What you have in the USA is not what you get in Africa. When in Africa look for Africa. Baby is beautiful and you are a beautiful family, but don't expect to get the same kind of world in Africa that you have in America. Love & Peace
I love your honesty!!!!!!
Thank you
Thank you for your honesty!
Thank you for watching
$25 for 30 min taxi ride sounds pretty reasonable to me. It would be more than double that in Toronto.
That’s expensive for Africa
@@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE cool
God bless your hearts guys for loving our Country go again please 🙏 the best is yet to come you will enjoy each day you go！！！❤❤❤
Thank you so much for the kind words and thank you for watching
Wonderful!!!!!
Thanks for watching
@@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE You’re welcome.
I actually from Rwanda Man let me know when you get back I’ll Show you round 🔥
We appreciate that
Just come back from Rwanda! mix feeling,Kigali beautiful city,clean, service so so! last two days no water in the hotel,,people friendly but be careful,some cheatings,super market,Simba european prices,but good standard,to get sim card,(need show passport,they take photos of you,)its limitation of privacy! police everywhere,max speed in the city-60 km/hour,,office services in the city positive,they try to be helpfull! generelly;compering to other countries in africa,I give 4 stars!
They don’t have a lot of them listed on google yet. But they’re coming gradually
Thang would be great
Lol the main form of public transport in Rwanda is the motorcycle taxi. I spent five months in Rwanda and it took me about 1 week to get over the fact that Imma have to either rely on unreliable taxis or spend a lot for a driver. I dont have an infant like y'all so I just forced myself to being on the back of a motorcycle to get around. Now I just love moto taxis, I use them in every African country I visit...unless I can take a mini bus easily.
Yes we used those in TZ before we had the baby.
Indeed the motos are the best way when you combine the ease of getting one, the time in getting to your destination and the cost. If you're a single guy you can't beat it.Sometimes I just have to take a taxi.. If your budget can handle it renting a car is awesome.
The baby is adorable. Nice couple too.
Thank you
Awesome video. 👌🏾
Thank you so much
Would it be fair to say Kigali is probably better for visiting than living
In our opinion, yes.
The lil baby was just herself entertained with the phone lol 😊
😂😂😂
Always love your content 👍
Thank you
welcome my Israelite brother. All praises
Thank you brother
Fazenda is brilliant and the tour guide are really nice
Absolutely
Helpful tip: learn at the very least some local language next time. It's both respectful and will help you conversation wise as well.
Love from Rwanda 🇷🇼
Thank you
The plus in all your reviews is that there are great things happening towards development and investments in the mother continent..
With time we will build a great continent.
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If something is an inconvenience or is not there or there is a need, then it is a good business opportunity. If you have the determination, problem solving skills, or resources then it is good way to thrive there. The Rwandan government is looking for problem solving entrepreneurs to help them grow their economy.
So good I will Rwanda!!! Thank You!!!
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Did you say Move App?
Yes
Just a genuine interest, is Rwanda all about Kigali? I mean are there no other cities 'cause all we here is Kigali this and Kigali that. Maybe it's because the country is somewhat tiny.
Go to countries in the South like Namibia, Botswana, Zambia, and big South Africa and see that there are more developed and neat cities in each and every Southern African country. And they are all eloquent in English...
Okay
Iam going to visit Africa soon but don’t know what country yet but I don’t expect it to not have problems that’s the reason I want to go to try to find solutions to them but I would like to go to a English speaking country
There’s many great country’s choose from
Did you bring with you those minerals robed from DRC?
Just asking 🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️!
It's lowkey the North Korea of Africa however it's very well marketed though. Good place for retiring or visiting.
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Jealous 😆🤡
and generally speaking, look at the society they've built. Sometimes you need a little totalitarianism.
lol, i love it when people who have never set a foot in rwanda share their "expert" opinions about life there. the "North korea" are you for real??? sorrows and prayers for you lol
@@animenation5324 it too much fun,😂 nothing make me laugh like hell than hearing experts tryna teach u a lesson about Rwanda, 😁 the irony is they never set a foot on 🇷🇼 just blah blah...
Freedom Chasers are you guys ever going to visit South Africa 🇿🇦
Yes we are!
For Black Americans I think Kenya should be on top of your list because they're modern and have more things similar to America. Malls Grocery Stores Uber Internet and more. Nairobi Kenya is better for first time Black Americans traveling to African Continent.
Rwanda is beautiful and super clean, I love it there. 🙏🏾 Bless you guys.
Same to you. Thanks for watching.
Glad you enjoyed
Thank you
What do u mean Uber !?but we have“MOVE” by WV.
We know
Don't forget it was a French influenced speaking culture,corrupt and dirty, today 30 years later its English clean and organised, give it more time who knows were it will be at😊
Nice family, but it sounds like u did not do ur homework well b4 landing in Kigali. 🙏
We did some research but obviously there are things that you wouldn’t know until you get there
Thank you very much for your video and I am very happy to see a young family setting out to explore the world (especially the African continent). As a experienced ex-pat who has lived in 6 different countries (I am born and raised in Florida), in which Rwanda was my home for 2+ years, where I found a beautiful wife, own property, and have a business. Let me give a few observations about this video along with a little advice based on my years of extensive international travel.
1. Research is critical. I noted from your video that this is an area in which you can improve. Adequate research would have provided:
1. The currency exchange rate
2. Uber doesn't exist in Rwanda
3. Grocery stores could have been located using Google Maps
I'm not sure where your Airbnb was, but I always have a back up hotel just in case the Airbnb was unsatisfactory.
There are markets in which to buy fresh organic vegetables and fruits. This is why advanced research is critical and will make your stay easier and hopefully avoid the headaches.
I'm happy that you are exposing yourself to the world and experiencing true Melaninated Freedom ✊🏾 Safe travels and I'm excited for you
Thanks for watching!
25 dollars to drive 30 miles is not a scam. Thats a blessing. Somebody is living a better life because you didnt stiff them to ridong you half and hour away for 5 usd.
We said 30 minutes not 30 miles. It couldn’t have been no more than 10 miles away.
I love it when Americans visit a foreign country and expect things to be like they are in the United States.
Hey guys.. When in Kenya visit Kereita Forest.
Thanks for the recommendation
When it comes to money and exchange rates… and what’s fare… ALWAYS do your research
You guys need to start doing some street food African foods.... looking for cool people food won't give you an African experience..😊
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At 14:35 you’re baby wanted to give her opinion of the trip to Africa too 😀😀.
😂😂😂
The number 1 problem here is you guys coming from AMERICA need to get you'll attitude in check, and stop expecting everything to be perfect, NO PLACE ON EARTH Is, Especially AMERICA. 2, COMMUNICATION. Not every country speaks English so that means learning to find someone in the area that may help you with the language barrier, Question to you two, do you speak Rhuwandian Language? I'll wait, don't worry. 3, If you remember what our brothers and Sisters went through recently, the human resources they've lost, and still today, they are an example of community and country building despite this massive setback and evil they went through.
Sure things could be better, but stop expecting the same thing you see or may have in the U.S., and enjoy the Freedom you've never and never will experience in you'll beloved AMERICA lol. Your AMERICAN Media, government, and Big Business have and are still spreading their propaganda about AFRICA as so poor and all the other negative stuff I've heard and am still hearing to this day.
Do you'll research, learn about the environment of where you are going to visit in the Motherland, try your best to find credible information and someone or an organization to liaise with, for starters and then improvised when you get there, and so doing, you guy will have the best experience of our beautiful continent that we have been taking from in which we've lost our or part of our history, meaning those of us Living in the Diaspora like me and you.
If you can't bring out the positives, then stay in America, or find a better way to make it work, because Africa needs and depend on every one of us to lift her up to her rightful place.
Like, love or hate me, doesn't matter, all this is still coming from a place, my heart and mind of Love to you and everyone else. 🙌❤❤❤
No argument here with that assessment.
Calm down dude, wazzup 😆
Note that no one goes to China , Russia , Italy or France or Thailand and start complaining about comnunication and language barrier ... Yet yey expect african countries to be fluent in their language .
if you go to Paris CDG airport, you pay much more for taxi.
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It seems like you didn't even have an clue of what going on, but next time try to find a perfect local to show you guyz around. happy to help tho!!💚
Next time!
My birth country 🇷🇼🇷🇼
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The English Language issue...give it up for Rwanda..they were formally French-speaking country. English was introduced like 25 years ego.
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A lot of people don't speak either French or English. Most speak Kinyarwanda which I admire that they use their native language. For a foreigner it can be difficult to navigate but you figure out ways.