I am still very much impressed about your clean streets, sidewalks and in general it is looking very orderly all in all. Infrastructure, houses, people, all look good. 🙂
13:10 In The Netherlands we use the cobble stones to slow down car traffic and make it a safer place for walking and cycling. The stones give audible feedback to the driver about his speed. Astfalt is so quiet that car drivers don't really get a feel for their speed.
Wow! Great video. One thing is missing here - litter! I have never seen such a clean place well organised and orderly. Byumba will be on my list of places to visit in Rwanda. A beautiful country and I love those cobble stone streets!
Thanks Willie This is a wonderful content. It confirms to us that something good is happening in the entire Rwanda ( not only Kigali). I was really surprised to see the pedestrian and bicycle sidewalks, clean streets, and organized green/gardening areas in a small town located in a not well-known area of Rwanda.
The stadium looked similar to an Mayan style stadium of central America.. And yes Rwanda looks to be a very clean and neat country.. Even the people seem to take some pride the way they are dressed.. I have seen a lot of video's of scenic tours of African cities but Rwanda comes across as the most well organized and tidy...
I saw online Robert Kajuga Half Marathon race results for 2022. Congratulations! And thanks for sharing video of the peaceful people and beautiful city.
As usual an excellent video. Why didn't you speak to the guys at the market. They may have had some good news. Could your guide, Joe translate for you? @9:32 - Those drums! Wow! I would love to have those 😄
Thank you for this amazing and informative video. I could actually live in this city, so calm. Kigali is to busy for my liking. I will be adding this to my list... Are you still in Rwanda?
Great video. You have given me a great place to visit this year. Bro, recommend you learn basic words in the local language. It would improve your video production.
Looking forwards to see you explore and show african cities like Bujumbura , Gaborone , many of Namibian seaside gems , etc. And show us more of west african francophone cities .
Your interpreter missed out on a random jock. A guy said ‘icyongyereza bacyize nasohotse’ meaning ‘they taught English while i was out of class’.Reason why he can’t speak English
@@WillieFungo You're welcome family, but wow you sure covered a lot of ground in the short time you were there, I'm in Florida btw, take care of yourself and enjoy your travels, Oh, what country are you in now if I may ask and where do you plan to visit next?😊
@@abiodunadams9499 That's Naija for you. We must get rid of the bad leaders for things to work for our good. With the candidates I am seeing for the election I doubt we will see the progress we want so badly.
The Tour of Rwanda (with cyclists from around 15 countries) ended just a few days ago. The winner is from Erithrea in the Horn of Africa. The Tour showed how the Rwandan roads are great. Thank you Willie Fungo for this wonderful video.
U need to visit Nigeria, ur sub can climb to 500k after touring the cities in Nigeria, make research about people that visited, Nigerians are so supportive.
Your video is cool but I don’t think it’s polite to tell off people who try to help. When someone told you they only speak kinyarwanda and offered to translate you said there’s no point and need.
Willie, I think Zaworks makes a valid point. You may not have intended to be rude but it passed across as being rude. For a public figure like you, I think it helps the great job which you are doing when we give you an honest and objective comment of our perceptions and interpretations of your beautiful videos.
@@cliffordnebangwa7036 The man in the video is my friend who I have known for several years. In this context, I'm paying him to show me around and translate, so there is nothing wrong with telling him when such services aren't needed.
Yea, these types of places are so fascinating. You get used to the oxygen different pretty quickly, but it will reduce your appetite. Thanks for the support!
22:03 it was this part for me 😂😂😂 it’s normal that he didn’t obey to your command, since most cyclists/motocyclists all over Rwanda solely speak & understand Kinyarwanda. Speaking Kinyarwanda to a cab driver in the US will most likely give the same results 😏 You should’ve said instead “Hagarara (aho ngaho/hano)” which means “Stop (here)” That being stated, thanks for this tour of a city I’ve never visited.
@@thedolamitechannel2756 I think he meant to compare with most of African countries ( excluding a few). But also Byumba seems it's on higher altitude, so colder than the capital
Nice video. I know there was no bad intention but comments about the language barrier come of really off. There is a whole world outside of the anglosphere bubble. Clearly those bikers wanted to talk to you and you had someone ready to translate for you. The ''there is no point" comment almost made me stop the video. Same with why is everything is in french. It came of as rude.
Also, I asked him why everything is in French because Rwanda had a high-profile switch from French to English several years ago, which led to French signage, etc. being replaced in most parts of the country. People like you have gaps in your understanding the of context and fill the holes with unjustified outrage.
@@vyuguruzumwangumwereka I wonder... there was a mosquito-born disease prevention program that went through this town. Normally, I'd guess that it was too high, but I couldn't find independent information to confirm. Do you have personal experience or other evidence regarding mosquitoes in this town?
The Rwanda government would have built Machine tickets to avoid chaos and stressful at least it will generate higher taxes revenue than hand to hand tickets, use the money to develop communities and quality education.
@@madamakusinachi3877 No way! why didn't anybody think of that! This is the first time anybody in Rwanda got to realize it. Thank you for your kind wisdom good sir.
What the hell is "british" climate? isnt that just a rwanda climate because its in rwanda? you cant export and import climate...stop glorifying europeans with innuendos
In this context, a "British Climate" is a climate similar to the one found in Britain. This particular city is is one of the few places outside Britain and Northern France with the Oceanic Cfb climate classification, known for mild temperatures, high humidity, and lots of rain. I didn't say "Britain's Climate" , which would mean the climate only found in Britain.
But even if I did say "Britain's Climate" the point would still be the same. You have to read between the lines instead of taking things too literally.
The music you used is out of context....American....you have tons of African music to choose from and plenty from Rwanda right where you are. It hurt my ears.
