Ever been to Rwanda, Kigali

JasonK

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I am setting up a business in Kigali Capital, and when I've mentioned it to people most have this dumbfounded look on their face. I find south africans in the same boat as americans when an american describes the living conditions in south africa. South africans are equally shocked or ignorant that Kigali for example is the cleanest city in africa, with fantastic people.

What are your thoughts of Kigali? Have you ever been? What was your experience?
 
Never heared about Kigali before ... Did some google research now. Interesting place. Looks beautiful. Difficult finding a job though. What business are you setting up there ?
 
Very interesting are you looking for any business partner to join you let me know about your business
 
Spent a week or so in Kigali about 10 years ago. Absolutely love the place, the people and country in general. The climate is great, with a very comfortable and consistent temperatures all year round.

I have always wanted to go back there for a proper holiday, but have not made the trek just yet.
 
Never been there , but only heard good things about that country and they have the best trained army in Africa .
 
I've been there about 5 times between 2007 and 2010. Didn't really know what to expect the first time I went, but was surprised by the place. Its very clean, not a piece of paper on the street, plastic bags are illegal, there is a very prominent police presence around the city, everything is generally very safe. The government is pretty strict and most people follow the laws. I remember while i was there once, the president announced on TV that barbed wire on fences was banned and the next day i saw people taking them down.
There is lots of activity on the streets during the day and getting around is a bit scary as they pretty much have their own rules on the road. I think they have an understanding amongst them, as my taxi driver would drive on the oncoming traffic lane if the road was congested and the oncoming cars would make space to pass. Nearly had a heart attack the first time it happened but it seems to be how they do things. There are also Bike taxis but i was never brave enough to take one.
There is a big French influence so you will find alot of French Inspired restaurants around. It can be quite an expensive place though as most of the better hotels and restaurants charge in US$.
When you are there make sure to visit the Genocide Museum.
 
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