why do New Yorkers always have the easiest time moving and assimilating properly into other countries around the world? I really do love us. As a Liberian that moved to NYC as a kid and is planning to move back to Africa, i notice that a lot of the people who don't complain a lot when moving abroad, its New Yorkers.

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Thank you sister .this was amazing

Good job thanks alot

Lovely video.

Faching country

This was quite insightful, enjoyable, educative and very informative. Thank you, especially owing to the fact that I am thinking of either visiting or relocating to Rwanda from Nigeria. I am Nigerian, I might add.

Love your honesty integrity and using your voice. Finna bless those moto drives I’ll triple it !!

My dear I enjoyed your share MGT !!

It's kinda funny… To me (as a Rwandan having grown up in Europe), Rwandans usually stood out for being loud… Whenever we had guests over, it got really loud… Same when I'm back in Rwanda, takes some getting used to to people speaking so loudly… But of course nothing compared to americans…

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South African 🇿🇦🇿🇦 here and I'm considering visiting Rwanda soon , this was very helpful , thanks

Thank you for loving us African. We love you too❤

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Thank you so much .. This is a very helpful thread You are very helpful and very transparent I like that Thank you

God bless you

amazing, thank you so much! such interesting facts before my business trip.

New subscriber here and we'll be visiting in September. I so appreciate your videos sista! 🇷🇼

50 cents won't break you! well said! lovely message. In the US they spend 20 us$ tips on a 80 us$ dinner and won't whine about it. I adopted the same mentality like you, it takes some time to step over the ego and think about how it benefits the other but once there, you don't go back and feel so much better

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Amazing video, thank you! Getting my courage and finances up to go by myself, 54 year old woman. I REALLY do want to see the mountain gorillas and other wildlife, and the week long tour I'm planning to do is expensive, but alone, I'm not sure I feel comfortable doing everything 'a la carte' and the gorillas themselves are expensive. Did you travel alone?

I did this when I went in Oct 2024 because of your video and it was hands down my favorite thing to do in Rwanda! Thank youuu

Thanks for the video. Visiting first week of Feb 2025. Very excited 🙂

Thank for your info very useful👍

Yo AM, thanks for your review. You show Rwanda respect! That's great!

Excellent video. I HATE loud and obnoxious behavior too. Rwanda sounds heavenly!

New subscriber here, am from Kenya and I am on a mission to explore Africa 2025

Am watching this, planning to travel to Rwanda in February 👌🙏

I love this thanks... I am visiting Senegal and Liberia in a couple months for first time. Solo trip so checking out vids like this. I know Rwanda is different country but love to get info that shatters US stereotype of African countries.

Great content and I subscribed because I give $5-$10 tips around the world to house cleaning, motor, wait staff and I often pay for meals for seniors in restaurants. You're right, it's change or a few dollars for me but it can make paying bills a lot easier for them.

Great video very informative. I'm considering traveling to rwanda. Love from Philippines ❤❤

Loved this! ❤ I'm doing an internship in Kigali in the next months, any tips on how to find a room/apartment to rent with a colleague? 🥲

I don't agree with you. We should be treated the same. I can pay more for good service. But refuse being ripped off

Great job my boss madam Lisa.

Wonderful tips❤ Thank you🎉

I will take your word for everything you said. At 75 yr young I don’t I will be doing this!!! 😂

Rwanda was cool it was very clean and well organized. Traveling is tough and the language you really need to try to understand some of it. Only thing I wish it wasn’t so boring. Beautiful place but nothing to do really. We stayed in Kigali and Kibabagaga for a month. The genocide museum is a must see but it was a bit scary after knowing all that happened just 30years ago. Loved everything else though.

Very helpful vid. I’m heading to Rwanda in Feb with my wife and children for a week God willing. I’m very excited!

So nice

Girl I thought you were talking about a different kind of plug 😂 Great video! Can't wait to see Kigali in person.

I just came back from Rwanda, and these are great points!

Man I miss those matatus and nyama choma! I need to go back home 😢 🇰🇪. You need to try some ugali also

Thank you for all the info and I’m planning to visit.

Thanks for keeping it Real! I’m planning to go to Rwanda next year and I really appreciated your transparency and straight forwardness

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I love that you really took time to research and are not biased. Much love from 🇷🇼

Thank you! I appreciate you being frank and getting straight to the point. 👍🏾 Great tips!

What about health care? What about the night life?

Which is the best city in Rewanda should I visit if I want to stay only for one week?

Preach sista!❤