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Today we're in Kimironko market, in the heart of Kigali the capital of Rwanda exploring the prices of fresh organic food.
watch leave a comment, tell us what you think of the prices in comparison to prices of food in your home country.
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Today we're in Kimironko market, in the heart of Kigali the capital of Rwanda exploring the prices of fresh food in the market. watch leave a comment, tell us what you think of the prices in comparison to prices of food in your home country. Nexo Tour guide in Rwanda Instagram @nexorwanda_ [phone] My Merch shop bit.ly/44XgRbu

[@monish2089]

Very informative. Helps future travelers to Rwanda to plan their budget.

[@karriem5666]

Looking forward to enjoying the organic fruits and vegetables in Uganda and eventually on a trip across the border to Rwanda!

[@shemmakanga8390]

Not only does the food look so fresh, but it organic too. Me who lives in Canada for the past so many decades, the prices where I live are ten times more. The food in the western world like Museveni said once, about pineapples in Europe , tasteless.

[@TheWanderingKid]

Prices are very reasonable in my opinion! But I am pleasantly astonished how clean even the market is! Even the produce are arranged neatly! Also great to see Nexo again! Keep it up 👍🏻👍🏻 Bravo Rwanda! 🫶🏻

[@ConnectWithUganda]

True the market was clean too!

[@TemplarX2]

This is freaking expensive for a third world country. It is more expensive than Australia in some cases. I'm dumbfounded. How do these people pay for this?

[@shahross8366]

​@@TemplarX2Clearly they are paying, becauae the market is full.

[@user-mp8ql6hb9l]

This video is very informative and provided detailed prices making it so helpful to budget for foods at the market. Thank you for sharing.

[@nabadoonka6649]

Absolutely great video , thank you for your sharing us this useful information, .

[@africancitizentrava243]

Hope you enjoy your stay in the country of thousand hills

[@ConnectWithUganda]

Thanks I’m

[@Minney-Me]

Wonderful information to absorb ❤

[@HRL.]

Their prices are very reasonable and affordable.

[@thaddeusjohnson5437]

How many different bananas are available in Rwanda, I know they cook a lot of dishes using bananas similar to Ugandan Matoke.Or maybe I'm wrong

[@inkotanyirwabugiri5725]

If you're talking about cooking bananas, we have way too many. RAB (Rwanda Agriculture Board) at once counted around 100+ varieties - I think you can find some information on their website

[@mohamedala4764]

Thank You for the helpful video , amazing content always 🙏

[@ConnectWithUganda]

My pleasure!

[@michaelreid8857]

Very informative video I imagine the best subjects for you would be to offer us advice on where to stay, where to eat, any must see venues of Kigali!

[@africanbeauty4736]

Nigeria have the best economy in the world in terms of cost of commodities, a KG of tomatoes is $0.4 in Nigeria

[@charlottemuda7323]

Pleaseeee am begging pple who sell food in market or grocery store, can u pleaseeee use Gloves when u touch meat or fish, seriouly u need to be hygienic;

[@Saidoromo2024]

In U.S Chicago the 5.65 pound of chicken thighs is $9.70 u.s dollar

[@africanbeauty4736]

A whole chicken is selling for $7 in Nigeria.

[@brodien4543]

Most of the time you get what you pay for . So cheap food could mean low quality. Nutritious food for reasonable price is the best. Which the food there looks great. It's expensive to buy large farm

[@zahhstarboymk5427]

🥰🥰🥰🇷🇼🙏🏾👌🏻👌🏻

[@hizstory1813]

yes,,, I've heard about the cleanliness of Rwanda.. but 6$ for 24 eggs is high,,, even by American standards. 😅😂😂😮. But maybe they are giving you higher price because they see you with the camera and think your rich. 😆😆 I've heard about that in Africa ... but it seems like a lovely place that I would visit. I actually thought they would be use to cameras ... unlike your village . But both of them evidently are a little unfamiliar with much technology. No problem ... I want Africa to take it's time and develop at it's own pace and not make mistakes because they want to catch up with modern societies. It's not all good here in the US . thank you for your tours. I am just browsing your library.

[@shahross8366]

They explained tue reason for the high cost of local eggs. That is pretty comparable for eggs in the US.

[@kagabopaul3126]

US eggs are just chemicals🤣🤣🤣

[@malvinphotography]

❤️🇷🇼

[@DigitalMindQuest]

Kampala is so expensive compared there!

[@derickcastor8008]

😂😂😂😂 Beautiful lady, every Rwandan things are very expensive, eggs, chickens, fishes, clothes, etc. I don't know what is inside Rwandan things

[@kagabopaul3126]

it's a land locked country what do you expect

[@joeGuizan]

Beef one kilo $3 is reasonable. 👍👍👍

[@bakerkawesa]

Seems cheaper than Uganda. And Uganda is supposed to be a bread basket.

[@alfredosyoutubechannel]

Visit Rwanda

[@segustus]

Hi thanks for taking us around. The prices seems to be the same. Now about the meat cutting machine is only applicable for the freezed meat ofcourse u can't use a panga to cut that meat😂😂. The difference in Uganda is that they sell fresh meat. That freezed meat is not fresh coz it can be in fridge for more than 2dsys😊

[@ConnectWithUganda]

😂😂😂

[@michaelreid8857]

Meat and Seafood that is frozen fresh will stay fresh for a long time. You will notice that most Fishing ships also have processing facilities. That allows the fish to be caught, cleaned, cut, packed and frozen all within 60-90 Minutes!

[@segustus]

@@michaelreid8857 meat which is frozen has a different smell compared to fresh meat. Trust me I eat it eat everyday and I can tell u, fresh meat without freezing is differently. Now when it comes to pork it's worse

[@michaelreid8857]

@@segustus oh I agree with you that fresh never frozen is better. But my point is, freshly frozen is still fresh. Cheers

[@shahross8366]

I only eat fish, so this does not bother me.

[@roberthoward7387]

Your Bantu knots are beautiful

[@ConnectWithUganda]

Thank you

[@bubs247]

Did you find food that food is cheaper in Uganda or Rwanda?

[@zahhstarboymk5427]

I think UG is cheaper because they have enough food

[@ConnectWithUganda]

It’s the same, meat prices in Rwanda are cheaper than Kampala

[@kagabopaul3126]

@@zahhstarboymk5427 same people who harass Rwanda but still you'll always be wrong. How this is funny

[@abokabsdn8010]

Very expensive

[@kagabopaul3126]

what do you really need😅😅😅 how does it cost in your home town 😆

[@sharietellah669]

Also put money in Ugandan shillings cas i hardly understand USD 😅😅lol. Thanks for the vlogs sis

[@ConnectWithUganda]

Sorry darling. Will do that next time

[@XY-rh3if]

Do they sell eggs in Rwanda with chicken faeces all other them like it's substandardly and disgustingly done in Nigeria? I've stayed away from eating eggs in Nigeria for this reason

[@ConnectWithUganda]

Eggs are cleaned once you get home from the market to avoid contamination.

[@XY-rh3if]

@@ConnectWithUganda Your didn't really answer my question but thanks for your response

[@TemplarX2]

Don't touch the food. This is disgusting and unhygienic. Putting your hand into unpacked rice is wrong.

[@abokabsdn8010]

Why the people looking sad

[@kagabopaul3126]

what kind of a question is that? what is your mission

[@abokabsdn8010]

Why the people looking sad

[@kagabopaul3126]

what kind of a question is that? what is your mission