Shocking: Kigali, Rwanda's WORST Slum

[@WillieFungo]

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[@grebopekin2279]

You are evil. You doing what the white KZbinrs and media does, show Africans and Africa at it worst. I just hope we never catch you or people like you that make us look bad.

[@thestsconsulting8968]

WILLIE HOW CAN I GET IN CONTACT WITH YOU. PLEASE SEND ME YOUR EMAIL

[@johnellistruman826]

From someone who comes from Kenya, I have to appreciate how clean this place is, it's better than most residential areas here

[@binti_athman8145]

Absolutely!

[@marydavis7978]

Rwanda is the cleanest country in Africa even the slums!

[@presidentoneday6634]

The capital is the closest in Africa so I'm not surprised at all.

[@magarematara8919]

Sure very clean,angalia Kibra,Mathare etc.Hapa ni ku smart.

[@bonganimondlana7715]

That is no slum

[@trivagravia4837]

People from the West need to understand one thing that: what they call Slums in Africa are not typical slums ..they are organised peri-urban areas with lower to zero rentals...very clean and traditional....you wont even find a drug problem there....

[@patm8251]

And you won't hear gun violence

[@Notmyrealname69420]

You won’t find gun violence but you’ll definitely find a crazy amount of booze, a bunch of weed and even some heroin. The drug problem is nowhere close to the west though and you won’t find many junkies but there’s a lot of drug use in Kigali

[@cherishamour9920]

@@Notmyrealname69420 they maybe functional addicts but that don't mean that they are immune from being addicts

[@mwanikimwaniki6801]

@@patm8251 Wtf are you guys on? When I was in high school there was some insane gun violence in the slum where my school was located beside.

[@RoneyNgala]

@@mwanikimwaniki6801 Name it. Besides, they’re talking about Rwanda.

[@africansubscriber4530]

shocked how clean the slum is

[@oceejekwam6829]

Looks like they are naturally clean people. The aerial shots are great, thank you.

[@tomthumb2226]

Rwanda has policy that every citizen must play a roll in keeping the country clean 👌 and its the cleanest country on the continent

[@Jay-hr3rh]

It's not India.

[@Lieu_Tenant_Gambit]

I do envy the cleanliness of Kigali

[@MegaDeadwrong]

I don’t see the cleanest slum but I can see all bunch of mountains... still a poorly managed tiny province.

[@kathrynmacmillan1361]

Perfect example of what I have always said. Poverty does NOT mean living in FILTH. I wish them all the best and pray they are able to improve their situations.

[@helena3631]

that area looks better than some places in nyc..for a slum it looks great

[@peterwalker9391]

You noticed the open sewers right?

[@rainbowtrust6347]

It will be more better slum with the open passages and a little bit organized, then it will be a normal low level residents , much better than slum. As for the filth, zero, none whatsoever 👌👏🙊

[@rainbowtrust6347]

@@peterwalker9391 oh my God the sewer, is the worst problem. If only government can deal with it because the community will not know how to handle it. Deal breaker

[@mbens9266]

Agreed....attitude is a major part it (another one is education, formal and informal, e.g. about hygiene, environment, etc).

[@guayames]

Admirable cleanliness! Yes, poverty doesn’t mean dirty!

[@kayn2756]

This slum is not bad at all. I've seen worse in other countries

[@emmanueltoku7237]

They should come to Ghana and they will see how nasty some of this slums look like. You will see how cattle and human being co exist in harmony.

[@ginajackson9413]

@Markus Patients True.This guy is shameless.you see worst places in the USA

[@softlifejasmine]

I've seen worse in the united States. In this video they have homes, stores, a whole community. In the U.S. in almost every major city, there are people who sleep outside in boxes, tents on sidewalks, under bridges with no roof over their head. People sleep in cars, at bus stops on benches, on sidewalks. In a lot of cities in the united States and some are usually on drugs... And a lot of elderly and army vets on the streets here.

[@ochiegodfrey6428]

@@emmanueltoku7237 😂😂😂😂😂

[@jamiledunn5175]

I’ve seen much worse in the U.S. These ppl just live a simple lifestyle. Slums in the U.S. are hell holes with all manners of dangers.

[@havillah6073]

My brother, I would rather live in this so called 'slum' than in Detroit street boxes. You have done a good job but be careful not to over-emphasize on negative publicity of Africa. This has killed us for a very very long time now and it has to change.

[@natly3123]

There is no cleaner country or cleaner slum than Rwanda has shown the world ** See his caption , ⬆️ filmed in a very tasteful way . He understood the assignment 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽😄😄

[@farabathanmoalimmohamed8373]

I'm a truck driver I have been in Rwanda many trips, many years and each time I see or remember I really love it, good people with good heart. Not to mention friendly government representatives everywhere who are welcoming.

[@tesszoptimist]

Agree 100%. We should let them know that we know what they are after.

[@WillieFungo]

This isn't a negative place. The people seem healthy and happy.

[@ezekieljacob5795]

Bro dont feel offended....there is nothing wrong with the video.i just love is wewe vipi ??

[@alexandermutune6131]

What is interesting is that the community in the area find it important to observe hygiene measures...no littering around with trash, there is no raw sewage flowing in the area.Security in the area is good with no gun violence or drugs.Rwanda seems ready to move into the next phase of development.

[@godisfaithful9134]

I always ask myself what you guys development, because the place is clean (which I admire) but people are living in fear and extreme poverty, is it what you call development?? I always think that Africa is almost the same everywhere. Some countries are dirty, but they are free to move and do their business and say whatever they want. On the contrary, Rwanda is clean but people live in extremely fear and poverty you can not imagine. Africa needs development that is built on strong institutions, and freedom for everyone.

[@yannmouy8935]

@@godisfaithful9134 archly this poverty is found for the majority in rular areas, not in urban areas, also in rular areas people have hectares of lands for themself, nevertheless easy access to clean water,healtcare and education.........other african countries faces same problem and have less economic freedom than rwanda, although I agree some have more personal freedom but less safety and life expectancy for the major part .........also I suggest you to see their constitution for understanding how the country work.

[@godisfaithful9134]

@@yannmouy8935 'Thank you for your response, but am from there, I know how poor the people are. And I have visited different countries of Africa. I know Rwanda is doing better when it comes to a clean environment, but people are extremely poor, and there are no opportunities for them to even start some small businesses because the tax are extremely high. As we speak, everyone wants to run out of the country.especially in the city, it is beyond of what you can imagine. Of you know the risks they are taking just to go to the neighboring countries because the borders are closed you will not believe it.

[@yannmouy8935]

@@godisfaithful9134 do you have any sources?

[@godisfaithful9134]

@@yannmouy8935 Of cause I have. Some people who are trying to leave are my friends. We keep sending money to the family members who can't even afford the food to eat. whatever you see or hear about Rwanda, it is just the propaganda and few people enjoy it. But the majority of people are suffering to the extend I can't explain to you. The only problem, people are super scared to go in the street to manifest because it is not allowed, and some who tried to speak out, are now in jail, or have disappeared, or are dead. And most of the people who are complaining, they do it in our mother tongue, the world don't understand. One thing I agree Rwanda is doing so well, is the cleanness and order in the city. Anytime I am walking in the street of Kigali, I feel so proud. But my heart sink, the minute I think the oppression the people are living under. That is why I challenge the idea when people see the cleanness as development. It is a good thing, but there are others things we need to look into. Because even in North corea the street are clean.

[@RockersMediaTV]

Honestly, this slum is by far better than the slums I have seen in my own country. Organized and clean without any raw sewage spilling and unlike many slums, I have observed that here the slums are legally connected to the national electricity grid. In most African slums electricity is illegally connected and passes underground for those lucky enough to get the illegal access. These slums are quite habitable, not like slums in Brazil, India, Bangladesh, Zimbabwe, SA, and my beautiful country Kenya.

[@pearbear319]

Let's stop calling it slums and call it instead survival habitats or organic villages(no unnecessary trappings). I am hoping that the smart government of Rwanda will ally with these villagers and improve on what they have built, unlike so many other countries that instead of helping their striving citizens, decry their existence and even persecute them. Onward Rwanda!!

[@oo--7714]

There is still rubbish, and in brazil slums are connected to electricity and even Internet.

[@michelkakeya3825]

I was born in kinshasa (DRC) and this looks like normal to me even cleaner than where I come from and now been living in cape town (SA) this place looks better than some of the slums here in SA

[@g.berwald5312]

absolutely true. this video speaks for Rwanda, you can dislike Kagame but what he is doing is clearly working well

[@rabdujaiye7941]

I wish all slums in the world looks like this. Respect Paul Kagame. Africa needs you. Keep building

[@masanjekomara3835]

Totally agreed. God bless this man. I wish we had just 10 of him in Africa. Africa would be the envy of the world.

[@TemplarX2]

@Markus Patients I feel if they create stone pathways, this place would actually look nice. Painting the houses different colours will make the place look more chaotic and it will lose its natural charm.

[@sisssss6827]

Good thing is people are gradually moving into homes and out of slums. So, we’re seeing progress here. Hopefully Uganda, Nigeria and Kenya slums get better.

[@irenedavo3768]

Hello

[@kimgasabo8325]

You cannot compare this place with Kibera!

[@vniyonsaba]

People are from slums are being thrown out and become homeless, because the government wants the city of Kigali to look clean for the outsiders. Don't be lured guys. This is like glittering hell

[@oceejekwam6829]

Nigeria faces the challenge of population growth outpacing the GDP. This means the slums will continue to grow and the struggle to escape misery and survive will become evermore desperate, so slum living will become normalised. This "slum" is clean, calm and be spacious compared to the slums of Nigeria.

[@mwanikimwaniki6801]

@@kimgasabo8325 Facts. I thought this place looked quite habitable.

[@free-safe8445]

That slum is soo clean

[@Masedi_Hermans]

I respect these people even in their slums cleanliness is their priority,I really want to visit.

[@AAED-NPO]

I've noticed that quite a few commented on the cleanliness of this place , which means that most of us appreciate neatness. It begins with us; not littering. Shall we also educate one another not to litter, until its our second nature and we get our cities and towns clean? Africa cannot be associated with uncleanness.

[@OnowuBalogun_1]

Honestly, I don't know exactly how to react to this video, did anyone else notice that this slum is still very natural and neat? What can we say about a country with effective policy.

[@zeeqq105]

This place is nice compared to many many slums I’ve seen. Hell, I’d live there. It’s just undeveloped. It’s not even overcrowded. Rwanda is the place to be. I’ve seen the country and I’m just in awe! A model country to the world.

[@monisamontoya288]

This is a good view of the inside of a poor community. I grew up in an area like this in the US. To a child it does not seem so bad, you find places to play and have fun but as you get older you realize you are the poorest of the poor. I have faith in Kagame and his resolve to clean the area humanly, unlike Brazil which burns out the poor in the favelas. Of all the riches a country have loyalty and patriotism is most valuable and Rwanda needs all of it young people to have pride and a sense of ownership in their country.

[@irenedavo3768]

Hello

[@hasanewilliam3695]

Never thought you have slums in the US

[@tvs9978]

@@hasanewilliam3695 their slums are the projects

[@ThePgrey98]

@@hasanewilliam3695 you haven't traveled outside your bubble much I see.

[@joelkoffi2806]

Dude you could never get rid of poverty , NEVER , but at least in Rwanda there is possibilities to make your life better and that’s all that matters

[@cvzdez]

This is the one government I would donate to just because I know they will spend the money well. These officials deserve to get paid for their job

[@EAC-Ambassador]

You're misinformed about the organized corruption. Read " Forbidden Stories" written against the regime

[@farabathanmoalimmohamed8373]

I have traveled worked in Rwanda there's no bad thing about reanda, they're friendly, welcoming people everything about Rwanda is beautiful so there's no need to bring up the past unless it's that negativity always coming from the West and neocolonial system and those who stand with that expired ideology. By the way I'm a driver long journey so I know what I'm talking about Rwanda is the beautiful icon of Africa don't be a hater.

[@jacksonkimenyi3977]

Thank you, love from Rwanda

[@theeraphatsunthornwit6266]

When UK said it will send their refugee back to rwanda. Some Thai said "it sent them to die", and refer to the genocide that happen 30 years ago. I tried to explain thar thing has improved. but they dont believe me 😅

[@cc111me]

i lived six years in a neighborhood much like this one and I really enjoyed living there. people are very genuine and there is real community in your neighborhood!

[@ninaogarro2904]

Where have you been?! Thank you for this video. I have been watching many channels from the beautiful Rwanda and yours is the first video to show this side. Happy to hear that the government is going to relocate the people to a more desirable area. Thanks again🙏🏾

[@museadan2109]

They only record the worst part of Africa because that's what makes them happy! Bloody westerners!

[@WillieFungo]

Yep. In fact, much of current central business district in Kiyovu used to be a slum like this in the early 2000s. The city has done a great job of transforming itself, but there is still more work to be done.

[@mteokay1246]

@@museadan2109 so you want only the good displayed and hide the bad ? THIS IS REALITY and shows the FULL complete picture. It does not take away from Rwanda, but gives it a "normal human face" that MOST working class and normal folks around the world can identify with and empathize. And if you had paid attention to the video, these poor areas, though poor are remarkably clean and the government is working to move the people to better housing. And THAT IS THE SUCCESS STORY OF RWANDA - ensuring that progress and economic prosperity touches EVERYONE !

[@blacknile1354]

Maybe you are not watching BBC, CNN, al Jazeera, French 24. We want to see positive images for once

[@vniyonsaba]

Can I suggest you search for Kangondo's folks cases!??

[@emmanuelakpabio9100]

You call this a slum? You need to see places like Lagos Nigeria and even the US. Maybe there is something to be learned from the materials they use in home construction, energy efficient and great for the environment.

[@bronzeprince5279]

That's the cleaned slum I have ever seen. And I have been to slums in so called western countries. Slums do happen unfortunately,but these people are clean to the core and that's very commendable

[@abdulabdul-qg3mc]

This ‘slum’ is by far more habitable than many parts in Detroit, Los Angeles and even Florida.

[@alexwambugu3585]

That's not a bad slum. By African standards its amazingly clean and safe. That is basically lower lower middle class estate. Here in Kenya you would need the police to guide and protect you during your filming.

[@ckbond41]

The country is heading in the right direction... I really like that..

[@vickyitenyo.]

This is 100 times much cleaner,organized than our very own Kibra in Kenya!Rwanda is beautiful!

[@mosesjacksonkarashani2642]

If you call this clean and organized then I will have to visit Kibera to witness with my own eyes! And do you Kenyans brag about Nairobi if that’s the case?!😨

[@vickyitenyo.]

@@mosesjacksonkarashani2642 As a matter of fact we brag about the whole country!Yes!Just because our slum isn't "neat" like yours,doesn't mean we are not proud of our country and Nairobi City in particular! We are EXTREMELY PROUD of Nairobi.After you visit Kibra,feel free to go see other places!

[@mosesjacksonkarashani2642]

@@vickyitenyo. I am not surprised, I guess bragging an essential mechanism that you should have so that you can sleep better at night. In psychology we call it DENIALISM. It’s like when an Ostrich burry it’s head in the sand to avoid the painful reality or a potential crisis/immediate danger which is about to unfold in-front of its eyes. I understand you very well now😂😂!

[@tafaramandidzidze6694]

The slum is 100% better than some of the slums in Asia and south America.Kigali is one of cleanest city in the world not in Africa alone

[@kulanibaloyi85]

This place/slum 99% better than South African 🇿🇦 slums.. real slums are in south africa

[@monisamontoya288]

...and Texas, Florida, South Carolina, Alabama...

[@niniarutek7257]

@@monisamontoya288 looking better than Memphis Tennessee

[@brigdethloti3405]

I definitely agree with you on this one

[@hambynoelcois9238]

It maybe called a "slum" but what's interesting to note is the absence of garbage scattered around like in the the streets of cities like Philadelphia particularly Kensington avenue.

[@carolinesamuels31]

Thank you so much for this video. Every country has places like this even in America. So happy plans are being made to demolish and move the people to better places. Am so grateful to God he brought us to Africa/Rwanda/Kigali. We will be back to invest in any plans to lift our people up. We pray for H. E. President Paul Kagame and others that are making Africa great again.❤️💕🇯🇲🇱🇷🙏🏾

[@gyeboor1270]

Rwanda really impresses me! Even poverty in Rwanda is well managed! This place is clean, the people are happy, looks safe and clean, yes clean. Whatever Kagame and his team are doing in Rwanda is the right medicine for Africa. I am a Kenyan and I swear , this man should lead East Africa with this model, I don't care for democracy is an alternative can upload the population this much.

[@grace-fc2kf]

Africa has always been great! For that reason, Europeans became obsessed with the continent's wealth and carried out their dirty deeds. However, the great giant is rising again to reclaim its own!

[@godisfaithful9134]

@@gyeboor1270 Honestly speaking, I wish you know how people feel in that country. Sometimes i don't even how to explain it. Just know that people are not happy like you think. Rwandese , we will never show you ho we feel. Just for your information, everyone you see in that country, is scared, poor, wounded, unhappy. that's the description of Rwandese today. We now wish that the borders are open so that we can at least get out. living under fear is something i would never wish to anyone. A country where even a woman who sells fruit on the street has to pay something to the ruling party, where whatever you say if you criticize a little bit, you will disappear, die, or go to jail. All the rich people are now gone. I can't even finish!!!

[@edo4867]

America is a continent, not a country

[@istvantoth3924]

@@edo4867 America is a continent and a country too. America is the short name of USA.

[@joshuasindiga1788]

so... this is a SLUM in Rwanda♂,a murrum road, cheap/affordable bricked and stone houses... I would live here☺. Best slum I have ever seen.

[@georgepresley5120]

Man that isn't a slum,if you want to see a slum come to Nairobi, Kenya. Visit Mukuru kwa Njenga,Kibra or Mathare then you will get the real definition of a slum

[@godgiven316]

This is residential neighborhood in Philippines 🇵🇭, did you see Philippines slums???? Ugh.garbage . This is the niceness slums I've ever seen 😳

[@pinoytechniko6925]

This may be short but I rate this video 10/10 , very nice work brother. Greetings from the republic of the Philippines.

[@nihatsavmaz6677]

Rwanda is besides south korea the hero nation of my. I admire and respect the delelopment of rwanda and rwandan people. Wait for me kigali and seoul i am coming to drink coffee an hear music on your streets.

[@tuyizeremartin2464]

Welcome

[@jacksonkimenyi3977]

Thank you and you're welcome

[@Thehumblevoice1]

Warmly welcome in Rwanda

[@floasa8484]

This is the best, most organized, beautiful and solid constructed slump in the entire world, when compared to slumps in India, China, Bangladesh and South America. Way-to-go Africa.

[@nanit06]

👏🙌honestly I don't even know I it should be called a slum. I live in South Africa and sadly we have way way worse slums than this.

[@aydemirduman2848]

Never seen a slum of China. Have you?

[@siqihuang3122]

@@aydemirduman2848 never

[@aydemirduman2848]

@@siqihuang3122 mate, l know that, they have new housing for everybody plus more. I want to go and live there. If l was young l would start learning the language and go. I ask the question to the person who wrote China. Some people still live under a rock! There are no homeless in China. I am an Australian and we do have many here. No Kensington St like you know where!

[@siqihuang3122]

@@aydemirduman2848 😄I’m glad to hear that you love China. By the way, welcome to China, man. Wish you could have a nice trip here.

[@patrickmuchila8260]

Great video mate, Rwanda is indeed a country headed in the right trajectory.. Also, glad you put in some cardio exercise whilst filming this footage 👏🏾👏🏾😉

[@somekek6734]

I always saw this place on maps and such and wondered what it is like, thanks!

[@juliethhouseofdesigns147]

This place is so clean I didn't expect a slum to be like this

[@ajalahupfront]

Well, Rwanda lives up to its reputation as a clean country. Even this slum is clean. I like it. It looks very much like the typical slum you will find in Jos, Nigeria. My city. Except the ones in nigeria tend to be more densely populated a d dirty. I like this place abeg

[@carolinesamuels31]

Thank you Willie we appreciate you. I prescribe.🙏🏾🇯🇲❤️🇱🇷

[@pchab1966]

I lived in Nairobi, for over 12 years. I was familiar with the poverty-tourism circuits of Kibera (so called largest slum in Africa) and other slums like Mathare and Kawangware, etc. If this is considered Kigali's sh*th%le, then Rwanda's people are literally head and shoulders above all other African cities! That slum should not be completely destroyed!!! IT SHOULD BE PRESERVED AS A HISTORICAL PRESERVATION PROJECT!!! FUTURE Africans and Rwandans need to see the ingenuity of their people, just as visitors to Greece and Itally can view ancient architectures!!! Please, government of Rwanda, this is an incredible, City Planning and Architectural preservation site! AMAZING!!!

[@munenex]

My thoughts exactly. I would live there comfortably

[@godisfaithful9134]

We don't have slums in Rwanda. But most places in Rwanda, look like that. There are many places like that in Kigali. We are not ahead, we are just like others African countries.

[@ladyvisionaryrwanda]

Great content, thanks for sharing .

[@irenedavo3768]

Hello

[@kingslj]

While anyone can easily drive thru in slums in my native country, this slum is very clean compared to slums that I know of in many African countries. Wow! And they even have electricity which most African slums don’t have. Thanks for the interesting video anyway.

[@kathyohara6658]

They seem to have access to clean water too.100% agree with you.

[@zachmaselle6635]

I am sure the first thing one should have noticed is safety and how people are free with their movements. It is rare to see boys and girls in USA of the same age as in the video freely walking on the streets of slums nor major city's street without adult supervision or in our moving fortresses called cars.

[@Worldwidewhat-wb]

The people in this hamlet are to be commended for their tolerance and efforts

[@thedolamitechannel2756]

Maybe you need to check out the Kigali slums along the banks of the nyabrongo river before they get demolished

[@stacylinckonstacy4776]

Wow very clean and neat

[@Melanated4ever]

It's look better then allot of other cities, nice slum. I would go and shop there great vibe and interesting like a old village or mountain village with small streets. From biblical times

[@WillieFungo]

Yep, it would be beautiful with some maintenance.

[@TheDtfamu89]

You are really good at this. It’s like a mini- doc 👍🏽

[@WillieFungo]

Thanks for the comment!

[@rainbowtrust6347]

From the slum I've seen in many parts of Kenya, and the very worst of the worst ones in Lagos Nigeria. This slum of Rwanda will be the first class standard of living for the two above mentioned countries slum habitants. These Rwandans are very clean and healthy, and it looks like they have every thing they need. Anyone from any background can eat and sleep and enjoy the company of this beautiful community. The only thing they lack more is the space, more land that can be used to build decent houses, and an open space to grow their food with streets lights of course. Otherwise Rwanda slum is a privilege to other African countries slum. As a SA citizen, I say Rwanda people are very blessed to have a leader and president like Mr Paul Kegama, God Bless You Sir and your People. I know many SAns are very proud of you. I know that Mr president will fulfill the promises of upgrading those people standard of living. THANK YOU VLOGGER FOR SHOWING US HOW OTHER SLUM LOOKS LIKE. Please go deeper in Africa and show us more. The Africans will stop hiding behind SA and they have so many problems that they must correct and work on them. If they don't do it, who will do it for them. Africans let's make Africa a great place to live in and stop running away from our problems to other countries. 🇿🇦❤️❤️❤️🌍🌍🌍

[@flomiller6175]

Thank you for this wonderful video. What's amazing is how clean it is. Cleaner then most cities so call the ghettos. Goes to show us dirty is not cool and poor does not have to be dirty. We have a lot to learn from Rwanda Africa. Peace!

[@blackpearllucky279]

At 3:58 the woman shouts to the baby "I will whoop your ass!" 🤣🤣

[@unclebee5674]

Great video and background music is spot on!

[@richardtatah5537]

I grew up in cameroon . This would be considered a normal neighborhood in the capital city . These are at least clean . In cameroon you won’t be able to breathe in the slumps with human/ dog feces everywhere .

[@andieslive669]

Love, Honor and Respect to Rwanda. Indeed, cleanses is Godliness and it started with our Black People. Really learn a lot that you can be poor but love in unity.

[@dranthonyojo]

Wonderful place. Well. Places like this are everywhere and in different countries. Thank you very much for this educational video. Thank you

[@bessiewilson798]

Thank you for the video. I'm educating myself of places in Africa. These videos help me to understand the life of the people in various places in Africa. This video gives me a humbling experience which I need right now to stay in touch with humanity. I send Love to you and others that make these videos of our Mother land Africa. Peace.

[@edidyable]

Great job, beautiful. If this is the worst neighborhood in Rwanda, it simple means that Rwanda if far ahead of many so called first world countries.

[@_kwasiokyere1446]

This slum is way organized and clean than most residents in Ghana 😢wow

[@intekerezo2023]

Even in the USA there are slums,dirt slums ever!Rwanda is clean in all of its corners!Look at it's slums !

[@chukwuemekaooo]

Although it is called a slum but it still looked clean, cleaner than some cities in Nigeria. I am being truthful here. And if you think otherwise, then place this slum side by side with the slum in Lagos, Nigeria and then make your comparisons in terms of cleanliness to prove me wrong.

[@kidanehellen7674]

You could have shown the flats that are being built for them

[@theonly6359]

This place could look way more beautiful if the government make good planning for it. They could pave the small alley streets using stones.

[@WillieFungo]

I agree

[@michaelworthington4454]

I'm from England and have been taking more notice of Rwanda since our scum government has decided to send asylum seekers there. So far it seems that Rwanda is a far nicer cleaner country with a respectful clean welcoming population. Even one of the 'slums' I've just seen is cleaner and safer than a lot of places in the uk. And it seems Rwanda has a real human being running the country not a monster like the uk has at the moment.

[@Nosisblackout]

What a magnificent place to view" I feels like am already there to stay 😊 Thanks for the production anyway👍

[@yourenotmydaaad6575]

This slum is luxury compared to those in nyamirambo, nyabugogo, kimisisagara, etc haha. But poverty is everywhere, and I personally think the government is doing a really good job

[@elvisayanfo184]

That is a fact, I am from Ghana 🇬🇭. Rwanda with a good leader like Paul kagame has brought light to the entire continent

[@leaishimwe1830]

🇷🇼♥️, I am a very proud Rwandese and African, that name is a slung not just the village's real name.

[@Ludo_Liu]

that was a very interesting video, I like your angle. thanks a lot for the visit

[@ayeeahvincent5766]

That ain't no slum.If that's Kigali's slum then you guys have every right to be the cleanest city in Africa.

[@missreche]

You got amazing voice for documentaries I am watching from kenya 😍 peace

[@Melanated4ever]

Next time interact with the people please, thanks for the content.

[@lazarocedeno5270]

Thanks dear for sharing your beautiful video.

[@iamflay3776]

I’m still waiting for the slum. It just looks poor. Very clean and a pretty chill place.

[@Queetkube]

The government will get to all these places, it will take some time to develop..... Patient

[@artsylovelylady]

There are homeless people in the US about to bed down in a doorway who would love to trade places with someone in Kigali's worst slum.

[@egidiar.4313]

I saw many comments about the cleanliness of this place. Cleanliness is embedded in Rwandan culture. It's expected.

[@NanaKNOwusu]

In Ghanaian culture too but urbanization has messed it up. Transient populations don't care.

[@eng.andrewg.4940]

I am a rwandan engineer involved in the project Rwanda urban Development Project meant to upgrade informal settlements in Kigali. presently the Bannyahe residents are being shifted to Busanze estate, the compensation in Kind system. and the real name is Kangondo- Kibiraro. Bannyahe meaning (where do they shit) is a name given to the area, since people literally wondered where the people were shitting since it is in a swamp, and digging a pit latrine just 1m, you encountered the swampy high water table.

[@livingfinance]

Honestly it’s pretty clean for a slum.

[@Alysum77]

Kabeya c'est Congolais. Es-tu congolaise ?

[@livingfinance]

@@Alysum77 oui et je suis également togolaise.

[@Alysum77]

@@livingfinance J'aurais plutôt dit sénégalaise ou Malienne... Seule ton nom trahit tes origines congolaises , le reste ne suit pas hahaha. Ceci dit des gens bien et pacifiques les congolais, contrairement à nous autres rwandais. T es une parfaite polyglotte

[@jacksonkimenyi3977]

@@Alysum77 You are not Rwandese stop lying

[@amosmunezero9958]

I have seen worst slums even outside of Africa! this is way better than the slums I have seen in Asia and other countries in Africa

[@natly3123]

A slum which is 10xx cleaner than New York City . Is no slum . This is just a poor neighborhood

[@Alysum77]

Then N Y is rather dirty.

[@natly3123]

@@Alysum77NY is so dirty and filthy with rats as big as cats ( no joke) Don’t be surprised if u see a rat waiting to board the subway train 😂🤣😂🤣🤣

[@Alysum77]

@@natly3123 uri umunyarwanda, gwino kusura in Belgium hahaha

[@techgugu3380]

I don't see any slum Here. I actually admire the cleanliness. I Love Kagame and Rwanda in general. Thank for sharing the video

[@dieudonnemcful]

It just looks like the country... not that bad and certainly doesn't appear scary... Ive seen dangerous hell holes in the states!

[@tillytothetophere]

Good job bro that was nice video thanks.

[@ericb950]

This place is ok, if that's the worst, you guys have it made.

[@moztransform9108]

It's very clean and organized

[@mmabe7577]

But even their slums are clean😂😂

[@Alysum77]

C'est culturel.

[@ruthie8466]

Rwandans are clean everywhere

[@Zozolounge254]

why they dont show the slums in the west (called projects in USA

[@mumamushamba1673]

With all due respect,you should be showing us fervela,slums,gethos in Europe and the Americas

[@sulamawaggali]

the slum is clean come and visit ours in uganda particulary katwe kinyolo or namuwongo those two areas will show you what a real slum is

[@MrRauguste]

I’m glad the government is planning to relocate this community in modern housing.

[@CarolynForney]

The cleanest neatest slum I’ve ever seen even when compared to the United States.

[@WillieFungo]

What did she say right here? 5:15

[@iradukundaissa1591]

She said that(to someone)"you see I was not here "

[@WillieFungo]

@@iradukundaissa1591 What does that mean?

[@willieteb7993]

When are you going to make videos and show us those homeless people on street of California, Chicago etc? Stop the f***ck about slums in Rwanda, nonsense!! Rwanda has come a long way from the civil war in the 90s.

[@tsindaalpha7583]

@@willieteb7993 genocide*

[@tsindaalpha7583]

@@WillieFungo she was talking to her neighbor about someone who came to see her and didn't find her ,she was not addressing you.

[@madengmarier309]

Am just stunned by the spotless of the ghetto, how could Kigali look like? No bottles, no polythene bags, nothing like rubbish, much more respect to the ghettos

[@ambo9569]

Even Rwanda's slums look better than working class people's houses in my city... shhh

[@MuhammadAli-hr1bj]

Beautiful in its own way, summerised perfectly!