The Dark sides of Rwanda 🇷🇼

In today’s video we look at your comments and what you were showing concern about Rwanda and the other side that people don’t talk about. I am in no ways chiding any side in this issues but I just want to highlight some sentiments that you guys have wanted to express here.
Keep it respectful as we go about this comment sections and appreciate the video with either a like or dislike.
Toppa di morning kish my world

[@fraka61]

Hi, am gonna address what you said in few words as a Rwandan who lives here (not visiting or lives abroad). Rwanda is not a paradise of’couse and am sure the country keeps improving. The only confusion for someone who does not live in Rwanda, is that they might expect “democracy” to be imported as it is in Kenya, West or anywhere. We had a very dark history where Rwandans themselves killed their brothers and sisters! And this is just 30 years ago! So, that ideology is still there even tho it’s in few people mostly fled the country. So in one way or another, anyone might use the pretext of “democracy” and try to play around, we honestly can’t afford to play around like some other countries do. Saying that if you criticise gov you and your entire generation is killed, I don’t think anyone with sense would even take that seriously, it just show you that that person saying that, is just trying hard to paint a picture - I encourage you to ask for facts, and then check those facts, if someone who jailed (or …) by the gov, investigate what they were involved in really and you will have your answers. Btw no gov in the world would allow you to threaten national security be US, Sweden, Russia, China ... Words only can be a security threat in Rwanda with our history.

[@earlybird8087]

Well sais

[@Africawewant]

Thanks Man i am a Rwandan who stays here for long, but we have to admit that Rwanda had had Genocide, and the genocide in Rwanda was carried by Rwandans against Rwandans, and stopped by Rwandans. Imagine someone who stopped genocide but his family members lost life in genocide "Definetely Revenge was the option". So soldiers were ordered not to revenge and victims of genocide wanted to and Rwandan need to live in the same country, Imagine a parent who lost his husband and 9 childrens the country was tromatised even some suggested to split the country into two. But Rwandans have to live together. Man our history is complicated. So Kagame chose was to put people together, example in past years top military official who liberated the country has taken massive land. You know what the man did he tooke the land from military official and take their land. But as days pass by and new generation come and wound of history get hilled a promise the freedom is their but it is not allowed for pariament members to fight due to different opinion disagrement is solved in respective aggrement freedom will come with time and with respect.

[@Yawa300]

''APOLOGIES FOR THE LONG POST I JUST HAD TO'' Hello Kish, glad you shared this here, First of all allow me to say this I would have been shocked if the first concern you raised about someone speaking bad about the government that they go after them and their family was from someone who lives in Rwanda (those in Rwanda Knows the truth)because if that was the case kids of those who committed genocide will also be in Jail . Let me just say those who are not from here or do not understand our culture in Rwanda struggle to understand the difference between being so culture oriented and being robotic as they say it. As you had said it before Rwandans are not so out going like other countries in east Africa and this is all because of our culture were by we don't just open up to strangers and it becomes even worse when they are speaking a foreign language, You have to also understand that English was introduced as an official language in 2008 or 2009 , and one thing with Rwandans we like Kwihagararaho (in English i would say it is like we do not like to embarrass our selves ) I promise you instead of a Rwandan embarrassing them selves speaking broken English they will give you a good stare like ''singiye guseba sha'' (to mean am not about to embarrass my self) So it is not about fearing to speak. Another Point I wanted to highlife was about Rwandans not criticizing the government or the President . May be our way of doing it does not resonate with the rest of the world and it shouldn't so long as it works for us that's what matters. For your information we have a forum called umushyikirano ( National Dialogue ) where citizen representatives and Leaders in different sectors look at issues citizens are facing and sometimes the president calls out those leader that have failed to fulfill their duties( I would share videos but they are in kinyarwanda) but you can check that out if you wanna know more about it. To add on this the president himself goes to each province of Rwanda to visit his population and hear there issues. but the issue with the rest of the people that do not resonate with how things are done here wants us to do things like else where and ignoring the fact that our history is totally different. Now for the issues of Congo and Rwanda people have different opinions but I would say Their president should focus on how to solve the conflict in his country instead of blaming everything on Kagame, Believe me some of the Congolese pple will blame the president for the Poverty in Congo , Lack of good governance , Lack of infrastructure literally anything and Everything. People are just jealous of how much Rwanda has achieved. But in Kinyarwanda we have a saying that says Umwana wanzwe niwe ukura ( If I try to translate in English I would literally mean The child that is hated is the one that grows but in other words this means that when you know that you have haters you always work hard to prove them wrong ) Lastly Rwanda is not perfect we are a developing national we have learned from our mistakes in the past which has lead us to where we are now and we are still a work in progress.

[@Kundaiteka123]

​@@bonfacewachira3297Well and good that your enjoying in your country. But everyone have the right to enjoy wherever he/she want. we are happy enough even though is different with how you do.

[@Yawa300]

@@bonfacewachira3297 😂😂😂 I know the longest kweli . Aki Asante for welcoming to Kenya it is actually my second home I love it there But as for us if what we live is what you call misery we are fine the way we are from what I know there is no perfect nation.

[@innocentbimenyimana7858]

@@bonfacewachira3297that’s how Stupid people say. Enjoy your hated

[@jalilbabi4161]

@boneface. Nobody in rwanda would enjoy kenyan banditry and instinility lack of security and lack of opportunities and division. Rwandans enjoy rwanda and are patriotic to rwanda hence why we are growing at a faster rate. Enjoy your corrupt state with bandits and insecurity

[@MerciMugabo-vv2yx]

​@@bonfacewachira3297I think you are not Rwandies that is way u are speaking all those things right

[@KURECYAN689]

Brother enjoy the country and avoid blah blah 😂in rwanda you are allowed to do whatever except to break the law ❤ we live far away of our beautiful country but 🇷🇼 I recommend all KZbinrs to explore more❤

[@anicetovyosenimana5486]

My friend, I think you are a Liar and a keyboard warrior. Many Rwandans abroad cannot visit or repatriate to their homeland for fear of being falsely accused or kidnapped. Rwanda is safe and fun to visit as a foreigner.

[@ky-lj7by]

Despline is not lack of freedom. Those people told you that, they are troubly maker who don't like peace.

[@k.vtubes5573]

Hello Kish, I wanted to talk about this as a Rwandan who lives abroad but visit my country time to time and I love my country and what our government has achieved , some people are saying that the reason why people don’t talk when you try to engage with them in a conversation that is because they are afraid to be arrested or killed that’s not true because majority of people in the country don’t speak fluent english especially old generations or people who went to school when there was a French study system. so that’s the reason why they shy away when being approached by English speakers in General again there is one other guy who said only KGL is the only part of the country that looks good but that’s not true cause you even visited Rubavu Gisenyi when you were going to Goma and again there are no ethnicity no more in our country cause we know where it reached us so people saying that so cold HUTUS are dying from hunger and poverty that not true cause KAGAME brought a system called “Gir’inka Munyarwanda” which means people especially in rural areas are given cows to prevent hunger or bad diet especially for kids , in short Kagame cares about everyone unless you not a threat to a country or ideologist with those ethnic bullshit which we left in 20th century, in 21st century we are all Rwandans and we are one people who say those nonesense that Kagame is a killer are those who left the country because of their crimes or because their families who did genocide crimes push that narrative into the minds of young people. Long story short the way you saw the country that’s real of course nothing is good 100% there are bad sides and good sides but whatever bad sides are it’s something that can be taken care of by the unity of the country cause we are not afraid to talk our minds. “GOD BLESS RWANDA” 🇷🇼

[@Kundaiteka123]

Thank you, I thought that I was alone here. And all the way to Goma, he saw many things, not only Rubavu but also MUSANZE. By self observations, you get the truth

[@kish_myworld]

God bless Rwanda and I have to say everywhere in Rwanda I travelled personally looked nice not only Kigali. Of course Kigali was the cream of the crop but even the rurals were well organised.

[@murinziguillaume7539]

I was very confused because I have seen u in gisenyi I was like why can’t you see that all of this people is haters who is trying to speak some thing bad to our lovely rwanda 😅

[@appuulliijaasi4037]

​@kish_myworld Don't let anyone lie to you, the whole of Eastern Congo has been infiltrated by Rwandan refugees who call themselves Congolese just like they did in Uganda. In Uganda Museveni and Kagame usurped the Ugandan government after they had committed genocide on over 1.5 million Indigenous Ugandans while they were impostoring as Indigenous Ugandans. They used kidnapped Indigenous Ugandan child soldiers whose parents they had killed, through all sorts of deceptions. Museveni, Kagame and their Rwandan/Burundian Tutsi refugee kinsmen, are the ones who have been stealing Congolese minerals while impostoring as Congolese citizens after corrupting and threatening Congolese people into working for Museveni and Kagame's evil extremist Rwandan Tutsi/M23 rapist genocidaires. With the backing of Britain, Israel and USA corporations, you notice Kagame didn't mention their British and USA big backers!! Museveni and Kagame usurped the Ugandan government with the backing of Britain/Israel and USA. They have been protected from prosecution for crimes against humanity in their first genocide in Uganda!! Which they committed before they invaded Rwanda and Congo!! The Truth will be revealed and Congo is the nail in the coffin for the coveredup Museveni and Kagame's first genocide in Uganda. Which brought them on the African political scene. They were helped by Western propaganda after they invaded Rwanda, caused and participated in the Rwanda genocide but manipulated into the World media as the ones who had stopped genocide in Rwanda!! How can a minority of less than 15% be the ruling class after the Rwanda genocide?!! All this means is that, Museveni/Kagame's Rwandan/Burundian Tutsi refugee former asylees in Uganda did exactly what they had done in Uganda where they lied and deceived the Indigenous Ugandans while they were committing genocide on the Indigenous Ugandans and to have managed to capture power in Uganda, in 1986. After which Museveni appointed his kindred Rwandan Tutsi refugee kinsman Kagame and former lieutenant in Luwero, Uganda genocide, as the chief of Uganda military intelligence!! Then sent Kagame to General staff Training school in the USA on Uganda citizen passport!! From where museveni recalled Kagame and sent him to invade Rwanda at around 1994!! This information about the atrocities and genocides that have been committed by Museveni, Kagame with their kindred Rwandan/Burundian Tutsi led refugees in Uganda and still continues in Uganda Congo, must be exposed and told to the entire World. If not, the West is going to continue using KZbin and other social media platforms, lying for Museveni and Kagame's Rwandan Tutsi minority, giving high algorithm figures as they have been doing with Swahili Nation but blocking viewership of the platforms that try to expose Museveni, Kagame and their kindred Rwandan/Burundian Tutsi hegemonistic warmongering Tutsi/Banyamulenge M23 genocidaires, of close to 20 million fellow Africans from Uganda, through Rwanda and Congo to Central Africa!! I am from Uganda, Museveni and Kagame's small clique of Rwandan/Burundian Tutsi refugees have been ruling, kidnapping, torturing and carrying out systematic genocide and grabbing Indigenous Ugandan Ancestral lands rich in oil and gold and robbing the Ugandan economy and Congolese minerals to build Rwanda with blood money from the Ugandan economy and Congo's mineral resources. Please don't get deceived by the material things of the built up Rwandan infrastructure!! Myseveni and Kagame are cold hearted evil deceptive Western backed genocidaires millions of Congolese and Indigenous Ugandans. I wish to remind you that even Hitler's Nazi Germans had the most technologically advanced country in Europe. However, that didn't stop the Americans and European from invading Germany, bombing and killing over six million Germans to free Europe from the Germsn Nazi genocidaires. Also remember that Museveni, Kagame and their Rwandan/Burundian Tutsi/Banyamulenge M23 are a minority Nilo/Cushitic Hamites who think that they are superior to the Bantu majority in the Great Lskes region and want to dominate the Great Lakes region of Africa withe the backing of Israel and Western governments!! They even falsely claim to be Jewish by way of Ethiopia!! Which has mostly to do with the leftovers of their Belgian colonial master's who used the Tutsi against the Hutu Bantu majority, 85% of the Rwandan and Burundian population. The Belgisns colonialist brainwashed the Tutsis to believe, that Tutsis were White people turned Black by the African sun!! My final point to you, it is very unwise for you to support a minority Black African that has committed genocide on six times more fellow Africans than there are Tutsi in the World. If anything they need to be exposed for their collaboration with Britain, Israel, USA and EU countries in stealing African mineral resources while land grabbing and committing genocide on fellow Africans to benefit White systemic racist neocolonial imperialism.

[@mwenengofero]

Disagreeing with the official narrative of the government is not being a hater. All Rwandans deserve a place in their country not just the supporters of Kagame. There is no law that will force me to bow to the RPF.

[@Mimijoy5]

Bro u re in Rwanda if it is possible visit any district or any village in Rwanda and yourself you will help many to understand that there is no hunger or poverty like they said.

[@Ncentmkuu]

Rwanda has come deep down from about 10 years of war including genocide perpetrated against Tutsis, 24 years of peace are not enough to change all things. The defeated regime is active in exile against the leadership of Kagame. All things are not perfect, but the criticism of the defeated regime is exaggerating. The rules and regulations in Rwanda are there for the well-being of all Rwandans not an individual, and we hope their toughness will be lower year by year because in the past it was different( so tough).

[@kish_myworld]

well said

[@alan.imangue]

kagame is a very violent murderer who kills whoever oppose him,tutsis or hutus alike.Rwanda isnt his property and ruling by fear isnt the best to foster peace and reconciliation,What would happen the day he wont be on this earth anymore?Would another strongman take over and just carry on with the same dictatorship?

[@alan.imangue]

@@kish_myworld The problem in rwanda,burundu,congo,uganda is tutsis.They are a race that doesnt know how to live in peace with others.They like portraying themselves as victims when they are the ones that always start shits.They think they must always be in charge coz they are the superior race.In 1972,tutsis in burundi killed a hutu president and massacred over 300 000 hutus,just coz of greed and lust for power.They never talk about all the crimes they commit.Go to uganda today and ask real ugandeses what they think about banyarwandas aka rwandan refugees that settled in uganda.Ugandans dont want them to live in their coz they killed a lot of ugandans during museveni war and his administration.They are the henchmen of museveni regime,just like kagame was.Dont be fooled by these people.They are not good people.If you have issues everywhere you are ,then you arre the problem.Everybody cant be bad.

[@wivinek2815]

I am Congolese , it is Sad what happening between us and Rwanda, we used to live in peace with Rwandese we went to school together, I went to a Congolese school in Rwanda when I was like 8 years old since my parents where working in Kigali. Now things have changed and maybe they will never be the same because of politicians. It may be true that people lives in fear in Rwanda but it’s the price to pays because that’s country went through so much and they are trying to protect the peace they have. Everybody has to control what to say, because everybody is spying in everybody.

[@MerciMugabo-vv2yx]

​@@bonfacewachira3297Yh even me I am a Congolies but I don't blem Rwanda for a were peace because the problem that Rwanda went through is the same thing that Congo is going through Congolies are killing themselves because of the borders that were putted by french military in the time of colonialism.Am sorry for my fellow Congolies end am sorry Kagame for what you are going through because of a were problems.But I am afraid that Genocide can be comited in Congo.

[@mwirigi.kithinjikithinji1162]

This boy is going places. The new generation. Be blessed young man. Exposure exposure. Perfect!

[@MEDIATRICEUWANTEGE-mo5yj]

About a traffic police,These guys are very committed to their work, that's why your are appreciating the organised road traffic in Rwanda.Imagine him/her leaving the work to just talk to the merely youtuber in the street

[@cyubahiroclement191]

100/ facts !

[@murielnembungu5904]

Thanks again for showing us other countries in Africa. I'm happy to see other countries. Keep up the good work.

[@user-pf1lg7kj9u]

Those calling you propagandist are genocidaires haters of KAGAME and some NONSENSE Congolese

[@mudasiru250]

100💯 it's true ❤❤❤❤❤

[@MwanaZion]

So you’re saying Congolese people are just mad at Rwanda for no reason? You make no sense

[@pamelaatram4175]

Keep up the good work Kish !

[@Africawewant]

Rwanda is a developing country all people are not bill gates but in 1994 Rwandan economy fall 50% below zero, in past 30 years Rwanda was the second growing economy in Africa. But Rwanda still under line of povert but it is promissing.

[@Literally_Mary]

Authentic content so far, would like to visit Rwanda as well and this is very insightful. Thanks

[@BLAZE-li8nn]

You are most welcome to our beautiful country.

[@myrtle-annrenaud6263]

Kish my world...Positive vibes....Love in the house

[@Mosestrader]

Since you don't know who's right or wrong, only action can be considered. Where Rwanda came from speak for itself. see even the president visits different districts to hear from his people what challenges or hardship they encounter. So don't listen to those people saying there's no freedom of speech. People who do that are either Genocide perpetrator or their families ( children&relatives) . Their jealous of where Rwanda came from after destroying everything. What are 😢 really opposing when the country is doing the best in what is available. Envy !!

[@EricChe-mr7rz]

kiish wagwan good man !!! i am a Rwandan who lives abroad but those guys who are scaring you about the brutality of Rwandan goverment it is false either they are biased or they are exagerating i was there this last december for a month and i am open to critics because it help us to improve us you said !!! so welcome back any time in Rwanda my friend and keep it and also we Rwandese we are too shie especially on camera and especially when we are speaking a english or any other foreign laguage we are not robots🤣 if the is a place where i fell safe it Rwanda and more than most countries i have benn into and also you try to ask foreigners like swedish people or kenyans who works and live in Rwanda i am sure they re a quit a number of them there they can tell you more and how is there experience !!

[@nutechousespinnaclehomes7963]

Thank you for showing the world the other side of Rwanda, it's very good to show the best of the country and the so not nice, I was reading comments there are quite interesting very interesting actually, I noticed that the places you showed the world are not developed and are still very poor however I was impressed by the fact that they are clean hey being poor does not mean you must be dirty, the roads though not paved but for community roads they are okay, I did find empty streets to be a concern, where are the people? About the people being timid, quite and shy or programmed and behaving like robots, I noticed even on Twitter there was such a debate, perhaps it's the trauma the people experienced due to the genocide, or if it's not perhaps people are fearful because of the politics of that country a country so divided based on tribes, to the Rwandese brothers I think they should actually appauld your videos, it's very nice to have such a conversation as your country grows and matures there is need for checks and balances and the errors needs to be corrected or weaknesses so speaking about these issues openly is not as bad like what the blogger did, It was a very good eye opener I wish more videos can be filmed of those areas like Kinyarombo so that we know also how the ordinary men and women live there, the most important part of travel is the cultural part and cultural tourism, Westerners or Asians are used to high rise cities, and fancy buildings and are not easily impressed by buildings or skyline but those areas where the people might wish that the world doesn't see the so called poor areas could actually be what is needed to grow the tourism there by showing the world both sides of the country the bad and the good, Lastly it's the first video where I see the blogger venturing into politics and issues as deep as these, that says a lot of hey perhaps there is genuine need for improvement I have seen bloggers who go to North Korea do the same and those who go to Mauritius because of the alleged racism Mauritius has on blacks, I wish the blogger well and hopefully we see more of such content, He didn't criticize Rwanda at all, he was just observing and hearing things and he is bringing a conversation and to try to stifle such a conversation would be misconstrued as having a lot to hide, let the conversation flow if there is nothing to hide and if the country is free as what people on comments are saying mostly from there then let the guy speak and share his experiences, he has been doing this all over, the difference is he found Rwanda unique because of the people who he says appeared shy, timid, quite and also appeared programmed like robots and he paints a controlled society.

[@j-r-k2191]

I like your videos, and thank you for supporting your fellow African, straight talk ppl. we will never be satisfied and always complaining. I am just happy to visit my country and recommend my friends in Europe and never be disappointed while they are visiting. Even in Europe, we are struggling with racism and discrimination, etc..ohhh lord, my people are unsatisfied, period 🙏 that's life, I guess.. 😕 .

[@moseskato8413]

You are doing a great job

[@mugabojulesjames4351]

My brother kish I attentively watched this video and liked your lever of professionalism.... In fact I am a Rwandan national who currently lives in maputo/Mozambique Please do not let yourself into bias... Truly speaking, everything is not as fine as we would wish something positive is undergoing in our country Rwanda, burundi and DRC are the most different entities in the today's world even in that comment of a that fan from burundi was about tribes.... We as Rwandans acknowledge our lacunes but celebrate our achievements. Those who say that you are under surveillance are liars and you will tell me.

[@isamazatv.115]

Don't worry buddy , we love people telling us what we don't do better so that we can improve so no worries 🇷🇼❤💪💪💪💪 keep it up Kijana love from Rwanda .

[@kish_myworld]

That’s exactly what I mean. Love that you get this and take it positively.

[@Musuhuke_TV]

@@kish_myworld Dude, you came to Rwanda biased and you drew a blank which is why even in comments you are looking for confirmation bias. I suggest you do a follow up video based on the totality of all comments here, otherwise we will treat you as not credible and will believe you came to Rwanda with a certain view and when you found nothing, you had to find a way to do it by any opportunistic means. Thanks.

[@frankdail]

We are here bro

[@ndayishimiyebutoyi738]

Very brave. Thank you 🙏

[@francoiskayiranga5140]

Dear Kish, please be assured, Rwanda does not hate criticism, however you need to understand our history and its consequences: those who committed genocide and fled to different countries, those who fled because they were asked to account for their responsibilities, there are others who are related to those mentioned above. All those may not be happy for anything good you say about our country. Therefore I advise you to approach those who are in a better position to give you a reliable information about whatever you would need to know.

[@patrickngunjiri5340]

Why are opposition leaders always jailed?

[@MugishaChristian-yg5li]

@@patrickngunjiri5340 for our own good let me say like you have both parents father and mother but one raised you since you were born and after you turn 20 to 30 here comes the one who didn't raise you and start to oppose with the one who raised you well and gave you what you needed who will you understand between those two

[@Josee2030]

​​@@patrickngunjiri5340 Opposition or not, there's a line you can't cross and it's understandable

[@kagabopaul3126]

​@patrickngunjiri5340 bro I don't understand where you come up with this Please tell me one

[@innocentbimenyimana7858]

@@patrickngunjiri5340they killed innocent people during 1994.

[@anicetovyosenimana5486]

The country lacks genuine unity because the Genocide against Tutsi (May the Souls of all the victims rest in internal peace and their families be comforted by God) has become a tool used by the current administration to oppress and limit opposition leaders and the common Mwananchi of whom the majority are Hutu ethnic group. Many Rwandans abroad cannot visit or repatriate to their homeland because they fear being falsely accused or kidnapped. Rwanda is safe and fun to visit as a foreigner. What Rwandans both in the diaspora and home are fighting against is the re-introduction of ethnic supremacism.

[@marciathompson6924]

Poppa da morning Kish🙏❤️

[@Josee2030]

It's understandable. Rwanda still fragile, we all know about the genocide of Tutsi and still in people mind. They have to be careful

[@totodavis1949]

Thank you bro wengine wanaenda huko kufanya video wakiongelea Kenya vibaya na heajatembea bt I love Rwanda like Kenya they must remove matatu in town

[@Map-zh7gk]

Hi Kish, on the case of freedom of speech most of Rwandans are not fluent in English or French so interacting with a foreigner is a big challenge especially for older generations, also our history plays a big part in this, for example those who are outside of Rwanda or inside once you really analyse or pay attention to want they want or say ,u see that always they try to bring tribalism in their topics or agenda , and you know tribalism what it did to us in 1994, or most of them participated in Tutsi genocide one way or another or related to it. On the case of poverty, Rwanda in general is a poor country and her economic means can't develop the whole country in a day(Rome wasn't built in a single day) but with a clear future prospects to development which means development can't be achieved with a divided society, so today we are all Rwandans(no tribes) with equal opportunities and rights. You can see development with yours eye, compare to other EAC countries that u have been to, u can see a difference yet they claim to be very democratic ,Rwanda is trying her best to make all Rwandans rich with high standards of life. u can see who ever u talk to has that feeling or confidence that they will see developed and rich Rwandans in their lifetime or few decades to come.

[@Kundaiteka123]

Hello Kish!!! I'm in Rwanda, but I'm not going to say that the critics are true or wrong, but like the one who got some experience, you can make your conclusion. They talk much, especially those out of the country. But the problems we have in Rwanda is common like in other places around the World. An example, they accuse Rwanda of helping M23, but in DRC, there's over 120 armed groups, they do irregal mining, they kill people that why there's over 500k Congolese refugees in neighbouring countries. But all the problems are put on Kagame's shoulders, the truth DRC don't admit that it failed to eradicate those internal problems, and protect its own people. In addition, tribalism have no place in our country because we know well how bad it is, corresponding to our history. The government try its best to make Rwandans one people that share the same interests of the country. They will tell you that if you do this and this in Rwanda they❤ will take you to jail, but like you did, i think none attempted to do that to you. In conclusion, you get the truth by yourself when you come in Rwanda. That's why there's Visit Rwanda program around the World, to get other side from what people say

[@musemakweli63]

Seriously there is no tribalism in Rwanda..?? Go and tell those lies to Kenyan youtubers who are only interested in your views..😮

[@Kundaiteka123]

@@musemakweli63 tribalism are in minds of their own, but not in the life of a country. I mean getting job, university scholarship, health care, and son. No tribalism at all

[@jamesbrown9721]

Thanks for giving all perspectives. Your content is always great. As far as officers not appreciating a camera in their face, that's just not Rwanda. They don't like people doing that in America either. Alhough you're "technically" allowed to film, officers are still known for threatening or arresting people for filming. I never been to Rwanda, but it seems like a place with law & order, plus it's clean & orderly. That's what Africa needs. Western countries like to wag their fingers at other nations they view as authoritarian, but freedom of speech is isn't absolute in the west, especially western Europe where they ban certain speech such as pro Palestinian demonstrations & criticism of Israel in Germany, and women can't wear hijabs in certain public spaces in France. And Europe restricts "hate speech," whereas we can say anything we want in America. But I understand Rwandan exiles have their views, although much of it exaggerated. They still have the right to what they believe. Peace!

[@MugishaChristian-yg5li]

man what i would say on the criticism and freedom of speech in Rwanda , it's all about giving respect to our leaders not fear some may interpret it the way they want it but as our president said when he was asked if it's better to be feared or loved as a leader and then he answered IT'S BETTER TO BE RESPECTED AS A LEADER so in my own perspective do we fear our parents because we don't complain and say bad words to them for me is because i respect them

[@MontyMatata]

My biggest problem with Rwanda is the fact they are being used by England to get rid of immigrants and transfer them to Rwanda.. Kagame is to friendly with the mzungu's

[@1nesoch]

You're misinformed, and don't what you're talking about.

[@Mimijoy5]

May be you can visit Rwanda

[@MontyMatata]

@@1nesoch i know exactly what im talking about the question is are you? 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@1nesoch]

@@MontyMatata 😁😁🤔 Ndagusetse.

[@josettemugisha6773]

God bless Rwanda and Afrika❤❤❤

[@user-it6wl5lf4m]

Why many people outside of Rwanda are complaining us about the silent. No we aren't afraid to speak in public or to say what we see wrong in government no. We have akagoroba kababyeyi and umushikirano and social media like X aho dushobora gutangira ibibazo nibitekerezo kandi tugasubizwa. Ntabwo twe abanyarwanda tugira umuco wo gusakuza no kwigaragambya ngo nibwo ibibazo byacu bizacyemuka. Hoyaaaa twe dufite inzira nziza zo gucyemura ibibazo byacu tudasakuje.

[@charmaineeverett4488]

Jamaica culture and expressions as become apart of Kisk my world 🌎.... 😂😂... You are a Jamaican at heart my friend....

[@oceangrey8796]

Thing is, only JACANS will understand....Foreigners it is a Foreign word.

[@Queen_Amenarina]

As An African Amer. I wish ALL the BEST for Africa as A whole with PEACE & PROSPERITY !! Kish, if I were to critique a Country concerning sensitive issues, I would wait until I have left that country 1st, before I would critique the place !! ❤🖤💚👊🏽

[@didpoetry]

Rwanda is doing well, and whole Africa countries have to go and learn. And Haters have to go there and stop calling people who experienced the country development and wellness propagandists. That's what Western world wishes for Africa. And people committed genocide against Tutsi in Rwanda are out here spreading fake news about Rwanda, and Congolese speaking Rwanda as a hell, it is a heaven in Africa

[@Map-zh7gk]

on 22:21 the people you met were shy or didn't know the language, again you also visited kimironko market where u interacted with the locals, what did u observe? they were very open , anyway people over exaggerate bad things because they fail to grasp or understand how Rwandans are this disciplined, thus refering them as robots or programmed people. Anyway don't be suprised if they start to call you Rwandese because u look like one, hhhhh very welcome always in Rwanda Brother, Rwanda merits the reputation of being the safe/safest country for everyone. Rwanda is a strict law abiding country thus some haters😂

[@kish_myworld]

Yeah true. Thanks for being positive and showing love

[@migambifrancis3274]

What happened when you talked to a police officer with a camera on him ,nothing happened right? Its just not respectful to record some out their consent and then people will be like Ohoo My God your a dead man,this and that, it's all exaggerating . when your in Rwanda just don't disrespect any one, just treat them like you would like to be treated. it's just common sense Unlike many other countries🇷🇼🇷🇼 Respect comes first in Rwanda. Regardless who you are.

[@muvunyijunior8327]

Let ask you @kish!!! You went to Burundi, you went to Rwanda and even to Congo, and South Sudan we witnessed how and where you felt insecured, and where you were free through your travels , so .....speak from your own observations and express it.....

[@Kundaiteka123]

Exactly, he has his own observations, and I think he can relate them to those negative comments.

[@kish_myworld]

I felt most safe in Rwanda

[@kagabopaul3126]

​@@kish_myworldso why on Earth would you still think Rwanda lives in fear

[@jalilbabi4161]

Exactly my point it makes no sense. He spent this whole time talking about it as if he experienced what those propagandists haters were saying when in other countries that’s what he experienced Insecurity. I don’t know why he hasn’t made a 30min to hour post about those countries based on propaganda and negative comments about those

[@alan.imangue]

@@kish_myworld Boss,you would feel safer in the streets of north korea capital city than in the streets of nairobi or washington.And there is a reason for that.People talk about kagame economic achievements,what are they?In less than 6 years ,the late magufuli achieved way way more than kagame in over 20 years.

[@mitchmazamez1989]

Interahamwe to kish: Who are you going to believe? Me or your own lying eyes? Kish: I gotta admit, you got me right there!

[@2004sc]

Kish say what you experienced. You went to Gisenyi. Did you find ‘Hutus’ dying from hunger? Be truthful. How do you compare your experience in Rwanda with that in Burundi?

[@migambifrancis3274]

Im from Rwanda and i am in Rwanda Thank you for insight about Rwanda ,but that not true that your entire family would be wipeout just because you did wrong or even disagree with the Government. Not true. Just exaggeration. Much love.🇷🇼🇷🇼

[@tresorlusolo8916]

Love your contents tho

[@MwanaZion]

Look up Diane and Anne Rwigara, one has sadly passed (one of many victims of Kagame’s brutal murdering) . Both Tutsi’s who dared to speak up against Kagame..

[@Kundaiteka123]

It is like you are saying the people in opposition can't die, if that happens, is Kagame. Ohhh mn, is Kagame kill all persons?? If you oppose him, you not die unless Kagame kill you??? Is true???

[@denisishimwe232]

Brother Rwanda is great country ❤

[@kennydavongdk1249]

rwanda is free country

[@business2539]

At least they have managed even to make Kigali beautiful what else to those who have never done anything to whole country 😊 and yes Rwanda has no plan to stop the transformation

[@user-dn8wo5hq9e]

Remember these tiny houses you went through in Nyamirambo did you seen people are happy these?

[@shyaka-xu5cv]

I wish to take your time and come back to visit rural area I am sure that you will see the different from those no sense from people who live abroad

[@anna-brittaingelsson8906]

Hello from Sweden 🇸🇪

[@MF-bl2gv]

Man every country has those people with negativity we don't live in paradise yes, but for acountry like Rwanda to be like this only in 29years after jenoside they had to be strict and those powerful people with money and big stomachs they happen to not like it hence talk shiting the country 😅. Just do research you will find even some are jenocideres who never even reached in past 15years plus we not saints every country must and have those little minor groups of people who always see negativity. And it's a country from jenocide some people are not yet healed from wounds of jenoside against tutsi!

[@EliMoussa-tq6fl]

Hey Kish, I can tell you whatever happened to you in South Sudan will never happen to you in Rwanda. If people are accusing you of being a "propagandist," tell them to go to Kigali and find out all the facts for themselves. We don't care about those negative criticisms! They're just jealous of Kagame's administration achievements. You went to Burundi, you spent a few hours in Goma. Now go to Kinshasa and you'll tell us how much you love that giant, rich country! We Rwandan, aren't shy as some people think. We are just careful and many pedestrians don't even speak English but they're all friendly. Go wherever you want in Rwanda and please be yourself.

[@Vinxi]

I’m a bit confused by this video tbh, you experienced the country yourself, why not tell us your own view of it? Mentioning these critics, many of whom are outside the country just for the sake of it doesn’t really make sense to me.

[@richcleme2798]

Rwandan here, the thing is criticism isn't restricted here when it comes to general matters but the sensitive topic here is the Genocide against the tutsi even after 30 years since it ended. Any sympathy towards the former government is a one way ticket to prison. People here still have trauma and just prefer to stay silent on the matter. But anything else is not a problem that can lead to you being arrested or silenced really.

[@kish_myworld]

Wow best comment. Thanks for sharing and revealing this. Bless up

[@alan.imangue]

What about kagame crimes in hutus refugees camps in congo?There is a full UN report indicting him.He isnt in jail in the hague just coz he is backed by america,uk,france,..etc...He is the zelensky of east africa.

[@murielnembungu5904]

How was Namibia for you... My friend. Come to Namibia and meet our former first lady in Namibia.

[@carolfarquharson-smith3650]

Kish. I love your videos. Please don't use the B curse word, some of your viewers find it offensive. Blessings

[@kish_myworld]

Ok sorry

[@JeremiahMbui-me7ff]

CNN, BBC, Reuters this guy can make a good journalist !

[@kish_myworld]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@saranalunga]

Comparisons in politics are damned. Rw and Ke are different like day & night.

[@Shellaihirwe]

Brother your report is baseless don't use to report tald stories cause you never know who told you this and that and why

[@Josee2030]

Exactly 💯

[@nuwagabakeen]

You stayed in our beloved country, Rwanda, experiencing everything it has to offer, yet now you're criticizing our nation as if your purpose is to harm our people. Please be professional and refrain from disparaging our country, which we hold dear. That's all. 🇷🇼🇷🇼🇷🇼🇷🇼🇷🇼 So, give us peace in our beloved country. Just try to be brave with your words, brother. We know what it means to be Rwandan. So, please choose your words carefully. Every country has people who oppose it, so these are likely propaganda meant to harm our country. We are devoted to it.

[@bornagaingg6223]

Kagame has not only indirectly admitted to his country being a safe passing zone for mineral smugglers (something that should raise your concern considering how allegedly “safe” and well protected Rwanda is, how come mine smugglers manage to easily pass through Rwanda and fly out to Tel Aviv, Moscow etc without Kagame allowing it) but he has also openly admitted to supporting M23 and saying they’re fighting for a good and just cause and that they need to be “heard” (keep in mind he’s a hypocrite and doesn’t allow opposition, especially rebel opposition in his country and calls them FDLR etc yet when it comes to M23 all of a sudden they’re “fighting for Tutsi rights”.). This just shows without a shadow of a doubt that Kagame has a big part to play in the war in DR Congo.

[@HelloRwanda-ck5qz]

There is a proverb in Kinyarwanda, they say that if a person has nothing to criticize a cow, he says that it has bad breasts.what we have been able to achieve in 30 years it's a lot.in the whole world I have never seen a country where someone killed your entire family but you are asked to forgive him and live together in peace. little by little we will get there Mr Kish. there are also neighboring countries , they did not go through the same difficulties that Rwanda had, but they are more poor than most of us.

[@GG-dj6yh]

Kish,Rwandans do not talk to much is our part of our culture, and are also shy, try to experience where there are in spectacles, stadium, big parts are still alike.

[@didpoetry]

Rwanda have faced a lot of critics from the start, but insulting and genocide denials is not good. Rwandans are calm and know their history

[@fraka61]

Regarding the accusations that issues that are in Congo are caused by Rwanda, I think when you went in Goma/DRC you asked that question to Goma citizen, what did she reply if you remember? She said that for her, she hears those issues are between "big leaders" but from her pov (as someone who lives on the ground) she doesn't have any issue with Rwandan at all! So the Gov of DRC is simply weak and can't run its own country and tries to scapegoat Rwanda (that's another long story on why) but fact check: DRC people from the Eastern Part (bordering with Rwanda don't have any issue! Only people from Kinshasa (2000 km from Rwandan Border) do have issues and are vocal about Rwanda to just mask their incompetence. Next time, go deeper and talk to the real people of Kivus and they will tell u the truth. Issues in DRC are there since their independence

[@DianaMutoni_]

Hello I’m Rwandan base in American 🇺🇸 for long time brother but what you have to know don’t mind people who negatively on you channel those people are haters of my country those who did genocide and those who run country just tell them the truth there the one who don’t like anything in Rwanda 🇷🇼 and again Rwanda is not paradise is not easy to do the work in just one day Rwanda still under construction 🚧 of cause will still have slum area us even USA has or other countries in Europe.

[@user-it6wl5lf4m]

Yeah people of Rwandese are very shy they don't really like to talk. And they don't like dancing in the party. It's like their culture but needs to change.

[@ARstone777]

There more heart broken because of the history soo we must control what we speak to prevent the trouble that guy can put after got his heart broken,

[@Shellaihirwe]

First know who guided my tour, why? What is he or she is reporting to me that stupid report. Otherwise your exploration was so amazing I followed you but to advise you stop spreading the rumours gotten from unknown reasons. Be professional and learn some ethics of reporting. Making money is easier when you know what exactly to say and not to say, when where and to who.

[@ishowsped-siuu]

Hey Bro that is disorder not lack of freedom. And not everything they tell u is true my Man. So when someone abuse the president it's is on his own not the family or any other person. When you are happy, you give your concern straight to the parliament or any other leaders.

[@pamellacampbell3229]

I was surprised when you was bigging up Rwanda so much . I agree the place is very clean, then I remember that the genocide that took place there. I know people can change but you can’t trust a country that did such horrible things. Things are not always what it seems like.

[@intaganzwa9033]

You really let these haters get to you and I'm pissed because i think you should've just remained with your genuine first hand impression and thoughts on the country from your experience. I am Rwandan born and raised and I literally call out authorise everyday on twitter. Every Rwandan on twitter is literally always clowning our government officials and government policies. Only person we don't really criticize is our president and that's not because the government will kill you or something. We just really genuinely love our president but some people find it hard to believe as if loving someone who stopped a tragic genocide and brought back hope to our people is really impossible. When you criticize him, the government doesn't do anything to you, but be ready for the backlash and retaliation from regular citizens like myself who love him. Its not really a difficult concept to understand. If you can dish it, you can take it(or however the saying goes).

[@kish_myworld]

Amazing to hear this. I’m here for different opinions and appreciate such 🙏🏻

[@Mimijoy5]

All those negative comments are from the jealous people

[@jaynkusi6526]

The simple answer is that you are not Rwandan and not used to the way of living in Rwanda and our cultural differences from Kenya. People not wanting to talk does not mean they are scared but they’re careful not to go back in the dark past. Freedom of speech took most of my family members among a million others! So oga let us be and always be sensitive above getting the views.😊

[@Mafia1984Ayirwanda-ge4ty]

You like or not kagame has tryd what he can

[@MwanaZion]

By killing millions of innocent people?

[@regulus4745]

Burundi where lots of people have to live in hiding: While there are no sites of internally displaced persons, the [African Union] Delegation was informed of the existence of a non-conventional phenomenon of internal displacement. This involved people who *run from their houses* in crisis affected areas to *stay with their relatives or friends* in more secure parts of Bujumbura or elsewhere in the country. According to the information that the Delegation received, the internal displacement also includes people who went on *hiding for fear of attacks by Imbonerakure or security forces.* Other reports have also confirmed the existence of internal displacement.

[@anicetovyosenimana5486]

BROTHER, YOU ARE OVERWORKING YOURSELF🤣🤣🤣. This video is about Rwanda. This comment of yours would be very useful on a video he did about Burundi.

[@jacquelineburke1164]

Kish.....please do research on certain sayings before using them...."bombo claat" and "blood claat" are Jamaican sayings that are disrespectful to women.... it goes back from the days of slavery where the slave owners would yell at the slaves to remove their "blood claat" (monthly period cloth) from hanging in their sight...i'm sure you are unaware

[@kish_myworld]

Thanks for revealing this...

[@ishowsped-siuu]

Brother remember that everything you said you will accountable for it, so you gotta be sure of everything you said is true.

[@Kundaiteka123]

Imagine this, Kish is Kenyan and Kagame will go to take him in Kenya?? Kish, I'm Rwandan but this can not happen, it is to get how people dramatise things. If that should happen, they shouldn't wait all this long. You know what, if you say anything good to Rwanda, they will say you're in propaganda. Is it true? If you criticize like this, they will tell you that bad things will happen to you, which is wrong.

[@wivinek2815]

That why people are afraid of visiting your country, it’s like you are intimidating him

[@Kundaiteka123]

@@wivinek2815 Kish is real witness, he can tell us if there's anything happened to him or threatened in anyway.

[@soleil80]

Wow!! I actually like this video!!! I definitely do recommend you this books especially this one..LAST JOURNALIST IN DICTATORSHIP BY Anjan Sundaram... the second one is IN PRAISE OF BLOOD BY Judy Rever....there are also plenty of youtube videos on these books.

[@denisemicomyiza161]

The comment you red is not from a Rwandese. He was referring to other countries how you can't hold a camera on an officer. In Rwanda, it is normal, and don't act as if you are the only one knowing Kenya, please.

[@business2539]

I hope comments has reminded you to think about your reports if we want Rwanda to be like other countries where who is in government or rich is the one to survive with the past of that country. If you’re not educated enough or know history you should hear from Nyerere, former president of South Africa bombki, and make more research

[@muzungusalomon5457]

How long did you stay in Rwanda and your research based on which evidences or proofs! I mean facts...!!

[@eomanga]

Rwanda is clearly not perfect, but it is well on its way to being great. Huddles along the way should be expected

[@MwanaZion]

How is it well on its way if the people are in bondage and Kagame is killing innocent people?

[@ingabirestellaqueen657]

Hi sweetie. My name is Stella I am Rwandaise and living in Qatar But bro Rwanda we have freedom speech sometimes our content is in kinyarwanda that why you don't know. And just know there are genocidal who hate Kagame and they will never have a good to talk about the government. Before you say something about anything just take time to make researcher don't follow social media comment

[@Delight-ll9wr]

minute 11 whoever told you that must have watched too many movies

[@regulus4745]

How Burundi deals with demonstrations: The government declared a *blanket ban on demonstrations* and security forces threatened to shoot at protestors. After government had declared a ban on protests, security forces were engaged in *sweeping arrests* of people suspected of participating. On 1 June some 100 persons were reported arrested in the central Gitega province and two persons were severely wounded from gunshots. Security forces undertook similar campaign of arrests especially in the major sites of protests in Bujumbura's neighbourhoods such as Musaga and Buterere. The [African Union] Delegation was informed that some *470 people* were in detention in relation to the protests and riots of April and May 2015. Arrest was *not the only threat that protestors faced.* Following their arrest, they were also subjected to intimidation and violence. As a UN report noted, most of those arrested have been subjected to *torture* and *cruel, inhumane and degrading* treatment by security officers (mainly police and intelligence agents).

[@anicetovyosenimana5486]

BROTHER, YOU ARE OVERWORKING YOURSELF🤣🤣🤣. This video is about Rwanda. This comment of yours would be very useful on a video he did about Burundi.

[@tontontoiaussi8217]

Be careful what you say if you want to go back to Kigali! Sounds like you made a very clear sense admitting democracy in Kenya but not in Rwanda 😂😂

[@Kundaiteka123]

Rwanda is not like the way you think it is. Don't threaten him

[@tontontoiaussi8217]

@@Kundaiteka123 Rwanda is exactly what you think, uzibeshye uvuge ko Gouvernement idakora neza...let me know how that works out?

[@the-versus-arena]

Rwanda🇷🇼😊😊🫰🏽🫰🏽

[@Africawewant]

Fear from expression comes from our history. Man with our history nobody could believe Rwandans are human. Could you Imagine killing toddles throwing them on wall of houses, Imagine not being careful of the word you say to the mother who lost his baby in that way? Thank you to talk about things which does go well, we will take care I am sure I can reach some official I will talk top them. don't worry nobody knows what you were doing but because no body believe how rwanda is peaceful, don't commit crime 😀😃😄 Citizens will report you nobody was following.

[@saranalunga]

They must be talking about Uganda, where even your chicken get s feel of Tutsi power if things go south.

[@kalizaphiona4930]

Actually KISH people are just spew words without knowing what's going in the village.i wish i would have your number and kand give some kenyans who are living with us in a rural area and tell you the reality

[@didpoetry]

No robotics here, check out media from Rwanda, they're free to critics, even ask questions. Those are haters speaking from Congo and Burundi. Look, that's ethnicity problem in Africa Great Lakes region, read clearly the history

[@michelsebagabo7742]

My friend the dark side your saying doesn't exist in rwanda what do you mean someone told you Feel free do not listen to those people.

[@JohnMghanga-ok2uj]

Kagame needs to adopt african solutions to help solve Rwandanians challenges. Otherwise he will keep lying to his people that all is well and its not.

[@kagabopaul3126]

What about trlling you we are fine to be lied 😂😂 I live abroad but I always want to visit my country

[@isaacnimwesiga8115]

True me a have bn following youtubers who go to Rwanda I see Kagame he focused on Kigali city so dat pple believe in him but deep in villages people are poor and if u see their houses but most youtubers focuse on Kigari simply bse dats clean if u want to to videos of ludo li for him he went into deep villages.

[@JohnMghanga-ok2uj]

@kagabopaul3126 definitely. Go east go west home is the best no matter the situation.

[@JohnMghanga-ok2uj]

@isaacnimwesiga8115 btw, their buses will stop at a stage on transit to town for only 5 mins. How practical will that be to a city with 5M residents? Right now Kigali has like slightly above 500k residents. Iam waiting to see how the city will be in the next 10 years. Hehehe

[@kagabopaul3126]

@isaacnimwesiga8115 bro Rwanda is 30 years old 😅😅 we're a poor country 😅😅 we're a landlocked country😄😄 but still we do better than all countries in Africa according to our situation but that's not an excuse Let see in 10 years where we'll be You'll be even more jealous

[@user-xd2kg1en2u]

Read all the comments, the positives and negatives then yourself will come up with the reality. You said in Sweden people can burn a coran. with that in mind is that a good thing to do? The freedon of speech or of doing everything you want is not always ok. Your freedpm starts where somebody else's finishes.