Uganda vs Rwanda in 2024: Which Country is BEST?

[@FreweiniAsfaha]

Food holds greater importance for me than anything else, which is why my family decided to relocate to Uganda specifically for this purpose.

[@Kim-250]

In Rwanda, you get what you pay for. It looks like he's been eating in places that sell brochette/kebabs for $0.50.

[@sangoyasin4838]

My dear, you didn't relocate..just know you came to your rightful place to live here on earth 🇺🇬

[@catking4639]

​@Kim-250 Right.... he wants champaign with beer money...if you don't like it leave...spoiled brat!

[@chande256]

Good to have you. Welcome home.

[@gabirovicent8186]

Am happy that you are comparing My country with Uganda, this shows a lot we achieved after 30 years.

[@shagimo1]

still a trash ass country though

[@xhosaonthemove2598]

Ok, ive stayed in Rwanda and Uganda, for at least 3 months, stayed in Kicukiro, Kigali and in Kira, on the outskirts of Kampala, moved around in both countries but I feel your analysis is painful and has many bad experiences. I tried to finish watching but I totally disagree on many points, maybe because im 🇿🇦 and look similar in both countries, and i think its vital who introduces you to a country, i had excellent hosts in both countries and I experienced for myself. The customer service in Rwanda is professional and in Uganda is friendly and costly. Like male South African, Rwandese womyen like their own men culture, they hardly marry outside of their country except Kenyans, Ugandans and Burundians, i found the women have rights and can express in a way that is disrespectful, a Rwandese woman is expected to be shy, they also want to make money, they work for their families, again maybe because I'm 🇿🇦, there's a little favor. Communication in English can be a challenge, so its good to learn Kinyarwanda/Swahili/French but you can get by with English, especially in the younger generation. In Uganda the women are so humble and kind, yes some like money but its like that in my country too, Kampala was like New York, so many guys studied overseas, accents, nice areas like Kololo but most of the roads are terrible, yet the buildings are great, its normal for a woman to kneel before a man, Ugandans are generous and friendly, Rwandese are careful to let you in their circle but once you are in, they are so kind, organised, efficient and cultured, their family unity is admirable. One thing impressed about Rwanda, a guy can take out a girl and they sit with a cold drink, nice🤗, in 🇿🇦😂😂😂 never, in Kampala too, i learnt. Equal in beauty, i think, especially in W Uganda, i wish you had such a lovely experience in both countries that I had👍

[@arthurponsiane644]

100% true

[@mamadusabe9761]

Finally a fair review ❤ it's obvious you took your time to get to know these two countries. I am a reandese woman (Born and raised) and I agree with everything you said 100%

[@shyaka-xu5cv]

Thanks Iven if I don't read all you are talking truth

[@joywands1970]

What do you mean by never in Kampala, never taking a girl out for a drink in Kampala.

[@jazzampa]

Everything you said is a lie. I stayed longer in Rwanda and it's a 💩 hole

[@simonalega4575]

I'm kenyan..I'll let uganda take the crown on this one..their such a vibe

[@sangoyasin4838]

Exactly my dear thank you all Kenyans for always loving your neighbour...Uganda at heart.

[@kiwuulestone2179]

Thanks

[@rafaelrivera3100]

I agree

[@peninnahpotzsch9151]

Thank you for your vote. We appreciate Kenya too, just like all other African Countries.

[@Mosh200]

One thing i like about Tourist who come to East Africa, well, they appreciate Rwanda and Kenya for being developed and Organized but majority later would prefer to stay and settle in Uganda.... Why,? Because Uganda is so Unique, bussiness runs much better in Uganda than any of the two countries, loving People and in a long run, Uganda takes the lead when it comes to vibrantness and Hospitality

[@1wun1]

Why? Because Uganda is underated, until one discovers

[@kerimaabu1359]

Really love your content Willie and your mode of delivery, thank you.

[@dudleymakeche7842]

It's Rwanda for me. I m Zambian and just love how Rwanda has organised itself. No nonsense there! The pipo are warm, kind and beautiful.

[@rickyreward226]

Loll. Rwanda is a small district of uganda. And rwanda has been developed from looting uganda and congo. By the mastermine Rwandse M7 who has killed and looted and caused millions of deaths to develop his homeland Rwanda. 😊😮😢

[@AshirafHakim-mo7zb]

Go to rwanda and Stay there for One week you Will Run madness😂

[@mamadusabe9761]

Much love from Rwanda ❤

[@mamadusabe9761]

​@@AshirafHakim-mo7zb In your shallow mind now, people who have been living in Rwanda for decades are all mad!😂😂😂😂😂 Y'all should stop being jealous of Rwanda it doesn't look good on you hahahahha

[@ingabirestellaqueen657]

Kind of this mindset is very cheap​@@rickyreward226

[@mariamjackson2994]

I can't wait to visit beautiful Uganda.

[@sangoyasin4838]

My dear you are forever welcome in the Pearl of Africa, Uganda 🇺🇬😍

[@chande256]

We can't wait to have you. We love visitors.

[@GeraniMayfield]

I haven't been to Rwanda yet, but I have been to Kenya and Uganda. Judging from your videos, Kenya has all the best things about Uganda and Rwanda combined. Great video! 👍🏾

[@NamuggaAidah-mj1wr]

Really😊 maybe you didn't have a tour guide in Uganda

[@marc8485]

Kenya lacks food

[@claing-nd9tb]

except kenyan people are really unfriendly

[@GeraniMayfield]

@@marc8485 Kenya has way more malls and restaurants than Uganda.

[@hamzexphilosopher]

Half of Kenya is semi arid and most Kenyans lack what to eat

[@Hadijamukisa]

Being a Ugandan is a blessing from God 🎉🎉🎉

[@aruorichard]

Utter ignorance

[@Hadijamukisa]

@@aruorichard haha 😄 uganda 🇺🇬 zaabu

[@sahulianhooligan7046]

Uganda the cradle of civilisation

[@armylabman]

Being chosen for anyone, white black or anything, the blessing is being His. John 5.

[@rickyreward226]

​@@Hadijamukisaman only ugandans know. I will never leave uganda to go anywhere. Even after death in my next life God make me a uganda for all the times he wants to send me back to earth. We are a vibe.

[@bakerkawesa]

Uganda has slightly more freedom. And with freedom comes a bit of chaos. Rwanda is orderly but tyrannical. Ugandans are harder to please and publicly less satisfied with the state. Rwandese won't be caught dead saying anything negative about the state.

[@ug_star]

Wewawo

[@samkabayiza6212]

Kawesa mind your business plz leave us alone

[@kagabopaul3126]

That's what creates the unseriousness of the population

[@Tchiva02]

Great lies in the history. From Rwanda

[@rickyreward226]

​@@Tchiva02rwanda is a country built on sand. Uganda is built on rock. We are a people of love. Even when a rwandese rule and loot us for everything for the last 40 years eve being murdered in millions by these supremacist rwandese. But we remain positive and godly people

[@armylabman]

The best place to actually live and be safe, Rwanda. I told you, Ronnie! BTW, if you’re still in EA, I’m in Buziga, Kampala.

[@amdagreat9070]

You go to Rwanda period 😏

[@ug_star]

😂😂 saying this while you’re living in Uganda

[@armylabman]

⁠ yep. I love Uganda. This story was about much more…from a visitor’s perspective.

[@africaine4889]

The only thing about Rwanda is the fact it's clean and in order. But people aren't free to speak their mind and everybody is spied on. No thanks

[@Kim-250]

​@@africaine4889So you'd rather live in a chaotic, dirty city as long as you're free to talk nonsense.

[@Musuhuke_TV]

Glad you picked Rwanda, Willie Fungo, I think your analysis is spot having known both countries (Uganda to a lesser extent). Even us locals (Rwanda) still have those cultural challenges sometimes but the pluses are many more. Rwandan pride comes from knowing where we were and a miracle it is today in a short period. For burgers, there is a new joint called Quick Bites by two Ethiopian sisters in the CBD car free zone. You might have a better experience there, I intend on trying it when I am back in Rwanda in May.

[@kagabopaul3126]

C'mon there's alot of areas with good burger maybe he picked a wrong place After being heartbroken by a rwanda girl

[@gemcwright]

We were recently in Rwanda and loved the food. We found the the locals friendly and gracious.

[@hawkins7000]

You loved the food??? 🙄 really??😂😂😂😂

[@michaelfredericks-c9b]

who is we? are you europeans or Asians.

[@gemcwright]

We are African Americans.

[@hopeemmanuel]

@@gemcwrightI appreciate your perspective but Uganda’s food was much better like he said. The ice cream was terrible in Rwanda and pork was like 5X more expensive

[@WillieFungo]

This depends on how long you stay and how deeply you go into the society. Every country seems friendly and gracious when you are on vacation. But most importantly different people are treated differently, so everyone should go by their own personal experience above mine or anyone else's. 😊

[@ernestpaul7616]

Hi bro. I'm Paul from Pakistan. Your Rawanda video left a serious impact on my decision to start a small business in Rawanda. Thanks

[@gatsinzipacifique1354]

Welcome to Rwanda 🇷🇼

[@MishaElRusito]

Great video! Both countries feel like a nice place to visit.

[@Oak-of-righteousness2]

Welcome to uganda ❤ the pearl of Africa 🎉🎉

[@eugene.dacosta.9241]

Thanks for the upload and also want to say there are bulls or oxen specifically for beef not only the dairy cattle are for meat. And please guys lets not skip any ads so he can keep giving us more uploads.

[@WillieFungo]

Thanks. I appreciate that!

[@PlantBasedBrother]

Me having a 100% plant-based diet is a positive in Rwanda 🙏🏿✊🏿

[@mamadusabe9761]

Same❤ it's a vegan heaven to be honest

[@CyizabirenziBlandine]

Im proud of born Rwandan/Ugandan

[@kingslj]

Thanks for your interesting video. While we appreciate Rwanda for its cleanness, which some of us like, I think every national will tell you that their country is the best. So Rwanda wins & Uganda wins, depending on what one is looking for & experiences. Thanks.

[@kagabopaul3126]

This comment is something else how do you come up with this You must be a pan africanist

[@pamellahpm9739]

I like your statement, Things in Rwanda seem different in reality than that you see on media

[@tsunamidigital5431]

Am a Kenyan but you are analysing this thing in a very weird manner, when you are in Africa. Stop comparing it's standards with America or Europe. We are Africa and our ways are different.

[@WillieFungo]

This channel's core audience is Americans. And that is who the content is targeted for.

[@gladyshycienth4710]

Then state it in your Title that it's for Americans visiting Africa.. We are tired of all these videos of one African country been compared with another.. Let's pursue Unity for Africa. Make your Title claret for your audience. Much love ❤️

[@WendallScott8414]

I like to eat. So with that, Uganda just may be the best choice for me. Thanks again, for such informative content. Please keep up the good work and Be well.🖐️😊👍🏽☮️

[@chaneldiane8611]

😂 😂😂

[@Hadijamukisa]

Uganda the God fearing country 🎉🎉🎉

[@KiraboJanet-xy7yc]

Uganda is sodoma

[@nyetegyerizebenard4299]

Am a Rwandan but i love Uganda because it's a loving country and they everything

[@kuyahkudey3217]

Wow! Your video is so thorough and professionally made. This is so valuable to someone who is looking for a country to move to or someone who has already moved.👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@nieuwegeljo5645]

From the Netherlands: I appreciate your very balanced opinions on all subjects. As is everywhere the case a lot depends on the observer and his/her interactions with his/her environment and generalizations often distract from making personal experiences.

[@edwardmusa2201]

i like your honest reviews of these countries

[@Hadijamukisa]

Being a Ugandan is a well paid job ❤❤❤

[@ug_star]

You must be rich by now 😂

[@Hadijamukisa]

@ug_star Yes dear I'm rich to be a Ugandan you have every thing 😘😘

[@boazdaincredible]

Wabula hadija nkwagadde, can we share a drink

[@rogerst_tao]

i have been blessed to live in all main East African countries but i'd honestly make the same conclusion like you have especially on physical structural orderliness, food, and women. Kenyans and Ugandans are generally welcoming to any other "blacks" without judgement and thus easy to blend with and live alongside. Cape Verde is a whole different experience, you should love it. thanks for these series @Willie Fungo

[@pacifique3943]

U did this video like u will never comeback in Rwanda…owkaaay!!!!it was nice to have u here!

[@AntoineMuhirwa]

🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂

[@ug_star]

That means he doesnt prefer Rwanda

[@brightwanglivingstone6145]

😅😅😅 hope he was saying the truth?

[@lentherytv1487]

My dear this video was very important to many of us especially me.. because I'm busy playing of visiting Rwanda this month...so it's important to be very informed about where I'm heading and things to expect... I'm very disappointed though to hear that most Rwanda girls are players and lovers of money...which will make difficult to find a date

[@ug_star]

@@lentherytv1487 thats everywhere in east africa and all other economically poor countries

[@rexx9496]

Well done video and lots of great insights. Not sure if I'll ever visit these countries but if I did 22:10 would be the reason.

[@kylereese4542]

😅

[@gambaemma2895]

Thank you so much for the great video and information in it.

[@stevenkwizera4292]

People unapologetically not showing up, or showing up late, or not bothering to communicate with you, and simply not bothering at all to apologize or give an explanation; I think all this has happened to everyone I know, both in Ug and Rwanda. What kills me is people taking this as somehow normal, coz they have gotten used to it, on both ends. Words can't explain how maddening this is...at least to me. Very good analysis Willie. Keep it up.

[@WillieFungo]

Thanks for your feedback!

[@theartist25614]

Ugandans do have these lackluster qualities, but boy, it's on a whole new level with Rwandans. The abrupt unapologetic hang ups!! No respect for rendezvous! Hope it's something they can work on on individual levels.

[@tonyolad]

I cant understand it either or wrap my head around such attitude. We heard of this from Managers of Nigerian banks subsidiaries in Rwanda and other East African countries...how staff show up late to work and are ready to close work on the dot of time...which was very strange in comparison to the average Nigerian strong corporate work ethics. Many of this Nigerian managers couldnt do much to address this attitude in their local staff because of host country's protectionist employment laws, shielding this lazy attitude in the corporate space.

[@BrothaMoe]

This was a good video and breakdown.

[@edwardmusa2201]

In these travel vlogs I will applaud you for being extremely honest , and RWANDAs ladies are actually one of the best , in EAST AFRICA

[@ViewswithKurt]

I was going to Rwanda last year, but I opted for Kenya instead. Best decision of my life, Kenya was warm and welcoming. Very friendly people and beautiful people. I felt like I was home in Guyana, also Kenya has the beaches.

[@KURECYAN689]

Rwanda 🇷🇼doesn't compatate but its infrustructures make East africa making noise its self 😂 Our beautful motherland 🇷🇼

[@SKforPeace]

Thanks for this insight of comparisons and contrasts of both countries... it is worth knowing 🎉🎉❤❤.

[@Yasskhalil77]

I am Sudanese.. Comparing peoples is important, but it may lead to a difference in viewpoints, but the definition is also very important. Siblings in the same house can differ in character, values, and emotions, as well as peoples. Ugandans are wonderful people, kind and generous. I do not know Rwandans, but As an African, proud of their great experience. This is a very wonderful video

[@victorsserumaga3962]

He's not lying about the food bit, i got nothing against Rwandans but Ugandans we much much better at foods n drink, even entertainment and night life

[@AntoineMuhirwa]

True. The issue is your cleanliness. You guys, you don't care.

[@victorsserumaga3962]

@@AntoineMuhirwa Oh we do care, but the policy frameworks and structures to provide for safe, hygienic and sustainable environments more or less don't exist or are not implemented, our government cares more about giving hand out monies to corrupt everyone than say properly monitoring and account for infrastructural development. Everything is a mess here.

[@IsraelKalu-ji7dk]

Uganda women love enjoyment.

[@victorsserumaga3962]

Ugandans in general love enjoyments, the limitation is money.

[@hopeemmanuel]

I’ve lived in Uganda my whole life but got a chance to visit Kigali last year. But man I’m telling u…. I agree with EVERYTHING you said. EVERYTHING! I like how our opinions are very similar

[@sarahtn912]

Rwanda is approximately 26,338 sq km, (Kigali is about 730 sq. km), while Uganda is approximately 241,038 sq km, (Kampala about 8500 sq. KM) making Uganda 815% larger than Rwanda. Just by size alone, you are comparing apples and oranges. As long as I can remember, Rwandese and other East African countries surrounding Uganda have crossed over to Uganda for education and work. Unlike the Uganda turmoil which hurt the economy, killed at least 300,000, and displaced millions, Rwanda was given a quasi MARSHALL PLAN by the USA and European Union to rebuild after the genocide. Even today President Clinton is tormented by his decision to support the Balkan war freedom fighters while ignoring the genocide in Rwanda.

[@hawkins7000]

I visited Rwanda last year & oh my,everything looked so prestine until I dug deeper than the surface. Things were so hard to find,restaurants,clinics even malls were had to come by. Folks looked fearful as though there was a big brother watching them from somewhere plus the staring,OMG. I left the next day back to uganda. How I missed Ugandan food,uganda night life,Ugandan laughter &happiness. If good infrastructure can't give happiness,great food,joy,wats the point?🙄 I left the next day.

[@brightwanglivingstone6145]

Very True.... You're absolutely correct !

[@salonegal4024]

Oh wow 😢

[@sarahtn912]

Once Uganda fixes the potholes and gets fast Internet what will the detractors talk about?

[@hawkins7000]

@@sarahtn912 it's basically potholes..nothing else actually. We have everything else,fantastic weather,warm people,lots of food,lots of fun activities,a bustling nightlife,festivals oh my😃

[@fevengebrehiwet6693]

No that is not true I have been in rewanda for almost 4 years, the people are very friendly, warm, welcoming and when it comes to the services like hospitals and other everything is there well organized.

[@millevenon5853]

Best analysis I have ever seen of African countries especially the integration part

[@rizza7862]

@22:30,wowww Will‼️I’m going through the thing right now!

[@st6548]

Good video, interesting topic, and useful information from an honest viewpoint. Thank you.

[@teute256_6]

Another high quality production. I am planning on checking out Uganda for a day or two on my way to Kenya in December. Which African country would you recommend for dating?

[@dricirufiona2650]

I guess it depends on what you want?

[@AntoineMuhirwa]

If you want beauty and brain, go to Kenya..... But their girls are predatory capitalists.

[@400poh9]

Thanks for such a detailed video. This was very informative.

[@manchris2020]

I am surprised you did not mention Brochettes in Rwanda when you spoke about food in Rwanda. It is like talking about Italian food without mentioning Pasta 😆. I agree though Rwandan food culture isn’t as great as Ugandan but I don’t think is that bad. There are tons of really good restaurants in Kigali especially in Kimihurura area. Rwandans eat more into veggies than meat. Most of them eat and prefer meat in brochettes than traditionally cooked meat. And there are really good spots with fantastic brochettes. Other than that tbh they are more or less the same as any other Africans. If you stay in Africa longer you will understand.

[@WillieFungo]

When I was talking about beef, I was talking about brochettes because that's how it is usually served.

[@manchris2020]

@@WillieFungo Rwandans usually eat goat ( ihene) brochettes. Beef brochettes aren’t popular, probably the same reasons you mention, they usually don’t cook well on a stick. The best spot for me to eat good beef is at İNKA steakhouse.

[@kagabopaul3126]

​@@manchris2020bro abakobwa banyu baramuhemukiye bituma yiheba Cg se yahuye na Olivie producer amurya uduceri😅😅😅

[@manchris2020]

@@kagabopaul3126 😂😂 nanjye ntyo!

[@sentongopaul9038]

All observations are true for both countries, have been to both and honestly I thought I was wrong but this video proves me right about Rwanda and Uganda.

[@ngabiremoses]

How can u compare Uganda to rwanda when Kigali is like a district of ug

[@tyronsimpson2143]

Yeah man just come back from Uganda. Your videos are super help. Your right about the infrastructure jn Uganda its not te best. And I have traveled to 5 different continants now. Im yet to travel to other East Africa regions. Love from Manchester England

[@InspiredGloria]

Love you more from Uganda

[@Moh21Elsirr]

I’m from Sudan 🇸🇩 I go with Uganda 🇺🇬

[@martinthumbi7335]

Rwandese women are ofcourse beautiful but tend to isolate themselves and accomodate their fellow rwandese

[@KISEMBYKIDS]

Beautiful but bad hearted.

[@TheBlackChessAuthority]

Thanks for the information, Willie!

[@Designeroption]

❤uganda doesnt advertise its self like other countries. But its above there beyond other countries which advertise themselves like rwanda

[@hawkins7000]

True

[@ug_star]

True

[@kylewilfred9413]

You advertise what you have.

[@Designeroption]

@@kylewilfred9413 to be since Uganda beats all east african countries in nature, wildlife, it's only Tz coming closer bcoz of the ocean. Other countries just exaggerate even a smallest thing we see as normal here in uganda

[@1wun1]

​@@Designeroption Uganda has better variety, in the same category as DRC. But Uganda is much smaller, this limits the potential.

[@Peepman52]

This is the best info vlog I’ve seen. I’m black American. I completely agree with the conclusion you reached in the dating portion. They are not serious at all 😂. They are addicted to western social media. I want to share my experiences but I don’t want to offend and I’m sure you already know what Im gonna say 😂. Can’t wait for the next video. And my next vacation in Nairobi

[@WillieFungo]

Please feel free to share your experiences, so other people can know what to expect.

[@WillieFungo]

Thanks for the feedback btw!

[@Peepman52]

@@WillieFungo np bro. Thanks for the information. 💯

[@i.m.international8180]

I have got to know friends from the social media in Uganda I find both men and women on Uganda are honest..like ypu said for some people it's money plays a role , but thanks god I know my.friend circle Ugandans are more friendly that many other African countries

[@Hadijamukisa]

Uganda the pearl of Africa 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@jredstrahan1586]

Great job my 😎 dude..from Sacramento California

[@chande256]

Some parts of that information are not accurate. For both countries. Do more research yourself if you must visit any of the countries.

[@petertaremwa8652]

About the conversation switching, I can surely confirm. Ugandans are generally freer both politically and ideologically. But We need to work on your infrastructure for sure.

[@RufusCheeks-ge3mz]

Thank You 🙏

[@joselineamani5044]

Finaly someone spoke the truth... The Rwanda on TV is absolutely different from reality. I am team Uganda for life... Best value for money you ever spent? visit Uganda;;:)

[@kanadiankorner]

Willie, great video! Honestly I loved this. The information is very useful and I really enjoyed the format. Straight to the point and cuts to the chase. 👍🇨🇦

[@MegaMie77]

11:24 I was expecting "mess" with them, he had me on the first half! 😀

[@augustineokorie1975]

Please sir, Uganda and Rwanda where is lower cost of living and lower cost of starting a business

[@WillieFungo]

@@augustineokorie1975 Uganda

[@augustineokorie1975]

@@WillieFungo Thank you Sir🙏

[@Samtechtips2627]

I've been in Uganda but I go for Rwanda

[@rukundoaaron3184]

How can you compare the rich and the poor ?

[@claing-nd9tb]

I'm a brother from Atlanta, Georgia currently living in Kenya. Your stomach problems comes from eating in local restaurants. I never eat at the same restaurants as local kenyans because i'll get Diarrhea: You have to eat only at "upscale" Western style places like CJ's Restaurant to not get sick if you're a Westerner because they don't cook with the "dirty", unflitered, water, and care about flies and other hygiene issues.

[@hawkins7000]

& CJ is actually a Ugandan restaurant

[@manchris2020]

Spot on! This applies to all African countries

[@theartist25614]

I'm Ugandan, and been to Kenya, studied with Kenyans, and got good good Kenyan friends. Great guys, smart, really intelligent folks. But I've to say, Kenyan cuisine sucks so much. The beef stew is rushed and feels unhygienic. Lots of half-cooked dishes; the rice will have your stomach groaning and grumbling. Ugandan would remains top tier.

[@BRICSJIPING]

I love you the way you vibe uganda 🤣🤣😂😂😂but remember it's uganda which feeds Rwanda with matooke and maize as well as cassava

[@salonegal4024]

If you like joyful and extroverted people, you should consider visiting Ghana and Ivory Coast. They are very nice, goofy and welcoming towards strangers.

[@babayaratv9756]

excellent video

[@MutesiJoyeuse-lx4vb]

I really love my country rwanda and we have beautiful people 😮❤🥴💗🦋🫣🫰😀🥰

[@kylewilfred9413]

Uganda is better than Rwanda ,I have been to kigali and their villages.Asmall part of kigali is so good.

[@TheDiomio]

Rwanda is beautiful and safe, yes - BUT the vibes are weird. Much unspoken tension with everyone trying to play cool and not talk about tribe/genocide/divide, rampant alcoholism. The people are so apathetic and almost dead inside. It's very sad what happened to them but I can't live in a place like that.

[@ug_star]

Wow so thats why they run to our country Uganda for the freedom it has

[@salonegal4024]

Very interesting. You are not the first person to point that out. I knew it was too good to be true. What happened in 1994 was HORRIFIC. You can build infrastructures as much as you want but the population is still traumatized. Imagine living amongst people who killed people of your family. I understand how someone can become depressed, paranoid and have prejudice.

[@Rayan.banx82]

That's what I also heard about Rwandese, hippocracy

[@HK-vu7wf]

As a Rwandan, it really makes me laugh how other African perceive “Rwandan coldness” as “weird, unsettling and dystopian” 😂 You lot expect every Africans do be all dancing, speaking loud, jovial and simplistic… but wouldn’t expect the same from a Norwegian or Korean. Conform to the host country culture or get out ! remember from a local perspective your just a host and not some sort of main character we are supposed to entertain.

[@theartist25614]

@@HK-vu7wf hey I don't think he was insulting your people. Don't feel offended. He's kind of not lying. And being cold, apathetic and seemingly out-of-touch is objectively not a good trait. Fortunately, it's something one can work on for self-improvement. I mean, we live in a globalized world, and apathy just doens't play in one's favor in cut-throat global competition. I studied with many Rwandans in Ntare and many adapted. Becoming more profound and involved. So yeah, I think guys are just suggesting objective individual improvement.

[@ibrakkarte8433]

At the very start of the video i know how it will end ( taking you 30years back😂😂). Am a ugandan Rwandanian but not pleased with the judgement of uganda... I rate uganda the best in everything

[@chande256]

Thank you for visiting us, (Uganda, please come again). Though from listening to you, you have taken so many things too personal and that has clouded your judgement and overall opinion on the research you have done on both countries. You need to be unbiased and attach no feelings whatsoever, given that you are helping many people from around the world to decide on which countries to visit or even settle...But we can't have clear information if feelings are attached here now,can we? Overall, Well-done.

[@Silverbackugx]

Great video but BJs has some of the worst pork in Gulu ..VIP Pork Joint has that crown in Gulu hands down after three years of living in Gulu. Still one of the best, honest, and most underated KZbinrs on the continent. 👊🏾 Brother Fungo!

[@michaelangeloenciso3181]

I've been to gulu and my friend Opero showed me the best pork in Alulululululu😂

[@Silverbackugx]

@@michaelangeloenciso3181 lol.. I've see that place, but I haven't been there yet, it's a little bit away from downtown, on Leibe

[@saphiranahabwe4527]

I will get some angry responses but but. There's alot of military goons on Rwandan streets, people are walking on egg shells because you don't know who is a civilian is and who the "spy" military etc.

[@celsocosta2581]

You are going to love Cabo Verde and I also suggest Sao Tome and prince, the second country is where I'm from.THESE 2 countries are the best in AFRICA.PEACE and LOVE brother

[@youngkaway]

In rwandan culture the tough meat is the best mostly that's why even brochette are tough not tender and soft about experiencing diarrhoea the entire time is new thats something you experience for like the first week but after that the body should be used to the new food sorry for that experience

[@HadalsameTV]

Once i landed in Kampala and all the Europeans went through in no time whereas some Africans were held more than 2 hrs there.

[@Princewamoto]

To be honest,Uganda remains the best coz its the pearl of Africa,always the best for a person doing adventure or documentary coz it has a big history,only a district like wakiso in uganda might even be bigger than Rwanda as a country.Uganda has many cultures that you would like to explore,but all in all uganda is more wealthier and developed than Rwanda. Rwanda being a small country makes it easier for development than a big country like Uganda whose Government is not favouring.

[@MeridaAesthetica]

Im a sri lankan, i have visited some african countries like Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia and Uganda also. Uganda was gud, everything was so cool there, beautiful nature just like in my mother land and delicious food. (I liked ugandan cousine but tbh they were not spicy enough for me i guess, i mean gud food but in my country i eat lot of flavors and spices) but Uganda was amazing! I will visit Rwanda also someday.... (sorry for my poor english)

[@rukundoaaron3184]

Apoor man's Plate is always clean ?

[@furqaanali8908]

Both countries are equally 👌 the best to me when it comes to natural resources and topography.... The only thing that makes one or the other better is the state of mind of the people in both countries 💯. Poverty Starts in the Mind!!!! Otherwise, its a personal preference of the individual.... Good 👍 Q? Though! Respect.....

[@InspiredGloria]

Uganda my mother will always be the best. I love you ug.

[@claudemutore7904]

💚🤙👌👍 Thanks. 😊

[@KAPEGINORAH]

I choose Rwanda land of possibilities 🥰🥰🥰

[@MukasaJulius-sh2rp]

But people come from Rwanda to uganda y? Here they are very many

[@klaw1425]

People move to places for personal reasons

[@klaw1425]

People move from usa 🇺🇸, Europe to other countries like Asia and and Africa

[@Sankofafrikatoursuganda]

The idea of just comparing the 2 isn't fair, Its like trying to compare yourself to your parent. Both countries have great stories believe different no many ways

[@Koreanreads]

Kenya and Tanzania right by, Nairobi is a top tier African city.

[@user-yz8jj2gu7h]

Willie, I learned a lot from this video. I recommend Nigeria will be the best fit for you. For me, I’ll stay away from Rwanda and Uganda. I’ve heard similar story about Ethiopian ladies not having relationships with someone outside their tribes as in Rwanda. Too bad they have not reconciled their differences that led to the massacre years ago.

[@Kim-250]

There are only two tribes in Rwanda, and we've intermarried. We've mixed so much that the notion of tribe no longer has any meaning. What we don't do is marry foreigners. Please educate yourself.

[@user-yz8jj2gu7h]

@@Kim-250 Not that I want to marry a Rwandan but your practice is discriminatory.

[@Kim-250]

@user-yz8jj2gu7h People have preferences. Most people prefer to marry their own compatriot, whether Japanese, Italian, or Israeli. Many Rwandans are married to foreigners. I have family members who have married Belgians, Quebecers, Cambodians, Americans, Senegalese and Trinidadians.

[@WillieFungo]

@@Kim-250 Your two posts here have already contradicted. 😊

[@Kim-250]

@@WillieFungo People's preferences are based on various factors such as where they were raised and mainly their exposure. Our family has had the privilege of living in different countries, which has made us more open to foreigners.

[@kemomaynard5417]

Hello Willie, thanks for the videos. They are nice and informative. I am hoping to get back to the land of my forefathers one day. There are still some kinks to workout. Particularly the mis-information about the African Americans. Why on God's earth did you go to Rakai? Do NOT go back down there, bro. Do not put your life in any danger, bro.

[@rogerst_tao]

it's all been made up. there's honestly nothing to fear in Rakai (besides lip threats)

[@jamestumwebaze3673]

Good video but at some point you took it personal on the dating part🤣🤣

[@evaristendabanye]

Seems like Rwandans have knew that you came to test them before you arrived. Sorry for that my Brother.

[@nholmes86]

haha..funy i took the same road from rwand to uganda...and let me tell you the when i got on the check point to uganda...i felt i was lost in jungle. lol Rwanda is truly another level.

[@edwardlawani2515]

Meat from cattle more than 2 years old is tough and flavorless? I beg your pardon, surely that was said out of ignorance.

[@WillieFungo]

I didn't say all meat from older cows is tough and flavorless. But it is one of a combination of factors that can lead to lower quality meat.

[@1wun1]

My experience was that such meat is harder to chew.

[@edwardlawani2515]

@@1wun1 I agree.

[@edwardlawani2515]

@@1wun1 But certainly not flavorless.

[@1wun1]

@@edwardlawani2515 The flavor was fine.

[@kylereese4542]

I don't mind giving them my money, if they're giving me what I want too. Besides that, the money they want is usually not that much at all. They can be exceedingly grateful with something very modest...

[@WillieFungo]

Good points.