The Rwanda Parliament – Shell Holes
MikeAtSea Says: From the distance the parliament would appear like any other normal parliament in the world, yet there are shell holes in the town facing side of the parliament. Rebels occupied the parliament and government troops fired rockets onto the parliament to recover the parliament....
LALIBELA RESTAURANT: A PERFECT 10 FOR 10
DAO Says: This is the best Ethiopian Restaurant in Kigali. It may actually be the only one, but you do not want to miss this restaurant if you love Ethiopian food. If you have never tried Ethiopian food then you have an amazing opportunity to sample Ethiopian cuisine at its finest. I...
babeteaser Says: - the usual: expats and the ones after their money...- popular with ONG's: spot the UN-numberplates!
DAO Says: Want a cheap, quick and even SAFE way to get around? Take a motorcycle taxi! No, really. Known as ‘Taxi Moto’ they are actually regulated across most of Rwanda. You will see these guys scooting around in their green jackets, helmets with ID numbers, AND an extra helmet for...
Art Market: Local Arts and Craft
MikeAtSea Says: A small art market right in the city centre offers the opportunity to purchase souvenirs and handicraft produced locally. Word of caution though prices are inflated and you should negotiate!
DAO Says: Kigali is not only one of the cleanest cities in Africa- it is also one of the cleanest capital cities in the world. This is not by accident. The government of the city of Kigali have spent a lot of time and money in introducing nice litter bins (pictured) throughout the...
MikeAtSea Says: Being close to the equator any summer day ends with a huge thunder storm. I walked around Kigali when the next moment the sky opened and it was literally poring buckets, with streets being flooded and everyone seeking shelter in entrances of buildings and shops.
IF YOU WANT TO PEE – YOU HAVE TO PAY
DAO Says: Kigali does not have a lot of ‘public’ toilets and they all charge. Get 100 Rwandan Francs ready as this seems to be the going rate. If you can find one of the better hotels, like the Hotel des Milles Collines they have nice free toilets in their lobbies. You might find a...
MikeAtSea Says: We are in the heart of Africa – if you look at the streets you would not imagine it. Stretches of Kigali are so clean that you could eat of the ground. Even areas of trading and markets are astonishingly sparkling – and it shows that the current administration really has...
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Kigali - I am now living in Kigali. My initial imprssions are nothing but positive. I hear that this city was safe but it is no doubt it is one of the safest cities I have ever visited. That includes many...
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Q: Hi My husband will be passing through Kigali in transit for 6 hours next week. His luggage will be checked through to his final...

A: Easy. Hope its during the day. Get a taxi to the centre. Pretty much only cars there at the airport. Get ready to haggle big time. You want an area near the UTC Mall, not...
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Kigali – Capital of the Country of the 1000 Hills

Upon my arrival to Kigali, the Rwandan capital I was not sure what to expect. Any trip to this part of the world will undoubtedly be associated with the cinema film “Hotel Rwanda” or the pictures that...
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Kigali is an interesting mix of rural and urban villes overflowing on juxtaposed hilly terrain. New construction is everywhere and large mansions stand side by side with mud brick huts and dirt roads....
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