Kigali
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- Busted bench that no one seemed to mind at passport control entering Rwanda
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- Bus station. Those guys in yellow jerseys behind the minibuses are motorcycle taxi drivers awaiting fares
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- Amburance
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- Mosque. About 4.5% of the population is Muslim. 83% is Christian
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- Rural Rwanda
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- Heading towards Kigali
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- Kigali, the capital of Rwanda, has a population of about 1,135,000
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- A religious currency exchange next to where all the OGs shop
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- Scene from near the Nyabugogo Bus Terminal in Kigali
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- The Whatsapp bar as seen in the photo previous
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- Walking around Kigali
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- A burrito from a place called Meze Fresh, the Chipotle of Rwanda
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- On my way walking to the Kigali Genocide Memorial
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- A closer-up view of the houses from the previous photo
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- Coffee table head
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- Kigali as seen from the entrance to the Genocide Memorial
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- Same angle, more zoom
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- Entering the genocide museum…
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- The Rwandan Genocide took place from April to July of 1994. Somewhere between 500,000 and 1,000,000 Tutsi people had been slaughtered by members of the Hutu majority government
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- More than 250,000 victims from the Rwandan Genocide are buried on the site of the Kigali Genocide Memorial
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- Photos of victims
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- Clothes of victims
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- “We lead the leader” – But if you lead the leader, that makes you the leader and you can’t lead yourself because that would in turn make you a follower. I’m not sure what this is supposed to mean.
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- Someone blew their load on the back of the seat in front of me
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- A WANTED poster at the Rwanda/Uganda border showing criminals from the Rwandan Genocide who remain at large
Video
Man I encountered near the Congolese border