For over 50 years, since Rwanda's independence moving from one part of Kigali to the next needed navigational skills rivaling those of Henry Morton Standley. Especially if you were a foreigner or someone living upcountry.
You would need to ask for directions every 100 meters in order to find your destination. But this is now becoming a thing of the past.
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