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Old Mar 14th 2016, 8:33 pm
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Is there anyone in Rwanda working on an expat basis? I know several people in neighbouring Nairobi but have an opportunity in Kigali, Rwanda. Questions that arise are: 1) personal safety and health 2) cost of living 3) ease of travel within and to neighbouring countries. 3) accommodation. 4) medical facilities

Would appreciate any insights and advice.

Am a single person, English only speaking, 24 yrs old. My employer in UK wants me in Rwanda to help the sister company there, for a period of 1 -2 years and I would like to get a feel for what other expats get package wise. Thanks.
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Difficult place - especially for monolingual Anglos. Not even School French ?


I was never in Rwanda but made frequent visits to the DRC before it completely fell to pieces.
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Smattering of high school french possibly.

When were you last in DRC? What makes Rwanda a difficult place?
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Some Kiswahili or Lingala would help on top of the French. My concern would be that it takes many generations for anywhere to get over this sort of horror -


Rwanda: How the genocide happened - BBC News


This region really is "The Heart of Darkness".


http://endgenocide.org/learn/past-ge...ndan-genocide/

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