Muraho! (Hello!) Last Friday was another fine day to travel across winding roads to the North. This time however, not to leave the country, but to visit our (Laura's and mine) friend Beth. Eternally thankful for anti-puking pastiles (not the ones Fred and George came up with), because this country is really so mountanous. Consequentually, the roads go up and down. Luckily, the speed limit is 60km/h (Conservative German politicians, look at that!). There were many many road fatalities in Rwanda and thus the government decided to do something about it. Next to the speed limit, they are also educating the population on other measures of road safety, as I read, for example by going to church meetings, to reach a wide number of people (next to usual media outlets of course). Another law: Helmets are mandatory on motorbikes (boda-bodas in Swahili). Me, my helmet and I. I am getting more adventurous with taking photos on the boda-boda for sure. In the long distance buses, seat
Über 200 Vogelarten wurden hier registriert. Bunyonyi bedeutet „der Ort der vielen, kleinen Vögel“.
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Jetzt kenne ich schon zwei Wörter in africaans, muzungu & bunyonyi (was bei scrabble viele punkte bringt).
Muzungu ist allerdings Kinyarwanda! Bunyonyi weiß ich nicht... Aber sehr spannend. Ich hab ja fast keine Vögel gesehen (na toll).
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