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High Risk Zones in Kigali brought fear to photo viewers

By Samuel 2 Min Read
The most affected area in Kigali, it is known as high risk zone in Kimihurura. Gasabo District ,Kigali City.
The most affected area in Kigali, it is known as high risk zone in Kimihurura. Gasabo District ,Kigali City.
The most affected area in Kigali, it is known as high risk zone in Kimihurura. Gasabo District ,Kigali City.
As the people living in these houses highlight, they can not leave this place. they claim to be poor
As the people living in these houses highlight, they can not leave this place. they claim to be poor
Though we can blame the owners of the house not to take care of their lives, it is time to call up on the institutions in charge to help these people.
Though we can blame the owners of the house not to take care of their lives, it is time to call up on the institutions in charge to help these people.
The most affected area in Kigali, it is known as high risk zone in Kimihurura. Gasabo District ,Kigali City.
The most affected area in Kigali, it is known as high risk zone in Kimihurura. Gasabo District ,Kigali City.
Some comments on facebook refused to accept that the photographs were taken in Kigali.
Some comments on facebook refused to accept that the photographs were taken in Kigali.
AT least 5 houses are extremely affected. Nobody can cross behind the house. even if people sleep in these house, they do confirm it to be having any other choice.
AT least 5 houses are extremely affected. Nobody can cross behind the house. even if people sleep in these house, they do confirm it to be having any other choice.
The most affected area in Kigali, it is known as high risk zone in Kimihurura. Gasabo District ,Kigali City.
The most affected area in Kigali, it is known as high risk zone in Kimihurura. Gasabo District ,Kigali City.
The most affected area in Kigali, it is known as high risk zone in Kimihurura. Gasabo District ,Kigali City.
The most affected area in Kigali, it is known as high risk zone in Kimihurura. Gasabo District ,Kigali City.
Though we can blame the owners of the house not to take care of their lives, it is time to call up on the institutions in charge to help these people.
Though we can blame the owners of the house not to take care of their lives, it is time to call up on the institutions in charge to help these people.
Though we can blame the owners of the house not to take care of their lives, it is time to call up on the institutions in charge to help these people.
Though we can blame the owners of the house not to take care of their lives, it is time to call up on the institutions in charge to help these people.
One day in 2013 a child of 6 years old fall in hole of 20 m. He broke his back and leg ,but his mum told us that she does not think to leave.
One day in 2013 a child of 6 years old fall in hole of 20 m. He broke his back and leg ,but his mum told us that she does not think to leave.
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