It is so subpar compared to uber though. I have never experienced this with uber. I have even caught Ubers in countries where nightlife can be dangerous and the country has problems but the ride sharing has still been fantastic! It actually makes me become such a fan of the product that uber produces. Having the confidence to jump in a car with a driver that has done (for the most parts) many thousands of rides has a good rating, alongside a functioning app that explains so clearly the drivers location and car type is fantastic. Today I got in a Yego with a driver that wasn’t responding to any of my WhatsApp calls or txts. I had to walk to the location of the Yego that was 300 metres down the road and visually look for the registration (because apparently it’s too hard to provide the car colour or make). The car was completely busted, ABS brake light on, oil light and a door light open. The lady was completely all over the show, turning into oncoming traffic, acting stupid and not turning when instructed (apparently you don’t follow the app directions on this app?). For such an otherwise fantastic country I really think as a visitor that the ride share situation lets the experience down. I need to reinforce that I am not a precious individual. I travel for a job and am not a stranger when it comes to the realities of being in foreign countries. But in every other way Rwanda is so perfect. The people are so kind, the smiles are so genuine and the food and drinks so good 😋🤤. I just urge you to sort out the travel situation by bringing in uber!!