The government has moved to grant temporary permission to 7-seater vehicles to carry passengers in Kigali on a commercial basis, as part of a short-term plan to deal with public transport issues.
In a statement issued on Tuesday, October 3, the Ministry of Infrastructure called upon owners of such vehicles to register to offer the services.
In addition to this, the government's temporary strategy also aims to work together with bus owners to repair their vehicles so that there are more buses on roads.
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