My awesome people at @bkarenarw, I can never thank you enough for consistently hosting amazing shows. Your event management is top-notch. Your engagement as well👏🏾
Now, it would be unfortunate for you to receive backlash from others, so one area that could make the experience even better is stronger coordination and communication with the other entities involved around major events. (All in general, but you can tag those at @visitrwanda_now@Rwandapolice for now; they are usually awesome at communicating things). Here are a few points to prepare ahead:
1⃣ Dress code: Is there an official dress code for the concert? If yes, please publish the guidelines clearly beforehand and provide a link so everyone knows exactly what is expected before buying a ticket or leaving home.
2⃣Refund policy: If a ticket holder is denied entry or sent back for any reason, what is the refund protocol? Are tickets refundable in such circumstances?
3⃣I once suggested digitising parking for concertgoers ( charge us extra if you want). Any progress? Coz parking and access should be part of the event experience, not something people have to figure out when they arrive.
4⃣BK Arena internal parking: Which ticket categories qualify for internal parking: Lower Seating, Premium, CIP, or others?
5⃣Amahoro Stadium parking: Can other concertgoers park at the adjacent stadium? If yes, which parking sections will be available, and through which entrance?
6⃣Age restrictions: Is the concert open to minors? If there is an age restriction, what is the minimum age and what form of identification will be required? Accompanied or not?
Ahead of the Rema concert, it would be great to communicate clearly and early to avoid confusion and another unnecessary backlash. Mbese, simply tell us where to park, what to wear, who can attend, and what happens if entry is refused BEFORE we show up. 🙏🏿
Clear guidelines ahead of time protect concertgoers, organisers, security personnel and the Arena itself. We love the shows; now let's make the entire experience, from parking to entry, just as top-notch. 🙌🏾
@CHAMPAGNEPAPIOY@imbabazi_ Your not answering the question btw? Where in Rwanda are those decency laws written nihehe handitse centimeters zaho skirts zifite kugera?
Critical thinking is a rare commodity among Rwandan youth.
Aba bantu tuzabasigira igihugu bakimaze iki kandi benshi ikibashishikaje ari uguhena mu bakwe?
IYI VIDEO INTEYE KWIBAZA BYINSHI:
- Ababyeyi nabo iki kibazo kirabareba cyane.
- Ese turera dute?
- Ese mu buzima busanzwe, tuzi abana bacu aho birirwa n’ibyo birirwamo?
- Ese ni gute twisanze aho umubyeyi aryama, agasinzira, akiyorisa atazi aho umwana we ari?
- Ni uruhe ruhare rw’umubyeyi mu kubaka “Umuryango Uhamye, Urubyiruko Rwemye”?
#HeheNicyuma
Minister, with respect, this framing avoids the central issue.
A government cannot leave “decency” undefined, then allow officials to enforce it according to personal, cultural or moral instinct. That replaces law with discretion and discretion backed by state power is where the danger begins.
People are free to debate morality. Governments are not free to manufacture offences through interpretation.
If conduct is prohibited, legislate it clearly, debate it publicly and subject it to constitutional scrutiny. If you cannot do that, then the State has no business improvising restrictions on citizens at the door of a concert.
OGS is now typing the email copying all those influencers 😅💀they will serve them free food and breakfast sasa ubundi they run the campaign like blinds.