Who has right of way when a motor vehicle meets a livestock herd (cattle, goats) being driven across a rural road in Rwanda?

1. The motor vehicle always has right of way.
2. The driver must yield, slow down, or stop to allow animal herders to cross safely.
3. The driver should accelerate and sound the horn to scatter the herd.
4. Keep your normal speed, because herders are required to keep animals off the carriageway.