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Ni icyemezo cyafashwe nyuma y’uko muri iyi minsi hakomeje kugaragara abantu benshi banduye Coronavirus, ibintu bikomeje gutera impungenge inzego zishinzwe gukumira ikwirakwira ry’iki cyorezo n’ubuyobozi bw’igihugu muri rusange.

Iyi nama isanzwe ihuza abanyarwanda bose baba abari mu gihugu n’abaturuka hanze yacyo bakaza kuyitabira yari iteganyijwe kuba ku wa Gatatu tariki 16 Ukuboza 2020, muri Kigali Convention Center.

Guverinoma y’u Rwanda yatangaje ko yasubitse iyi nama kubera ubwandu bushya bwa Coronavirus bukomeje kugaragara ku bwinshi cyane ko nko mu masaha 48 ashize hamaze kugaragara ubwandu bushya 230 ndetse n’abantu babiri bamaze gupfa bishwe n’iki cyorezo.
Iyi nama y’umushyikirano isanzwe yitabirwa n’abanyarwanda bose ikayoborwa n’Umukuru w’Igihugu

The government has expressed concerns over increased violations of safety and health guidelines leading to increase in COVID-19 infections.

At least 100 new COVID-19 infections and two deaths were registered on December 12, although 66 recoveries were recorded on the same day.

The Minister of Health, Dr. Daniel Ngamije, while speaking on a talk-show on Sunday, which was live on a number of local TV and radio stations, said that the high level of complacency and individual behaviours is spreading the virus leading to increase in daily infections, thus derailing the national response efforts.

'The last two weeks have caused concern; the rate of infections is high, we are now seeing infections in many parts of the country and in various groups of people,' Dr. Ngamije said.

He added: 'COVID-19 has so far killed 56 people in Rwanda, including four deaths in the last three days, we have seen that it kills even young people including those with no other underlying health conditions. We are seeing infections in business centres, schools, medical workers, prisons.

It's so unfortunate that this surge in infections is largely due to complacency and human behaviours that disregard the set health guidelines.'

As the country awaits the arrival of the vaccine, probably in the next three months, Dr. Ngamije reiterated the need to ensure maximum compliance.

'Young people account for the majority of violators. When you seat somewhere in a social gathering, even if you observe physical distancing, but not wearing a face mask, within 30 minutes, everyone around you will be infected. There are also traders, some of whom have been arrested, who forge certificates thus spreading the virus.'

The Minister of Local Government, Prof. Anastase Shyaka said that the partnership between the Police and local authorities created a big impact especially between July and September, which partly gave room for the resumption of some services.

'In October and November, many services resumed, lockdown lifted in all places, but unfortunately people misinterpreted this as an indication that the pandemic has been defeated. They became complacent and started disregarding the safety measures,' Prof. Shyaka said.

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He further warned of stringent measures against the so called 'the informed', elite group and leaders, who violate the prevention measures.

According to Minister Shyaka, about 9600 hospitality establishments have been closed since March for breaching the national prevention directives, with 347 of them closed between December 1-9.

The Minister of Trade and Industry, Soraya Hakuziyaremye warned traders that a single infection in a business centre can lead to the closure of all businesses in that area.

'Selfishness and being profit oriented without considering the dangers of COVID-19 you are exposing other people to will not be tolerated,' Minister Solaya warned.

Rwanda National Police (RNP) spokesperson, CP John Bosco Kabera noted that violations are now high like never before during this pandemic period.

'The inappropriate behaviours call for stringent measures against those who move beyond 10pm or before 4am; people attending authorised events beyond the permitted number and to stop such events in circumstances where violations are observed. It is now time to take a punitive approach,' CP Kabera warned.

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Complacency and disregard for prevention directives, CP Kabera said, is also observed in the big numbers of violators intercepted, including those without face mask or wearing it inappropriately, physical distancing and those found operating bars.

'This is not the time for self-satisfaction. Authorised events like weddings, funerals, vigil, services like hotels, restaurants and markets must adhere to the safety guidelines.

We have also abserved that people using taxi-motos seem to be caring about their hair and they wear fabrics inside helmets but do not wear face mask or wear it badly. Preventing the spread of COVID-19 requires respecting every bit of the directives wherever you are and in whatever you do.'

Although the Police continues to raise awareness and to educate the public, CP Kabera said that this goes with taking appropriate action against errant violators.

'Every situation informs new required measures, anyone caught disregarding the directives will face immediate consequences,' the spokesperson warned.

He hinted on hotels and restaurants that have been turned into bars, bars that guise as restaurants so as to sell alcohol; people concealing bottles of alcohol in envelopes or pour alcohol in cups; and hotels that have turned into night clubs.

'Whatever you do that is contrary to prevention measures just to avoid being arrested by the Police, remember that you are not hiding from the COVID-19,' CP Kabera said.

'As we head into the festive season, there are some people, who think that they will just go about their social events; Coronavirus does not know Christmas or New Year. Nothing has changed in the directives, but rather such period informs us to step up further punitive measures to ensure maximum compliance.'

Ibi bitaramo birakomeje aho abahanzi batandukanye basusurutsa abakunzi babo mu bihangano byabo bibanyura.

Kuri ubu hari hatahiwe umuhanzi Yverry umwe mu bahanzi bamaze igihe kinini bakora umuziki wiganjemo uwa RnB.

Mbere yo gutaramira abantu, uyu muhanzi yabanje kugirana ikiganiro n’umunyamakuru Luckyman Nzeyimana[Lucky] wa RBA wayoboye iki gitaramo wamubajije urugendo rwe mu muziki.

Ati 'Inzira ni ndende yatangiye nkivuka. Iwacu bampaye impano nanjye icyo ndi gukora ndi kuyibyaza umusaruro. Impano irisobanura, uko nyireba ko sinkuzi byamenywa n’abakunzi bawo. Kuba ndi hano hari ikintu bivuze kandi aho bigeze ndashima Imana.'

Yakomeje avuga ko kwiga umuziki hari ikintu gikomeye byamufashije bituma akora ibintu asobanukiwe. Yavuze ko yishimira byinshi amaze kugeraho birimo no kuba ari umwe mu bataramiye abantu muri 'My Talent Live Concert'.

Uyu muhanzi yahise yanzika n’indirimbo ze zitandukanye zirimo 'Naremewe wowe', 'Umutima', 'Mbona Dukundana', 'Nk’uko Njya Mbirota' n’izindi nyinshi ze zakunzwe cyane.

Muri iki gitaramo yafashwaga na Symphony Band yamucurangiraga ikanamufasha kuririmba.

Ibi bitaramo bimaze kunyuramo abahanzi batandukanye bakomeye barimo Jules Sentore wabimburiye abandi, B Threy, Mico The Best, Marina na Peace.

Tariki ya 3 Ukuboza 2020 nibwo Ngendahimana Gaspard w’imyaka 39 wo mu Mudugudu wa Kinyogoto mu Kagari ka Gatagara, yavuzweho kwica umugore we Muragijimana Françoise w’imyaka 29, na we agerageza kwiyahura mu modoka ariko ntiyapfa.

Bahise bamujyana mu Bitaro by’Akarere ka Nyanza kugira ngo abanze avurwe ariko kuri iki Cyumweru tariki ya 13 Ukuboza 2020 yapfuye.

Byavuzwe ko Ngendahimana yakubise umugore we ishoka mu mutwe biturutse ku makimbirane bagiranye kuko uwo mugabo yashatse kuzana mu rugo umwana yari yarabyaye hanze ariko umugore akabyanga.

Uyu muryango usize abana batatu bakiri bato kuko nta n’umwe urageza ku myaka 14 y’amavuko, umuto afite amezi atanu.

Umuyobozi w’Akarere ka Nyanza, Ntazinda Erasme, yabwiye IGIHE ko uwo mugabo yamaze gupfa, naho abana basize bari kurerwa na nyirakuru ubyara nyina kandi nk’ubuyobozi bazakomeza gukurikirana imibereho yabo.

Yagize ati 'Abana bari kwa nyirakuru ubyara ni we wari wabafashe, ubwo ni ugufasha uwo muryango kubatunga, n’ubwo ababyeyi babo bapfuye, abana bazakurira muri uwo muryango.'

Yasabye abaturage kwirinda intonganya n’amakimbirane kuko bibyara ingaruka zitari nziza, abagira inama yo koroherana kandi ko igihe bagiranye ibibazo bakwiye kubikemura mu buryo bw’ibiganiro, byananirana bakiyambaza imiryango yabo cyangwa ubuyobozi.

Yavuze ko igihe abashakanye bagiranye ibibazo bakabona bidashobora gukemuka, byaba byiza batandukanye mu mahoro aho kugira ngo bicane.

The Zonal Qualifiers of the Africa Cup of Nations Under 17 (CECAFA U-17) got underway this Sunday December 13, 2020 in Rubavu, at Umuganda Stadium.

Ethiopia fought strongly to score late and hold Kenya to a 2-2 draw as the Zonal Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) U-17 qualifiers for the Cecafa region kicked-off on Sunday.

Kenya took a 14th minute lead through James Gachago who capitalized on a flat footed Ethiopian defense to finish with a low shot on the right hand side of the Ethiopian goalie.

The Ethiopian team continued to defend in numbers as Kenn Kyalo missed several scoring chances. Ethiopia’s skipper Jiru Bereket had the chance to level matters after 44 minutes, but fired off target.

In the second half Kenya continued to dominate play, but it was Bereket who got it right this time with a good finish after 61 minutes. Kenya piled more pressure and it paid off in the 84th minute when Umar Rajab tapped in from close range to make it 2-1.

Ethiopia earned a penalty after the fourth official had indicated four minutes of additional time. Kenyan defender Hamisi Omari brought down Miraj Nagash in the box and the referee pointed to the spot. Nagash converted the penalty to make sure Ethiopia snatched a point from their first group A game.

Kenya’s Umar Rajab, Khamis Nyale and Hamis Omari were booked, while Ethiopia also had Esmail Shamil booked.

On Monday Rwanda’s Junior Wasps will battle Tanzania in the first Group B match at Umuganda Stadium starting from 3.30PM.

Source: cecafaonline.com

Mu kiganiro kuri Televiziyo y’Igihugu, Minisitiri Shyaka yavuze ko ikibazo cy’utubari gikomeye muri ibi bihe, kandi ari icyuho gikomeye mu gukwirakwiza icyorezo cya COVID-19, cyongeye kuzamuka cyane urebye ku mibare y’abandura ku munsi.

Yakomeje ati 'Kuva mu kwezi kwa karindwi kugeza ejo, ku bufatanye na Polisi twafunze utubari twasanze dukora, dusaga 9600, ntabwo nibeshye. Urebye muri uku kwezi konyine kwa 12, guhera ku itariki 1-9, twafunze utubari 347 mu gihugu hose. Ni ukuvuga ngo iki kintu cy’utubari, ni ikibazo. Kandi mu kabari bitangira harimo metero, ariko bikarangira byabaye ubusabane, uko niko kuri.'

Yavuze ko bijyanye n’amabwiriza yashyizweho, utubari twahindutse restaurants mu mpapuro, ariko mu mikorere bikongera bigakora nk’utubari.

Yakomeje ati 'Iyo bigenze bityo rero niyo mpamvu inzego z’ibanze na polisi n’abandi, ibyo dusanze bikora nk’utubari, turafunga. Ariko ntawe usanga afite icyemezo cy’akabari gusa, usanga ari resto-bar, kandi yo iremewe.'

Minisitiri Shyaka yavuze ko uwo muntu ucuruza akabari areba inyungu ze gusa aho kwita ku buzima bw’abakiliya, ugasanga abanyarwanda barangazwa n’inyota y’inzoga, bakirengagiza ingaruka bishobora gutera, zigera no kuri nyir’akabari.

Yakomeje ati 'Kuko utubari nidukomeza gukora, tukiyitirira restaurants, ntabwo uzabuza abantu bamaze kunywa amacupa atatu, ane, atanu, guhoberana. Bizaruhanya. Ntabwo uzabuza abantu barimo basangira gusohoka bafatanye ku rutugu, nta nubwo uzabwira abantu ngo nimwambare udupfukamunwa barimo banywa byeri, n’ibindi.'

'Ni ikibazo dukwiye gufata ku rwego bigahabwa uburemere, ntituzabuza abashaka kujya gufungura kujyayo, bicaye ku meza, ariko iyo byatangiye guhinduka akabari, hakazamo gusinda, hakazamo gusabana, hakazamo guceza, urumva biba byatangiye kurenga indi ntera. Turakomeza kongera imbaraga.'

Yavuze ko nubwo umuntu yaba afite icyangombwa cya restaurants atagomba gukora akabari, ku buryo mbere banavugaga ko barenganywa ariko noneho inzego zibishinzwe ziga kujya zibafotora igihe bafashwe.

Umuvugizi wa Polisi y’u Rwanda, CP John Bosco Kabera, yavuze ko mu gihe kingana n’amezi icyenda Polisi igenzura iyubahirizwa ry’amabwiriza yo kwirinda COVID-19, 'nta gihe twigeze tubona abantu badohotse, batubahiriza amabwiriza nk’iki gihe.'

Yakomeje ati 'Iki gihe birakomeye, nta n’ikindi gihe byigeze bibaho.'

Yavuze ko abazafatwa bazajya bagirwaho n’ingaruka z’ako kanya, cyane ko hari abantu bajya muri restaurants, ugasanga biteretse imbere amacupa y’inzoga bayashyize muri envelope cyangwa bashyize inzoga mu bikombe by’icyayi, abandi bagataha barenze ku masaha bakanyura 'inzira y’ibishokoro', cyangwa bagatinda gutaha bibwira ko barasanga abapolisi bavuye mu nzira, birengagije ko aho bagorobereje hashobora kuba hari COVID.

Yavuze ko COVID-19 nta Noheli n’Ubunani igira, ku buryo abatekereza ko amabwiriza akwiye koroshywa, ahubwo aribwo akwiye gukazwa.

Kugeza kuri uyu wa Gatandatu abanduye COVID-19 mu Rwanda ni 6528 barimo 5892 bakize (90.2%, mu gihe abitabye Imana ari 56.