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Nkuko tubikesha ubuyobozi bw'ikipe y'umupira w'amaguru mu Rwanda ariyo Rayon Sport, bwemeje ko bamaze kumvikana na Rutahizamu w'umunya Nigeria witwa Oni Jimoh agahita anashyira umukono Ku masezerano y' imyaka ibiri.

Uyu munsi Tariki 08 ugushyingo 2020, nibwo ubuyobozi bw' ikipe ya Rayon Sport bwatangaje ko bwamaze gusinyisha Oni Jimoh bumukuye muri Albia Warriors FC yo muri Nigeria aho uyu musore akomoka, ubuyobozi bw'iyi kipe ya Rayon Sport bwirinze gutangaza ibyo yatanzweho.
Oni Jimoh warusanzwe akinira Albia Warriors FC nk' umwataka ndetse niwe warufite ibitego byinshi muri iyi kipe.

Oni Jimoh yinjiye muri Albia Warriors FC tariki 01 gicurasi 2018 bivuzeko yari ayimazemo imyaka ibiri, aho yayijemo aturutse muri FC Feanyi Ubah nayo yo muri Nigeria.
Uyu musore akaba afite imyaka 24, dore ko yavutse tariki 15 nzeri 1996, afite 1,77 m z'uburebure, akaba akinisha ukuguru kw' iburyo aho akina yataka izamu.

Rayon Sport iguze uyu mukinnyi nyuma yo kugura undi munya Côte d'Ivoire witwa Jean Vital Ourega.

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African Department of Home Affairs on Friday said it was on the verge of deporting over 20 foreign nationals who embarked on protests outside the office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) in Cape Town last year.

Siya Qoza, Spokesperson for the Minister of Home Affairs, said the deportation of asylum seekers and refugees had been confirmed by courts. They would be deported due to their immigration status.

'The affected foreign nationals have already been transferred to Lindela Repatriation Center for deportation purposes,' he said. The department also appealed to citizens to stop taking the law into their hands after businesses belonging to foreign nationals were ordered to close in Durban this week.

'There are foreign nationals who are in the country legally and are allowed to conduct business in terms of the applicable laws of the country. As such, they should not be unfairly targeted simply on the basis of their nationality,' the department added.

Source : https://taarifa.rw/south-africa-to-deport-foreign-nationals-over-protests/

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The family of a defiled 15-year old boy in Kigali has expressed dissatisfaction with Rwanda Investigation Bureau for possibly ignoring their appeal for his justice claiming that if the victim was a girl, the matter would have been handled swiftly and with full might of the law.

According to area residents of Gatare, Nyabugogo cell, Kigali Sector in Nyarugenge district the boy(pictured above) whose identity has been protected is only aged 15 years and has been repeatedly defiled by a married woman in her late 30s.

The mother of this young teenager is said to have previously reported the matter to the Rwanda Investigation Bureau but has been ignored. The Kigali sector authorities also learnt of this matter and said that the defiled boy and the accused have all recorded statements at the RIB branch.

Reports indicate that in March when a national wide Covid-19 Lockdown was imposed, the teenage boy was invited by married woman living nearby. She bought 3 bottles of Mutzig beer and invited the boy into her house while her husband was away. She asked this boy to drink all the beers and when he got drunk she engaged him in sexual intercourse.

'She told me to remove my shorts or if I want, I can remove all clothes. She directed me on where to touch her then I do sex. I had drunk three bottles of beer. It was my first time to have sex,' the teenage boy confessed to Flash FM local private radio. He added that he has repeatedly been invited to her house for sex.

One of the neighbours observed that the boy has always been in company of this woman who always walked with him everywhere, ' we were always suspicious of this closeness between the boy and the woman.'

Neighbours also say that the suspected defiler has since disappeared from the village. She is said to have written a letter to this teenager telling him that he may have impregnated her.

It should also be noted that Rwanda Investigation Bureau (RIB) has since its creation aggressively investigated such cases of abuse of children and has a toll free line 116: Reporting Child abuse.

Flash radio

Source : https://taarifa.rw/kigali-married-woman-repeatedly-defiles-15-year-boy/

An inspired 80 minutes from an Australian side smarting from a record loss last week in Sydney. A game turned on its head several times through red cards, red cards, yellow cards, and more yellow cards.

A game played at a frenetic tempo — with big aggression — big hits — and at times perhaps an absence of the kind of level-headed coolness that defines champion sides at the peak of their powers.

The Wallabies debutants — as they didn't last week under the crucible of pressure — stood tall: Tom Wright, Lachie Stinton (for 34 memorable minutes).

But key contributions from relative veterans like Marike Koroibete and Taniela Tupou helped spark the home side late on.

New Zealand, shuffled the pack and blooded plenty of newer faces, but it must be said — largely from the bench, and they still put out a XV that should have been competitive against any team in world Rugby.

It's a result that was ultimately meaningless for the Bledisloe Cup — that's already on a plane back to New Zealand for another year. But it's a result that breathes life into this year's Rugby Championship.

And it's a result that gives a generation of new Wallabies a sense that if they play to their best — they can beat the best.

A tremendous night's entertain in Queensland. The Wallabies emerge triumphant over the All Blacks!

Source : https://taarifa.rw/rugby-bledisloe-cup-australian-beat-new-zealand-24-22/

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President of Burundi Evariste Ndayishimiye who has been away from his country for five days returned last evening and has been booked into a quarantine facility for the next 72 hours upon arrival at Melchior Ndadaye international airport.

'We have come from a country where the coronavirus still exists, you never know, we protected ourselves when we were there, even today we continue to protect ourselves. But you never know because you know that the virus passes through the air', Ndayishimiye said upon arrival in Bujumbura on Saturday.

A seemingly exhausted Ndayishimiye after flying 2,253 km said the decision to quarantine himself is part of a continuation of the campaign against covid-19, 'I should heal and not infect others. If we have been contaminated, we must avoid contaminating others. And now we are going to be tested by specialist doctors to really see if we are healthy'.

Ndayishimiye travelled with the First Lady Angeline Ndayubahe, the Minister of National Defense, Minister of Public Health, Minister in charge of Foreign Affairs, Minister of Agriculture and Livestock and the Minister of Trade. It is not yet clear whether these will all be quarantined.

On November 2, the President of Burundi, Evariste Ndayishimiye flew from Bujumbura to Malabo the capital of Equatorial Guinea for a five-day state visit,on invitation by his counterpart President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo.

For Ndayishimiye, this was the second visit abroad as a new president of Burundi since he came to power through winning the June elections.

President Mbasogo had maintained a close relationship with former President Pierre Nkurunziza, who repeatedly visited Equatorial Guinea and also received Mbasogo in Bujumbura.

For five days, the Burundian and Equatorial Guinean press have been silent on details of Ndayishimiye's visit except for a few twitter posts by Intare House (state house/presidency) carrying only carefully selected pictures to present to the public.

However, during the presidential campaigns earlier in May, Ndayishimiye dismissed claims that there existed Covid-19 saying the disease was a hoax.

'Nobody should lie to you that there is a pandemic called coronavirus. Lucky are those that believe in God's protection.  God has protected Burundi from that virus,' the General said during a ruling CNDD-FDD party event.

In a twist of events six months later upon returning from a visit in Equatorial Guinea, President Ndayishimiye has a different view of the pandemic to which he is so scared of too.

On Saturday November 7, he called upon all travelers, in particular those coming from countries where the pandemic still exists, to respect the preventive measures against Covid-19.

Review Of Trip

Ndayishimiye said the visit helped to take stock of bilateral cooperation and to see together the situation from the point of view of the well-being of the populations of the two countries which he found good.

He says [him and host] noted that there are great powers that still want to impose their dictates on African countries and agreed it is time to pull themselves together as an African country. It is time to seek their political and economic independence because the opportunities are in Africa, stressed Ndayishimiye.

The two Heads of State have thus found it essential to connect African countries through networks to realize this dream so that diplomatic and commercial exchanges are a reality in Africa.

President Ndayishimiye hinted that four cooperation agreements were signed as well as a memorandum of understanding on diplomatic relations. These agreements are in particular the agreement on trade, diplomatic consultation, and the partnership agreement on the reciprocal exemption of visas for holders of diplomatic and service passports, the promotion and reciprocal protection of investments between the two countries, as well as an agreement in the maritime and port fields.

The Burundian Leader further indicated that he visited four provinces of Equatorial Guinea with his delegation. He was impressed by the significant progress Equatorial Guinea has made, particularly in the education sector, the economy, the exploitation of mineral wealth, road infrastructure, etc.

Impressed by this visit to Equatorial Guinea, Ndayishimiye has instructed the technical teams of the different ministries to collaborate with those of Equatorial Guinea to implement the agreements that the two Heads of State have signed.

Coronavirus Is For Other Countries Not Burundi — Ruling Party Says

Source : https://taarifa.rw/burundi-president-ndayishimiye-quarantined-for-72-hours/