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Towards the end of August, Ethiopia and Djibouti witnessed the roll off of the first refrigerated container full of fresh products sent from Addis Ababa to a sea coast in Djibout.
Carrying 24 tonnes of avocados from the Koga area of Ethiopia, the container was sent to the Société de Gestion du Terminal à conteneurs de Doraleh (SGTD) and then was shipped to Europe.
This whole process has been possible through an initiative that saw establishment of a Cool Logistics Corridor between the pair of East African countries.
Cool logistics project resulted from cooperation between the governments of Ethopia, Djibouti and the Netherlands and is a key strategic step towards allowing Ethiopia to efficiently export its cooled goods including fruit, vegetables and flowers.
'This innovative cool supply chain Modji-Djibouti-Europe for fruits, vegetables, flowers and other perishables will balance the trade and maximise the use of Ethio-Djibouti railway,' said Aboubaker Omar Hadi.
Aboubaker Omar Hadi is chairman of Djibouti Ports & Free Zone Authority (DPFZA) and member of the Cool Logistics Steering Committee, oversees the cool logistics projects in Ethiopia and Djibouti.
Tewodros Zewdie, executive director of the Ethiopian Horticulture Producer Exporters Association, said, 'The fruit and vegetable sector in Ethiopia has the potential to become the next flower sector.'

Meanwhile, the success of this cool logistics initiative is expected to spur growth of Rwanda's agribusiness that has only been yearning to access European markets especially on shipment.
Rwanda acquired land at the Djobouti sea port- about 60 hectares of land in Djibouti. The land is situated in the free trade zone along the port of Djibouti, making it strategic for investments like manufacturing and logistics.
Djibouti established an International Free Trade Zone, which covers 48.2 square kilometres of land and lies along the coastline.
'We want to take Rwanda to the ocean and we want Rwanda to take us to the heart of Africa,' Aboubaker Omar Hadi.
In March 2019, Aboubaker Omar Hadi flew to Kigali and signed a partnership agreement launching a joint venture aimed at developing Djibouti's land in Rwanda.
Djibouti has a 10-hectare piece of land in the Kigali Special Economic Zone which it was gifted in reciprocity to the land that Djibouti had given Rwanda back in 2013.

Stage 12 will see riders peddle hard from Chauvigny to Sarran is a tribute to two famous Frenchmen who died towards the end of last year. The race will pass through St-Léonard-de-Noblat, the village of Raymond Poulidor, the man who made the podium of the Tour de France eight times and remained a GC contender until his 40s without ever wearing the yellow jersey for a single.
It will end in Sarran in the Corrèze department that used to be the feud of former President Jacques Chirac who visited the Tour de France when he led the country. It can also be a very interesting stage on a lumpy terrain, particularly in its finale. The cat. 2 Suc au May climb, with 26km to go, is suitable for action. Typically, this is a stage for what the French call the 'baroudeurs', the attackers from a long way out who never give up.

Stage 11 Was won By Caleb Ewan
He's asked if he instantly knew he had won: He said, 'Not really. I saluted just in case. I did a bit throw and when you throw you're basically just looking down at the ground, so you don't see if you've won or not. Sometimes you can feel it and I felt I was quite close. I haven't seen the photo yet but I think it was quite close. I'm super happy with my two stage wins. One takes the pressure off and then after the first you want a second. I'm sure I'll want a third, especially in Paris.'
'It was very very hectic. I was really close to the front with 2km to go, I was more forward than I wanted to be, especially with a headwind finish, but I dropped back into the bunch a little bit and from there it was quite crazy. I just had to keep calm and wait for the right gap to open, and it did in the end, quite late but I just had a real desire to win after yesterday â” I was quite disappointed with my sprint and I was happy to repay my teammates with a win.'
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Amerika yatangaje ko u Bushinwa buri gukuza imbaraga zirushijeho z’ubumara bwa ‘nuclear’ no kongera ibikorwa by’igisirikare mu bihugu by’amahanga.
Raporo ya Minisiteri y’ingabo y’Amerika, ivuga ko u Bushinwa buri mu migambi yo gushinga ibirindiro bya gisirikare mu bihugu bine bya Afurika.
Kenya, Seychelles, Tanzaniya na Angola, ni ibihugu byavuzwe mu bindi bihugu 10, aho u Bushinwa butekereza gushinga ibirindiro.
Kugeza magingo aya, Guverinoma enye zo muri Afurika ntacyo ziratangaza kuri iyi iyi raporo yashyizwe ahagaragara na Amerika ku bikorwa by’igisirikare bya Amerika.
Raporo yasohotse mu cyumweru gishize, ivuga ko bimwe mu bihugu bigomba gushingwamo ibirindiro bihakana ko biri mu biganiro n’u Bushinwa.
Raporo ivuga ko uretse ibirindiro biriho ubu i Djibouti, bishoboka cyane ko Repubulika y’u Bushinwa iri mu migambi yo kongera ibikoresho bya gisirikare mu bihugu by’amahanga by’umwihariko muri Afurika, kugira ngo u Bushinwa burusheho gukomeza no guteza imbere ingabo zabwo zirwanira mu mazi, mu kirere, no ku butaka.
Uretse muri Afurika, Amerika ivuga ko u Bushinwa buri kongera imbaraga mu bya gisirikare, ndetse ko itekereza gushyira ibirindiro mu bihugu nka Myanimar, Tailand, Singapore, Indonesa, Pakisitan, Sri Lanka, Leta zunze ubumwe z’Abarabu, Kenya, Seychelles, Tanzania, Angola na Tajikistan.
Hari amakuru yavugaga ko u Bushinwa bwarangije gusinyana amasezerano na Leta ya cambodia yo gukoresha amazi y’iki gihugu ku mato y’intambara y’u Bushinwa ku ruhande rw’agace kitwa Ream, ariko ibihugu byombi byabihakanye.
Mu gihe u Bushinwa bwaba butangiye gukuza imbaraga z’igisirikare hanze y’igihugu, bwaba bugiye kwiyongera kuri Leta zunze ubumwe za Amerika nk’igihugu cy’igihangange gifite umubare w’abasirakare mu birindiro binyuranye mu bihugu by’amahanga kurusha ibindi bihugu byo ku isi.
Kugeza ubu Amerika ifite ibirindiro by’igisirikare 800 mu bihugu byo ku isi 80, hamwe n’abasirikare hanze y’igihugu muri ibyo birindiro binyuranye bagera mu 200,000.

Buri mwaka mu Buhinde habarurwa ibikorwa ibihumbi n'ibihumbi byo gufata abagore n'abakobwa ku ngufu, ariko bimwe muri byo biba birenze ibyo umuntu atekereza.
Kimwe mu byihariye biheruka, ni aho polisi yo mu murwa mukuru Delhi yafashe umugabo uri mu kigero cy'imyaka 30 kubera gusambanya ku ngufu umukecuru w'imyaka 86.
Swati Maliwal ukuriye Delhi Commission for Women yabwiye BBC ati: 'Kuwa mbere nimugoroba yari imbere y'iwe ategereje umugabo umuzanira amata ubwo undi mugabo yahamusanze.
'Amubwira ko usanzwe amugemurira amata atari buze maze amusaba ko amujyana akamwereka aho yabona amata.'
Uyu mukecuru yarandaye aramukurikira, amugeza hafi aho ahantu bororera amatungo amusambanya ku ngufu, nkuko Madamu Maliwal abivuga.
Ati: 'Yaratakambye ngo amuveho, amubwira ko angana na nyirakuru. Ariko uwo mugabo akomeza kumugirira nabi nta mpuhwe, mu gihe undi yageragezaga kwirwanaho.'
Abaturage batambukaga hafi aho bumvise umukecuru ataka baramutabara. Uwamukoreraga 'ibya mfura mbi' bamushyikiriza polisi.
kuwa kabiri tariki 08 Nzeri 2020Madamu Maliwal yasuye uyu mukecuru wahohotewe iwe, avuga ko kumubona 'byari biteye agahinda'.
Ati: 'Ushenguka umutima iyo akubwiye ibyo yakorewe. Afite ibikomere mu maso n'ahandi ku mubiri ndetse yambwiye ko byamuteye kuva amaraso mu gitsina. Afite ihungabana rikomeye cyane.'
Madamu Maliwal yasabye ko uwamukoreye ibi ahanishwa urwo gupfa, avuga ko 'atari umuntu'.
Ati: 'Ngiye kwandikira ushinzwe ubucamanza i Delhi na guverineri w'umujyi bihutishe ikirego cye kandi bamumanike mu mezi atandatu'.
Mu Buhinde, gufata ku ngufu n'irindi hohotera rishingiye ku gitsina byagiye kumenyekana cyane kuva mu kwa 12/2012 ubwo umukobwa w'imyaka 23 wigaga ubuvuzi yafashwe ku ngufu n'abagabo benshi akanakubitwa cyane, mu modoka rusange itwara abantu iri kugenda muri Delhi.
Yapfuye azize ibikomere hashize iminsi akorewe ibyo. Bane mu bamuhohoteye bahanishijwe urwo gupfa bicwa bamanitswe mu kwezi kwa gatatu uyu mwaka.
Nubwo hashyizwe imbaraga mu gukurikirana bene ibi byaha mu Buhinde, umubare wabyo wakomeje kwiyongera muri icyo gihugu.
Ikigo cya leta gikurikirana ibyaha kivuga ko polisi yabaruye ibirego 33,997 byo gufata ku ngufu mu mwaka wa 2018 gusa â” imibare ivuze ko buri minota 15 hakorwa icyo cyaha.
Impirimbanyi zamagana ibi byaha zivuga ko imibare nyakuri yabyo irenze cyane iyi izwi kuko hari ibyaha byinshi nk'ibi bikorwa ntibiregerwe.
Kandi byose ntabwo bigera mu itangazamakuru â” ibikoranywe ubugome bukabije n'ibyihariye cyane nibyo bivugwa mu binyamakuru.
Uwo mukecuru yinginze uwamukoreraga 'ibya mfura mbi' ngo amureke kuko angana na nyirakuru ntiyamwumva
An anonymous video has emerged showing a group of people believed to be workers of a tourist camp in the Maasai Mara forcing a herd of Wildebeests to change their centuries-old route after crossing the river.
Between July and October the wildebeests set off in one of the most spectacular tourism scenes as they migrate from Maasai Mara to Serengeti parks. This migration attracts millions of tourists from across the world just to witness nature's wonders.
According to reports from this wild side, the waters pressure apparently caused a stampede and an unknown number of animals are said to have died as a result. This is said to have pushed the nearby camp workers to re-direct the migrating wildebeests.
Meanwhile, Kenya's Tourism Minister Najib Balala has demanded the removal of a tourist camp built next to the Mara River which is blocking the famous wildebeest crossing.
'I have discussed with Narok Governor Samuel Tunai, about the camp built beside the Mara River, blocking the wildebeest crossing. It's very disturbing and we expect the Governor to take action and have the camp removed,' Balala said.
On September 18th next week, former strong chief of staff Vital Kamerhe and two co-accused will appear before judges for an appeal hearing at the Kinshasa Penitentiary Reeducation Centre (CPRK), formerly Makala central prison.
Vital Kamerhe, Samih Jammal and Jeannot Muhima Ndole, all three convicted in this case, have been notified as to this.
The all-powerful chief of staff of the head of state, Kamerhe, had lodged an appeal against the judgement of the Gombe tribunal de grande instance which sentenced him on June 20 to 20 years of hard labour for embezzling public funds.
The Kinshasa / Gombe Court of Appeal had once again referred the case. The next hearing, which will be the fourth in the series, is set for September 18.
However, Kamerhe is not in good health- he was evacuated to a health centre outside prison in the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo. His personal assistant Michel Moto had mentioned blood pressure problems and contamination with Covid-19.
According to his relatives, his condition has stabilised and in recent days he has had several exams. He However, in a rumour circulating on social media, it is claimed that Kamerhe is allegedly sneaked to a house belonging to his wife along Uganda avenue (avenue Ouganda) next to Joseph Kabila's house GLM.
Republican guard soldiers who protect Joseph Kabila's house next door categorically refused the inspectors to come and leave Madame Amida because they know that Vital Kamerhe is inside.