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  • Kayonza District hands over 271 houses to needy families #rwanda #RwOT

    The Mayor of Kayonza District, Murenzi Jean Claude, told IGIHE that during the 2019/2020 financial year, they decided to build 271 houses for families that had been listed as vulnerable and homeless.

    He also said that this year they have started building for other 397 families who are living in dilapidated houses that could cause problems at any time.

    Mayor Murenzi urged residents to take good care of the houses they were given because they belong to them not the district.

    Solange, a 46-year-old woman living with her three children in Nyamirama Sector, said she is happy to receive the house because she had been living a bad life for a long time.

    She said that currently, she is fighting to get out of poverty and raising her children well and change their lives.

    Mukambuguje Leocadie, 65, a resident of Mukarange Sector where she had been renting for eight years, said she is grateful to the authorities who took care of her until the house was built for her.

    Sacca’s director, Valentine Mukamuyenzi, said helping the District accommodate the needy it is an activity they have embarked on to help the vulnerable people.

    “Sacca is already doing a lot of work to help street children and their families, especially the needy. This year we have started a program to help more people who are homeless, working with the district to help them. ”

    Each residential building, built at a cost of Rwf3 million, has at least three rooms, it includes house chairs, beds, bathroom, toilet, and kitchen.

    Mukambuguje is grateful to the authorities who took care of her until the house was built for her

    The house where Solange and her three children were living before

    Murenzi Jean Claude urged residents to take good care of the house they are given because it is theirs

    Elina Jonas Ruzindaza

  • COVID-19: 20th death #rwanda #RwOT

    Among the new cases identified were 18 from Kigali testing in high risk groups, Rusizi recorded 4 cases, Kamonyi and Rubavu recorded 2 cases each, while Gisagara, Musanze, Kirehe,and Karongi recorded 1 new case each.

    The figures released on Tuesday put the number of confirmed cases in Rwanda at 4,439, while the number of recoveries got to 2307 including 36 new recoveries recorded on the same day, which means the active cases are now 2112 cases.

    As of September 8, 447,603 sample tests have been taken so far.

    The Ministry of Health continues to encourage people to take more precautionary measures, while there is hope that a COVID-19 vaccine may be available in the near future although in terms of treatment, research may still be lagging behind.

    The Minister of Health, Dr. Ngamije Daniel, told reporters on Monday that the disease is present in the country and is becoming more prevalent in various parts of the country, more often than not new case are found from people working in closed up areas.

    “So it is something we need to keep on doing because in the coming days, in the next three months the vaccine will be available, people should, therefore, be patient during the waiting time so as not to overly charge our healthcare facilities and allowing them to continue to take good care of them,” said the Minister.

    Currently, people who are more affected by the pandemic in Rwanda are those that have been diagnosed with other health conditions such as chronic diseases, as diabetes, high blood pressure or obesity.

    Nicole Kamanzi M.

  • Second batch of Burundian refugees to go home this week #rwanda #RwOT

    According to Elise Villechalane, the Spokesperson of the UNHCR in Rwanda, technical teams from both countries have been meeting to assess the repatriation process, which has to be agreed upon between Rwanda and Burundi, with the support of UNHCR.

    “So far we have 3,637 people who have registered to return home. Over 500 will be transported back home this week. We expect to see more convoys at least every week as more people continue to express the interest to voluntarily return home,” Villechalane said.

    Villechalane added that screening activities are ongoing to ascertain those who are ready to voluntarily return home; this includes assessing their health status to see if they need special support, details of where they will go in their home country and the specific needs of each of the refugees.

    UNHCR said that pre-departure assessment estimates that over 500 people will be repatriated this Thursday but the final figure will be determined before the D-day as the number of people is expected to increase.

    The first group departed last month after sides from Rwanda and Burundi met to agree on the repatriation process. Officials from the Ministries responsible for refugees and military intelligence chief from both sides met to discuss the refugee situation.

    Though the repatriation of Burundian refugees to their home country has raised hope of the refugee crisis in the East African region relenting, the UNHCR says it is facing major challenges in regard to the budgetary resources needed support the process.

    Calling on the international community and donors to support the process, Villechalane said: “There are more Burundian refugees returning home from different countries, not just the ones in Rwanda Rwanda. There was no budget for this, which means that UNHCR has to find resources by all means so that the refugees can be helped to return home.”

    Villechalane also explained that repatriating refugees during the COVID-19 pandemic has turned out to be a strenuous process, since all people who want to return home voluntarily must be tested for the New Coronavirus, as part of the protocol, before they are allowed entry into Burundi.

    “We are thankful to the Ministry of Health of Rwanda and Rwanda Biomedical Centre for facilitating this process by conducting tests on refugees who want to voluntarily return home but generally COVID-19 has made it made more difficult for us to carry out this exercise,” she said.

    Rwanda is home to some 70, 000 Burundian refugees, 60, 000 of whom are in Mahama Camp located in Kirehe district, Eastern Province. Majority fled the country in 2015 as the country descended into a political conflict triggered by late President Nkurunziza’s decision to seek a third term.

    Some Burundian refugees in Rwanda remain reluctant to return home, fearing reprisal attacks, with many accusing President Ndayishimiye of not making assurances on safety.

    The second round of over 500 Burundian refugees in Rwanda will return on Thursday, September 10, 2020

    Nicole Kmanzi M.

  • Dr Ngirente calls for more involvement of youth in Africa’s agricultural development #rwanda #RwOT

    The premier made the remarks on Tuesday when more than 10,000 people attended a virtual conference on agricultural development in Africa, hosted by Rwanda.

    Besides the virtual participants, about a hundred people gathered at the Kigali Convention Center to exchange views on the future of the continent.

    Dr Ngirente, while officially opening the 10th Summit called on the youth to be given a special place in the development of Africa through agriculture.

    “The African continent has a population of 1.2 billion and over 60 percent of the population is under the age of 25. This large number of African youth is the foundation for changing the agricultural sector on this continent, only these young Africans do not see the agricultural sector as an opportunity for profitability and development; so it is important that we continue to highlight the challenges that remain in this regard, attracting young people, especially through the use of technology in agricultural development,” appealed Dr. Ngirente.

    Ngirente said Rwanda has set long term development frameworks, rural-urban linkages through integrated development plans which is reflected in a new 30-year development strategy for the period up to 2050 (Vision 2050).

    “For this, we are increasing investments in research and innovations. These will generate and disseminate new technologies to boost the overall agricultural production,” Ngirente said.

    Ngirente said that specifically 47.2% of the country’s land surface has been allocated for agriculture and livestock in the new revised land use master plan which was launched in September to boost agriculture activities.

    He said that there will be increased agricultural production to build a well-functioning rural sector which will support the value chain.

    The African Green Revolution Forum (AGRF) Board Chairman also former Ethiopian Prime Minister , Hailemariam Desalegn has hailed Rwanda for taking lead in transforming agricultural growth on the continent.

    Desalegn said that Africa’s drive to fuel agriculture at the heart of economic transformation is needed but only a few countries on the continent have managed to invest their resources in this direction.

    “Few countries have demonstrated this as well as Rwanda which seems to be recognized by the African Union once again, as a county most on-track with the desired progress in the agriculture sector,” he said.

    AGRF says that a $250billion market per year leveraging Urban Food Markets to Achieve Sustainable Food Systems in Africa, is a call to action to rethink our food systems to deliver resilient, better nourished, and more prosperous outcomes for all.

    “We need food systems that are equitable, sustainable, resilient, and capable of meeting the global challenges of malnutrition, poverty and climate change as well as be responsive to emerging and unforeseen challenges — such as those posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. We must not relent in our effort to transform food systems for the benefit of everyone,” said Dr. Agnes Kalibata, President of AGRA and Special Envoy to the 2021 UN Food Systems Summit.

    The summit is to be held from 8 — 11 September 2020 with over 10,000 participants logging online due to the Coronavirus crisis, and experts expected to discuss this year’s theme “Feeding The Cities Grow the Continent”, in various platforms which will tackle use of agro technology, trade and food chains.

    Ngirente said Rwanda has set long term development frameworks, rural-urban linkages through integrated development plans

    Nicole Kamanzi M.

  • Makfast Restaurant yashyizeho promotion ku bakozi bifuza kugaburirwa nayo ibya kumanywa muri Kigali #rwanda #RwOT

    Iyi resitora ikorera mu nyubako ya M. Peace Plazza aho bakunda kwita kwa Makuza, itegura amafunguro atandukanye ateguranywe ubuhanga dore ko ategurwa n’inzobere zabyigiye kandi zifite uburambe mu gutegura amafunguro yuzuye intungamubizi akanagira uburyohe ntagereranywa. Ushaka kuhafatira amafunguro arayigana cyangwa agahamagara bakamugereza ibyo kurya aho ari muri Kigali.

    Ubusanzwe ushaka amafunguro aho akorera, yishyura amafaranga 1000 nk’igiciro cyo kuyamugezaho ariko Makfash yashyizeho uburyo bwo gufasha abantu muri ibi bihe bya Covid-19 aho abantu baba bafite amasaha macye yo gukora ngo bataza gukererwa gutaha, bakifuza ko amafunguro yabageraho aho bakorera. Abakozi bishyize hamwe bazajya bagezwaho amafunguro nta kindi giciro cyo kuyabagezaho kiyongereyeho kandi akarusho ni uko abishyize hamwe bazagemurirwa ibiryo bigifite umwimerere wabyo bitabitswe aho byakwangirika.

    Uretse kuba wafatira amafunguro ya mugitondo (breakfast), aya saa sita (lunch) n’aya nimugoroba muri Makfast, bashobora no kugufasha kugira ibirori byiza. N’ubwo hari ibirori bitemewe muri ibi bihe kubera kwirinda ikwirakwira cya Covid-19, ubukwe bwo buremewe kandi benshi bifuza kubukorera ahantu hatuje birinda umuvundo watuma habaho ikwirakwizwa ry’icyo cyorezo. Aho wategurira ubukwe bwawe, Makfast yahakuzanira amafunguro wakiriza abawe kandi ubwiza bw’ibyo baguha buberanye n’uburyo bataguhenda.

    Iyi resitora ikorera mu igoroba ryo hasi (Ground Floor) mu nyubako yo kwa Makuza. Uramutse ubashaka wabahamagara kuri 0786467006 cyangwa 0788354217.

  • Nyarugenge hafashwe abantu barimo kunywa inzoga z? inkorano n? abarengeje saa moya #rwanda #RwOT

    kuri uyu wa kabiri, tariki ya 8/9/2020. Ubuyobozi bw?Umurenge wa Kigali,akarere ka Nyarugenge,umujyi wa Kigali, n?Akagali bufatanyije n?inzego z?Umutekano ,DASSO n?Irondo ry?Umwuga,mu rwego rw?ubugenzuzi ku iyubahirizwa ry?amabwiriza yo kwirinda COVID-19, hakozwe ubugenzuzi mu kagali ka kigali mu mudugudu w?Akirwanda hafatwa abanywa inzoga z?ibikwangari n?abarengeje amasaha.

    Hafashwe UWIZEYIMANA Jean Bosco Alias Mushi,ucuruza ibiyoga by?ibikorano, wahinduye urugo rwe akabari,hafatiwe litres 200 n?ibikoresho akoresha akora izo nzoga,yafashwe.

    Ndagijimana Innocent alias Magagali nawe yafashwe yahinduye urugo rwe  Akabare ,
    _hafatiwe litres140

    _z?ibiyoga n?isukari ibiro 30 kg ,

    _ pakimaya pieces 3,yaragiye gukoresha inzoga z?inkorano ,n?ibikoresho bakoreshaga, hafatiwe kandi Rushema JMV na Majyambere bari barikunywerayo we yacitse.

    1.Niyomugabo Kevin (16ans)

    2.Nyabenda Phillippe(40ans)

    3.Tuyizere Jean Aime(16ans)

    4.Uwihanganye Theogene(38ans)

    5.Ntirenganya Janvier(27ans)

    6.Dusabumuremyi Selreman(35ans)

    7.Mugenzi Jean Damascene(33ans)

    8.Misago Isaac(34ans)

    9.Ntibazirikanya Jean Claude(21ans)

    10.Singirankabo Damien(38ans)

    11.Manirafasha Patrick(17ans)

    12.Ntamuryango Job(26ans)

    13.Rafiki Jean de Dieu (28ans)

    14.Mbonyingabo Jean Paul(20ans)

    15.Niyongira Sylvestre(28ns)

    16.Bititaweho Omar (30ans)

    17.Ngendabanga Emmnuel(32ans)

    18.Harelimana Augustin(40ans)

    19.Ugirimana Alex(15ans)

    20.Kwizera Jean de Dieu(19ans)

    Aba bose bafashwe barengeje isaha ya saa moya. Jean Claude Niyibizi, umuyobozi w?umurenge wa Kigali, yavuze ko aba bafashwe bose batwawe na Police kuri Stade de Kigali I Nyamirambo, ndetse n?ibikoresho byafashwe bibitswe kubiro by?akagari ka Kigali, inzoga z?inkorano zo bahise bazimena.

    Uyu muyobozi akomeza aburira abantu cyane abo mu murenge wa Kigali ko nundi wose uzagerageza gukora inzonga zitemewe z?ibikwangari azafatwa kuko zangiza ubuzima bw?abantu.

    Asaba n?abaturage kubahiriza amasaha yashyizweho na leta saa moya kuba buri wese yageze mu rugo.

    Yagize ati:?Saa moya nuba utaragera mu rugo tuzagufata uhanwe hubahirijwe amategeko,ndasaba ko habaho kwitwararika buri wese azi neza ko saa moya agomba kuba yageze mu rugo ?.

    Mu Rwanda kugeza ubu abamaze gukira iki cyorezo ni 2307 barimo 36 baraye babonetse ku munsi wejo ku wa kabiri tariki 7 Nzeri 2020, abakirwaye bo ni 2112. Abamaze kugaragaraho iki cyorezo muri rusange ni 4439 mu bipimo 447,603 byafashwe muri rusange.

  • Shaddy Boo yabyinjiyemo aburira Sadate uburyo yabona mo amafaranga #rwanda #RwOT

    Muri iyi minsi ikipe ya Rayon Sport irikuvugwaho ibibazo bijyanye n’ubukungu bwayo, aho yananiwe kwishyura ideni ry’uwahoze ari umutoza wayo Jacky Ivan Minnaert. Si ubwa mbere Rayon Sport ivugwaho kunanirwa kwishyura abakozi (abatoza) ndetse n’abakinnyi bayo ndetse n’uyu mwaka hari abakinnyi benshi bagiye bayivamo kubera ikibazo cy’ubukungu butifashe neza. ShaddyBoo rero akaba yagiriye inama iyi kipe y’uburyo bakemura ibibazo by’amafaranga bafite.

    Abinyujije kuri Twitter, ShaddyBoo akaba yandikiye abafana ba Rayon Sport n’ubuyobozi bwayo agira ati : “Igisubizo ku abafana ba Rayon na @SadateMunyakazi, Mukore udupfukamunwa mushyireho na #sponsor muhe abafana batugure.

    1*Abafana ntabwo bazongera kuvuga kuko iminwa izaba ipfutse .

    2*Muzabona ayo guhemba abakinnyi , mu inyungu.

    3* Muzandikeho #SHADDYBOO ku inkunga y’ibitekerezo.”

    Iki gitekerezo cya ShaddyBoo bamwe mu bafana ba Rayon Sport bakaba bagishimye naho abandi bakinenga bivuye inyuma.

  • Impamvu Ugomba gufata Icyemezo gihamye ugakurikira Imana #rwanda #RwOT

    Mu butumwa bwiza bwa Yesu uko bwanditswe na Matayo igice cya 27, turahasanga Yesu agejejwe imbere ya Pilato. Yesu yahemukiwe cyane na Yuda atabwa muri yombi n’abasirikare b’Abaroma. Muri iki gihe Pilato wibwiraga ko afite Yesu mu maboko ye , ntabwo yari azi neza uwo afashe mu ntoki. Mu gihe Pilato yari yicaye ku ntebe y’ubucamanza yabajije ikibazo gikwiye gutuma buri wese muri twe akwiye kugitekerezaho. Ntabwo tuzi niba koko Pilato yarasobanukiwe ubunini bw’icyo yari abajije , cyangwa niba yarigeze yumva ko agiye gufata icyemezo cyagira ingaruka ku buzima bwe ubuziraherezo, akanarimbuka akabura ubugingo buhoraho.

    Muri Matayo 27:22 niho hatwereka ikibazo cya Pilato. “Noneho Yesu witwa Kristo mukorere iki?” Igisubizo cyahise gituruka mu bantu kwari ukubamba Yesu kandi ni byo rwose byabaye.

    Uyu munsi twifuje kukubaza, “Urakorera iki Yesu, witwa Kristo?” Hano hari ibisubizo bibiri gusa kuri iki kibazo. Ushobora kumwakira nk’Umwami n’Umukiza w’ubugingo bwawe cyangwa ukamwihakana nk’Umwami n’Umukiza w’ubugingo bwawe. Nta buryo bwo kuvuga ngo ‘Nzabitekerezaho nyuma’. Niba uhisemo ‘kubitekerezaho nyuma’, bivuze ko wihakanye Kristo. Sinzi niba wumva uburemere bwo guhitamo kwihakana Kristo!

    Nta hantu na hamwe tubwirwa muri Bibiliya ko Pilato yabaye umwizera wa Yesu, ahubwo yakomeje ku mwihakana. Nyamara mu isegonda rimwe nyuma yuko Yesu ava kuri iyi si, nibwo Pilato yizeye Yesu Kristo. Ariko Kubw’ amahirwe make , byari byarangiye kuko Yari yahisemo gutanga Yesu. Nibyo byashyize ubuzima bwe Iteka mu muriro utazima .

    Ese umuntu aramutse uhisemo kwakira Kristo nk’Umwami n’Umukiza w’ubugingo bwe niho bigomba kugarukira ? Oya rwose!. Iyo tumaze kwemera Kristo nk’Umwami n’Umukiza wacu, tugomba noneho guhitamo uburyo tuzasubiza kiriya kibazo kandi mu buzima bwacu bwa buri munsi. “Noneho Yesu witwa Kristo mukorere iki?”

    Ese ndamushyira mu gasanduku ‘Ku cyumweru’ nkamukuramo iyo ngeze mu rusengero? Ese ahari sinshobora kuba mvugana na Yesu gusa iyo ndi mu rusengero cyangwa nkanamuhamagara mu gihe ndi mu bibazo? Hanyuma se, njya mbasha guhamiriza inshuti zanjye ko ndi umuyoboke wa Kristo? Niba mbikora se ngaragaza itandukaniro hagati yanjye n’abadakijijwe aho mba ndi hose, cyangwa meze nk’abandi bose?

    Buri munsi abakristo nibo bahitamo uko bazasubiza ikibazo, “Noneho Yesu witwa Kristo mukorere iki ?”

    Ese naba njya mfata igihe cyo kwiga Bibiliya , cyangwa ndeka Bibiliya yanjye ikuzurwaho n’umukungugu kumeza aho irambitse? Njya nihererana n’Imana mu masengesho ngo bimpeshe kumenya inzira ze no guhishurirwa nawe byisumbuyeho cyangwa ahanini mfungura TV/Radio kugira ngo nduhure ubwonko mbone no gutuza?

    Mu gihe gikwiriye njya mu rusengero cyangwa mbisimbuza kwigira mu bikorwa by’imyadagaduro no gusohokana n’inshuti zanjye? Ese nahisemo kutarangazwa na firime kuko ntanyungu nyinshi zimarira ubugingo bwanjye, cyane ko nshaka kwirinda bimwe nazibonyemo bitankwiriye nk’umukristo : urugomo, imvugo mbi, cyangwa ubusambanyi byose bimunga ubuzima bwanjye bwo mu mwuka?

    Hanyuma se nkunda kumva umuziki untera inkunga mu by’ubugingo ( umuziki wa gikristo) cyangwa numva wa muziki utagira icyo unshishikariza mu rugendo rwanjye rwa gikristo?

    Naba narahisemo kwigenzura mu byo mvuga byose , cyangwa ururimi rwanjye rwuzuyeho umwanda bitewe n’ibinsohoka mu kanwa? None se naba nshyigikira abandi bakristo mu iterambere ryabo mubyo gukora umurimo w’Imana cyangwa ndabasenya? Cyangwa hari ubwo mvuga nti “Sinshaka kubigiramo uruhare”?

    Umva amagambo ya Yesu. Mu butumwa bwiza bwe uko bwanditswe na Matayo 10:32-33

    “Umuntu wese uzampamiriza imbere y’abantu, nanjye nzamuhamiriza imbere ya Data uri mu ijuru. Ariko uzanyihakanira imbere y’abantu wese, nanjye nzamwihakanira imbere ya Data uri mu ijuru”

    Dusoza twongeye kukubaza ikibazo ugomba gusubiza buri mwanya , buri munsi aho uri hose . “Noneho Yesu witwa Kristo mukorere iki”?

    Source: CBNNews

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  • Lower-income Countries Could Soon Leapfrog High-income Countries, Novartis Foundation, Microsoft Backed Report Says #rwanda #RwOT

    Low- and middle-income countries could soon leapfrog high-income countries in their adoption of new AI-enabled technologies in health, suggests a report led by the Novartis Foundation and Microsoft. Technologies such as mobile phone trading platforms, e-banking, e-commerce, and even blockchain applications have often been adopted faster and more comprehensively in low- and middle-income countries than in high-income countries. Adoption of health technologies is likely to follow the same trend, with digital transformation accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the report “Reimagining Global Health through Artificial Intelligence: The Roadmap to AI Maturity”.

    Reduced contact between patients and health providers due to social distancing has led to major growth in technologies such as AI-enabled diagnostics. Millions of more people have sought digital health care solutions — presenting a tremendous opportunity for countries to integrate data and AI into their health systems. For example, Rwanda is now arguably the most digitally connected health system in Africa, with its virtual consulting service surging past two million users — one-third of the adult population — in May 2020.

    “Many countries are ill-prepared to address a newly emerging disease such as COVID-19 in addition to the existing burden of infectious diseases and the ever-increasing tide of chronic diseases. Digital technology and AI are essential enablers to re-engineer health systems from being reactive to proactive, predictive, and even preventive,” said Dr. Ann Aerts, Head of the Novartis Foundation and co-chair of the Broadband Commission Working Group on Digital and AI in Health, which crafted the report. The Commission was established in 2010 by the International Telecommunication Union and UNESCO to expand broadband access to accelerate progress towards national and international development targets.

    “We have to develop a sustainable ecosystem for AI in health in the countries where it is most desperately needed,” Dr. Aerts said. “This has to happen while ensuring fairness and access for all. As health systems build back after the pandemic, technological innovation has to be a core part of the agenda.” Sub-Saharan Africa currently represents 12% of the global population but faces 25% of the world’s disease burden, while housing only 3% of the world’s health workers.

    A worldwide shortage of healthcare workers, which is particularly serious in many African countries, is predicted to reach 18 million by 2030. This boosts the case for investment in supportive AI tools, which can help nurses and community health workers diagnose and treat illnesses traditionally seen by doctors.

    Sub-Saharan Africa has led the world in technology uptake before. “Here in Kenya, we have been a world leader in the adoption of mobile banking, which has been picked up across Africa — there is no reason why this should not happen with health-tech as well,” said Racey Muchilwa, Head of Novartis Sub-Saharan Africa. “As examples in the report make clear, Africa could do more to build access to medical expertise by rolling out AI-based support tools alongside healthcare programs.”

    AI is boosting access and improving outcomes while also cutting costs by identifying potential health problems before they actually occur. “AI can have a big impact not just in lower-income countries, but across all health systems,” said Paul Mitchell of Microsoft, who co-chaired the Working Group. “Its clear COVID-19 is driving massive change in the use of technology in health — we are seeing in a few months what I would have expected normally to take years, if not decades.”

    AI is already changing the way health systems in developing countries work. In rural areas of Rwanda, one doctor may serve as many as 60,000 people. The government is working with a private sector partner, Babylon Health, to give every person aged over 12 access to digital health consultations. More than 30 percent of Rwanda’s adult population has signed up. The new partnership will also see the introduction of an AI-powered triage and symptom checker platform.

    In India, hospitals are using AI to predict accurately a patient’s risk of a heart attack seven years before it might happen. Resources and medicine can then specifically target people at the highest risk. In Malaysia, Brazil, and the Philippines, AI is being used to tackle multiple mosquito-borne diseases including dengue, Zika, and chikungunya. The program continuously pulls multidimensional data from over 90 public databases and adjusts for 276 variables that influence the spread of disease to predict when outbreaks are likely.

    UNICEF has developed an AI program to reduce the social and economic burden of outbreaks through targeted population health measures. Its Magic Box program both predicts when outbreaks are likely and allows health systems to reorganize their resources, alert health workers and launch public health campaigns, so they can respond better and faster to emergencies.

    Governments should identify and test innovative ways to finance AI in health solutions, the report says. To ensure financial accessibility in the long run for everyone, national reimbursement of digital and AI-enabled health services is key. Secure and privacy-preserving data governance needs to be part of ensuring a sustainable infrastructure.

  • Minisitiri wa Siporo yatanze ntarengwa y’igihe ibibazo bya Rayon Sports bizakemukira #rwanda #RwOT

    Minisitiri wa Siporo, Munyangaju Aurore Mimosa, yavuze ko mu gihe kitarenze ukwezi kumwe ibibazo biri muri Rayon Sports bizaba byakemutse.

    Atangaje ibi nyuma y’iminsi 3 Perezida Kagame avuze ko ibibazo biri muri iyi kipe yabyumvishe ariko hashize igihe ndetse akaba yarabishyize mu maboko ya Minisitiri wa Siporo kandi yizeye ko byacyemutse bitewe n’inzira yabibonagamo.

    Muri Rayon Sports harimo ibibazo cyane bishingiye ku miyobporere aho komite iriho ishinjwa kuyobora ikipe nabi byatumye ihura n’ibibazo by’amikoro ubu ikaba ifite amadeni menshi, abakinnyi bayishizemo n’ibindi.

    Gusa komite iriho nayo igashinja abayibanjirije kunyereza umutungo w’ikipe, ruswa… ibi akaba ari nabyo byazanye umwuka mubi muri iyi kipe ikunzwe cyane mu Rwanda.

    Aganira na Radio Rwanda kuri uyu wa Gatatu, yavuze ko ibibazo biri muri iyi kipe bikomeje gukurikiranwa ndetse biri mu nzira nziza zo gukemuka.

    Ati“Aho tubigejeje, turabikurikirana kuva bigitangira kuko bandikiye RGB twebwe bakabitumenyesha. Ariko nk’uko siporo iri mu nshingano zacu, turabikurikirana kandi twababwira ko inzira birimo ari nziza kandi biri hafi gukemuka. Turabizeza ko bizakemuka mu minsi iri imbere kandi ya vuba.”

    Yakomeje avuga ko mu gihe kitarenze ukwezi kumwe, ibi bazo bizaba byakemutse ndetse n’umwanzuro utangarizwe abakunzi b’iyi kipe.

    Yagize ati“ Icyo nababwira ni uko mwategereza, imyanzuro izafatwa hashingiwe ku byavuye mu isesengura. Uyu munsi ntabwo nakubwira ibyavuyemo, twihaye igihe kandi twababwira ko bigiye gukemuka mu gihe cya vuba. Sinakubwira ngo ni uyu munsi cyangwa ni ejo, ariko bitarenze ukwezi, iki kibazo cya Rayon Sports tuzaba twagikemuye, tuzaba twanamaze kukigeza ku banyamuryango no ku bakunzi ba Rayon Sports.”

    Yavuze kandi ko abakeka ko RGB yaba yarivanze muri iki kibazo atari byo kuko ari urwego rureberera imiryango itari iya Leta na Rayon Sports irimo kandi rukaba rwagejejweho ikibazo ndetse barusaba kugikemura.

    Aurore Mimosa, Minisitiri wa Siporo yijeje Abarayon ko mu kwezi ibintu bizaba byagiye mu buryo