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  • Byinshi ku itsinda One Voice Worship rigizwe n’abasore bane n’umukobwa – Inyarwanda.com #rwanda #RwOT

    Itsinda One Voice Worship bibumbiye hamwe ku bwo guhuza umugambi n’umuhamagaro umwe wo kwamamaza ubwami bw’Imana binyuze mu muziki wo kuramya no guhimbaza Imana.

    source https://rss.app/articles/862477a63bc37168a61ec4e0d85a68cbec5bb94447b309664e1fc4e5065d9adb1ceec11f9b6323aad335f1d889491ea24f4ff84ec685d3ea44fb5cb236626deb4ee735ce0fc9a3716a3ac6c52ddd826fa3a662f0e8a305cf3e11a156e90b4a8f0255ecece9108c3fff2c9c58688dc818fef3

  • COVID-19: Rwanda records 28 new cases, 21 recoveries #rwanda #RwOT

    The total number of people who have been infected with COVID-19 since the first patient was diagnosed in Rwanda has risen to 2022, including 1106 who have recovered, 911 active cases and five deaths.

    Among the new patients diagnosed with COVID-19 on Friday, 8 were from Nyamasheke, 8 from Rusizi, 7 from Kigali, 4 from Ngoma, while 1 from Rulindo.

    Coronavirus symptoms include coughing, flu, and difficulty breathing. It is transmitted through the mucous membranes of the respiratory tract.

    To prevent the spread of Coronavirus, Rwandans are required to continue to pay attention and comply with government regulations, especially with frequent washing of hands with water and soap and wearing masks when a person leaves home or in public.

    Elina Jonas Ruzindaza
    http://dlvr.it/Rcqhd2

  • Re-open regional air transport services to spur intra-EAC trade #rwanda #RwOT

    The East African Business Council congratulates Kenya and Rwanda as they resume international flights today, 1st August 2020. Tanzania resumed international flights on the 18 th of May 2020. These are important steps towards the recovery of the aviation and tourism sectors, however, the differences emerging in regional air transport services among some partner states are set to adversely affect the rebound of business in the region.

    Intra EAC trade stood at $5.98 billion in 2018 (EAC Trade and Investment Report). With the unprecedented impact of COVID-19 pandemic on the economy, regional trade is expected to decline by 50 percent this year. According to the International Air Transport Association (IATA), the EAC Partner States will potentially lose upwards of US$5.4 billion of tourist local spending for the year 2020 under scenarios of protracted closures and restrictions of seaports and airports. The impact of COVID-19 has led to a decline in the number of air passengers hence appx. US$0.54 billion revenue loss was projected in Kenya risking 137,965 jobs while US$20.4 million base revenues loss, risking 3,000 jobs was projected in Rwanda.

    The re-opening of regional air transport services will integrate the regional logistics value chains for increased exports of fresh produce, regional tourism and enable service providers to tap into the larger EAC market. This is set to bolster business continuity and resilience to sustain livelihoods and jobs.

    The East African Business Council urges the EAC Partner States to prioritize and fast-track the unconditional re-opening of regional air transport services and agrees on an EAC coordinated approach on the opening of the regional aviation sector, in line with the World Health Organization guidelines and measures.

    In addition, the EAC Partner States should consider temporarily granting the Yamoussoukro Decision (YD) 5th to 9th Freedom rights to effectively increase capacity, reduce inefficiencies and costs; waive landing fees, excise duty on aviation fuel, navigation, landing, parking and COVID-19 related fees to reduce operating costs; and the reduction of permit and fees for service providers from the EAC region.

    Hon. Dr. Peter Mathuki, Executive Director /Chief Executive Officer
    East African Business Council (EABC)
    9th Floor Mafao House | Old Moshi Road | Arusha | Tanzania
    P. O. Box 2617 | Tel: +255 27 2520162
    Email: [email protected] I Website: eabc.info

    Nicole Kamanzi M.
    http://dlvr.it/Rcqhdb

  • Rwanda To Host The Africa Headquarters Of Susan Thompson Buffett Foundation #rwanda #RwOT

    Rwanda has signed an agreement with the Susan Thompson Buffett Foundation, a charitable not-for-profit organization focused on promoting the health of women and girls throughout the world.

    Foreign Affairs Minister Vincent Biruta signed a host country agreement between the government of Rwanda and the Susan Thompson Buffet Foundation represented by Professor Senait Fisseha.

    Rwanda will host the Africa headquarters of the Foundation.

    Susan Thompson Buffett was an American activist for the causes of civil rights, abortion rights and birth control, and the first wife of investor Warren Buffett.

    She was a director of Berkshire Hathaway, owning 2.2% of the company at the time of her death, and was the 153rd richest person in the world.

    “I am looking forward to working together for a stainable solution and lasting societal changes focusing on women and girls and anchored on local ownership, expertise, human development, and south-south cooperation for a self-sufficient Africa,” Fisseha said. The Africa office in Rwanda will support governments in their efforts to build health systems by aligning funding with the priorities of the government of the countries in which they work.

    Rwanda is one of the countries where the foundation is pursuing this work in close coordination with the Office of the President and the Ministry of Health.

    Another priority is to increase investment in local organizations. Throughout the foundation’s strategy, specific opportunities will be identified to increase the support of local organizations and institutions.

    Meanwhile, the Foundation will build the next generation of global south champions for the health of women and girls.

    This focus reflects the belief that these priorities are the most likely to drive lasting change in their communities and countries.

    source https://taarifa.rw/rwanda-to-host-the-africa-headquarters-of-susan-thompson-buffett-foundation/

  • Hagiye gushyirwa hanze igice cya nyuma cya La casa de papel yamamaye ku Isi #rwanda #RwOT

    Filime Money Heist [La casa de papel] yamamaye cyane ku Isi igiye gusozwa ndetse mu gice cyayo cya nyuma hazaba harimo amasura mashya y’abakinnyi batari basanzwemo nka Miguel Ángel Silvestre wamamaye muri Sense 8 na Patrick Criado uri mu bakinnyi bakomeye b’abanya-Espagne.

  • Tanzania yakumiriye Kenya Airways ku butaka bwayo #rwanda #RwOT

    Nyuma y’umunsi umwe Guverinoma ya Kenya ikuye Tanzania ku rutonde rw’ibihugu aho abaturage babyo bashobora kugirira ingendo muri Kenya, iki gihugu nacyo cyahise gikumira sosiyete y’indege ya Kenya Airways ku bibuga byacyo by’indege.

  • Trump arateganya gufunga TikTok muri Amerika #rwanda #RwOT

    Perezida wa Leta Zunze Ubumwe za Amerika, Donald Trump, yatangaje ko ateganya gufunga urubuga nkoranyambaga rwa TikTok muri Leta Zunze Ubumwe za Amerika nyuma y’igihe inzego z’umutekano muri iki gihugu zivuga ko rushobora kuba ari igikoresho cy’ubutasi cy’u Bushinwa.

  • PSG yatsinze Lyon yegukana igikombe cya gatatu muri uyu mwaka #rwanda #RwOT

    Paris Saint-Germain yegukanye Coupe de la Ligue mu Bufaransa nyuma yo gutsinda Lyon kuri penaliti 6-5 ubwo amakipe yombi yanganyaga ubusa ku busa mu mukino wa nyuma wabaye ku wa Gatanu.

  • Igikomangoma cy’u Bwongereza cyashinjwe gushora abana bataruzuza imyaka y’ubukure mu mibonano mpuzabitsina #rwanda #RwOT

    Igikomangoma cy’u Bwongereza, Andrew Albert Christian Eduard, umuhungu wa kabiri w’Umwamikazi w’Ubwami bw’u Bwongereza, ari mu mazi abira nyuma y’uko hasohowe ibirego bishya bimushinja gushora abana bataruzuza imyaka y’ubukure (imyaka 18) mu mibonano mpuzabitsina.

  • Mu Rwanda hatanzwe ibitambo by’inka 1500 n’ihene 700 mu kwizihiza Eid al-Adha (Amafoto) #rwanda #RwOT

    Ku wa Gatanu tariki ya 31 Kanama 2020, ni bwo Abayisilamu bo mu Rwanda ndetse n’abandi bo ku Isi bizihije Umunsi Mukuru w’igitambo wa Eid al Adha.