Ndayishimiye Dieudonne[Fils], myugariro ukina ku ruhande yugarira uheretse gusinyira APR FC, yavuze ko ubwo yumvaga ko APR FC imwifuza yananiwe gusinzira.
Tariki ya 19 Nyakanga 2020, APR FC yerekanye abakinnyi 4 bashya yaguze izifashisha mu mwaka w’imikino wa 2020-2021, harimo na Ndayishimiye Dieudonne wakiniraga AS Muhanga.
Aganira n’urubuga rwa APR FC, uyu musore yavuze ko umunsi wa mbere yumva inkuru y’uko yifuzwa n’ikipe y’ingabo z’igihugu yananiwe gusinzira kubera ibyishimo.
Yagize ati“ku munsi wa mbere Mupenzi Eto’o(ushinzwe kugurira APR FC abainnyi) ambwira ko APR FC inyifuza iryo joro bwankereyeho nabuze ibitotsi, nabwiye papa nti APR FC ishobora kuba igiye kunjyana kandi ntibizagutungure Fils utakimubona hano i Muhanga muri Gicurasi, papa yambwiye ko bitashoboka, ngo ntabwo wava muri AS Muhanga ngo uhite usimbukira muri APR FC. Ukuntu nabireshyeshyanyaga nabonaga APR FC iri hejuru ku munzani.”
Uyu mukinnyi avuga ko n’ubundi abakinnyi bagenzi be bajyaga babimubwira ko ari hejuru ko ari Rayon Sports na APR FC zose ari ku rwego rwo kuzikinira, gusa we ngo yabifatanga nk’ibidashoboka.
Yizeye kuzabona umwanya muri APR FC ngo kuko imikinire y’umutoza Adil yayibonye kandi abona azibonamo. Mu mikino 20 yakiniye AS Muhanga umwaka w’imikino ushize, yatanze imipira 10 yavuyemo ibitego.
Rwanda has received US$2.8 million from Japan to provide medical equipment that will contribute to strengthening the health system in the fight against COVID19.
The equipment to be supplied will include central monitor, electrocardiogram, ambulance, X-ray examination car, blood gas analyzer, ultra-low temperature freezer., they are planned to be distributed to the hospitals and laboratories in Kigali as well as 4 provinces in Rwanda.
Masahiro IMAI, Ambassador of Japan to Rwanda, and Uzziel NDAGIJIMANA, Minister of Finance and Economic Planning signed the Exchange of Notes (E/N) for Japan’s Grant Aid “the Economic and Social Development Programme”, which amounts up to 300 million Yen (approximately 2.8 million USD).
Minister NDAGIJIMANA said, “The medical equipment will contribute to strengthening Rwanda’s health and medical system in the fight against COVID-19 pandemic. They will augment the government’s response to the pandemic and play an efficient role in saving lives”.
Ambassador IMAI said, “We find ourselves in a human security crisis due to the pandemic. Our dignity, our freedom, and our daily life are threatened by the contagious disease and the subsequent economic and social turmoil.
“In this regard, we appreciate Rwandan health workers’ devotion as well as Rwandan government’s strong ownership and vigorous measures taken to fight against COVID19, and we are ready to work hand in hand to win this struggle,” Ambassador IMAI added.
Japan and Rwanda share the value of human security, and its basic notion is “not to leave vulnerable people behind”.
Japan has a long history of engagement in the realization of Universal Health Coverage (UHC), which refers to the condition in which all people can receive appropriate health care services at affordable cost, and given that this pandemic has affected health systems worldwide, we are convinced that their enhancement through UHC is indispensable.
source https://taarifa.rw/rwanda-recieves-us2-8m-for-medical-supplies/
