Author: webrwanda
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Umuraperi w’Umunyarwanda uba mu Bushinwa, Black B yashyize hanze Indirimbo yise “Sconto” ivuga ku rukundo-YUMVE – Inyarwanda.com #rwanda #RwOT
Umuraperi w’umunyarwanda ubarizwa mu gihugu cy’u Bushinwa, Nigena Prince (Black B) akomeje kwerekana impano yo kubiririmba aho ubu yamaze gusohora indirimbo nshya yise ‘Sconto’ yiganjemo amagambo y’urukundo. -
IMF yongeye kugabanya igipimo ubukungu bw’u Rwanda buzazamukaho kubera COVID-19 #rwanda #RwOT
Ikigega Mpuzamahanga cy’Imari, IMF, cyatangaje ko ubukungu bwa Afurika yo munsi y’Ubutayu bwa Sahara buzazahara muri uyu mwaka wa 2020 kurusha uko byatekerezwaga muri Mata, bitewe n’ingaruka z’icyorezo cya COVID-19.
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IGIHE grows, marks 11th anniversary! #rwanda #RwOT
It was on June 30, 2009 in the evening hours that IGIHE officially launched operations after a year of preparations that had begun in 2008, starting with no much financing but only standing on great ideas.
As the years went by, the number of services provided increased, and the clientele base expanded as confidence and trust among the public bloomed. For the past 11 years, IGIHE has also been at the forefront of the online media.
It began when the use of the Internet was beginning to take root in the country, at a time when radio was the source of information, with only one television. There were few magazines and since they all printed, not everyone could afford to buy them.
IGIHE contributed to fostering a culture of reading in three languages: Kinyarwanda, English and French; mostly Kinyarwanda. With about 51% of Internet users in the country and still rising, it has been a privilege for us to have a large number of readers.
How IGIHE has expanded over the past 11 years
IGIHE’s journey over the past 11 years has been marked by progress in all corners; having started from almost nothing, with no operational place to today where it has expanded in service delivery.
Over the years, IGIHE has become a demonstration platform to hundreds of young people who have studied journalism and other talented people in the profession, allowing them to pretty show their potential and creativity, through internships and job creation.
IGIHE started with providing one media service, then gradually expanded its operations providing other IT services such as creating and managing websites, providing video production services, audio production and various other business activities. it all comes down to helping our customers marketing their businesses professionally.
For the past 11 years, IGIHE has been at the forefront of Rwanda’s most widely read online news, according to various collections. According to the International Bureau of Statistics, Alexa ranks IGIHE as the 2nd most visited website in Rwanda right after Google.com.
According to Rwandan newspapers, IGIHE is at the forefront in having the largest number of readers, with an average of 150,000 people a day, and often more than 200,000. This has been emphasized by the annual survey conducted by the National Governance Board, RGB, which has media development in its responsibilities; there Rwandans have voted for IGIHE four times in a row as the most popular online magazine.
We owe it all to you…
The birth of IGIHE and the steps it has already taken are all thanks to you, our readers and the various partners we work with. You are ones to encourage us to continue to work day in and day out by being appreciative of what we do and also sharing with us news of what is going on so that we can improve our services to you.
This 11th anniversary reminds us that we should not take for granted the trust you have placed in us since day one, and that we must continue to build on it to improve our work, and provide better services.
It also reminds us of our role in building a professional media in Rwanda and continuing to contribute to the development of our country, in line with our vision of becoming a market for information about Rwanda for Rwandans and foreigners, and broadening the boundaries of performance, insuring that everyone in the world has access to a reliable source of information for our country. Thank you for being with us on this ongoing journey.
Especially in these extraordinary times our country and the world as a whole are in, we wish you all the best, as we all follow the instructions given by the health authorities to help us continue to fight this COVID-19 pandemic.
Happy Anniversary to us all. Work continues! -
Dore abanyarwenya bakunzwe cyane n’igitsinagore mu Rwanda #rwanda #RwOT
Mu Rwanda hari abanyarwenya benshi usanga bifitemo impano zo gusetsa imbaga nyamwinshi y’abantu. Si abanyarwenya bose bazwi ku mbuga nkoranyambaga basetsa umubare mwinshi w’inkumi gusa usanga hari benshi bagaruka mu mitwe y’abantu ndetse banamaze kubaka izina cyane. Hano twabakusanyirije urutonde rw’abanyarwenya bazwi cyane ku mbuga nkoranyambaga ndetse banatembagaza umubare munini w’inkumi hano mu Rwanda.
1. Nkusi Arthur
2. Japhet & Etienne
3. Prince Nshizirungu (wamenyekanye cyane kuri Twitter nka ‘Uzagende kuri Moto’)
4. Nyaxo
5. Zabba Missedcall
6. Ndimbati
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Pamella nyuma yo kuvugwaho urukundo we na theben yakoze impinduka zihuse #rwanda #RwOT
Mu cyumweru gishize twababwiye uburyo umuhanzi nyarwanda The Ben amaze iminsi avugwaho gukundana n’umukobwa witwa Uwicyeza Pamella benshi mwa menye mu irushanwa rya Miss Rwanda 2019, uyu mukobwa rero nyuma yo kubona abantu bakomeza kugenda bamuhata ibibazo ku mubano we na The Ben akaba yahisemo kuba abihishe ho gato.
Nyuma yo kubona umubare w’abamukurira kur Instagram ukomeje kwiyongera nyuma yuko abantu bakomeje gukwirakwiza ko ari umukunzi wa The Ben, Miss Pamella Uwicyeza akaba yahisemo guhindura mazina akoresha kuri uru rubuga maze akuraho amazina “Pamella Uwicyeza” ashyiraho “Gicanda”. Ibi bikaba bituma abantu bakomeza kumushaka ku mazina ye asanzwe bamubura.
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Amafoto y’imodoka zihenze za zari akomeje guca ibintu #rwanda #RwOT
Umunyamideli akaba na rwiyemezamirimo, Zari Hassan ni umwe mu bagore bafite agatubutse bakomoka muri Uganda ndetse bikaba bigaragarira mu mitungo ye nk’amazu ndetse n’imodoka zihenze akunze gushyira ahagaragara yifashishije urubuga rwe rwa instagram.
Zari kuri ubu wibera muri Afurika y’Epfo ,yigeze kukanyuzaho mu rukundo n’umuhanzi w’icyamamare Diamond Platnumz, gusa baje gutandukana bamaze kubyarana abana babiri. Zari yakomeje kugenda agaragaza ko ari umugore wihagazeho kandi ufite byinshi bimwiriza amafaranga menshi, ibintu bituma ayashora mu bucuruzi butandukanye.
Muri iyi nkuru ,YEGOB arinayo tuyikesha,yagerageje gukusanya amwe mu mafoto agaragaza imodoka zihenze uyu mugore yibitseho nk’uko bigaragara mu mafoto yagiye ashyira hanze.
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World Bank Creates Two Portfolios For Sub-Saharan Africa Region #rwanda #RwOT
The sub-Saharan African region will now have two portfolios of World Bank vice Presidents to ensure careful focus on progress in particular countries where the global institution is represented.
The two Vice Presidents will be covering Western and Central and Eastern and Southern Africa, respectively- World Bank announced the change in early 2020, which took effect today.
The region has been led since 2018 by Hafez Ghanem, who today takes on the role of Vice President for Eastern and Southern Africa.
“Our commitment to Africa gets stronger every day, and I am thrilled to work alongside Ousmane Diagana to deliver even more resources to the people who need them the most,” said Hafez Ghanem, World Bank Vice President for Eastern and Southern Africa. “We are two Vice Presidents, but we see Africa as one, and will continue sharing lessons, expertise, and ideas across the continent.”
The creation of an additional Vice Presidency Unit is part of the World Bank Group’s continuous efforts to align resources with priorities.
Ousmane Diagana becomes Vice President for Western and Central Africa today.
“I am honored to lead the Bank’s efforts in West and Central Africa, with a strong focus on innovation, impact, and transformation,” said Ousmane Diagana, Vice President for Western and Central Africa.
“Working together with Hafez, I know we can and will do more to put countries and people first and find ways to confront today’s development challenges using all of the tools at our disposal,” he said.
The global institution said it is increasing its lending to this region more than any other on the continent. Funded programs include; agriculture, trade and transport, energy, education, health, water and sanitation.
About U$50 billion will be released to 48 countries in Sub-Saharan Africa making up about one-third of the World Bank’s entire portfolio. These financing volumes are almost double what the region delivered ten years ago.
source https://taarifa.rw/world-bank-creates-two-portfolios-for-sub-saharan-africa-region/
