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Kagame made the remarks yesterday as he addressed the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Business. He noted that the Covid pandemic has delayed the start of trading and advised all to stay on course.

'Two years ago, we signed a historic agreement, and together wrote a new chapter in the story of African integration. The Covid pandemic has delayed the start of trading but we must stay on course,' he said.

Kagame revealed that doing more business with each other will be mutually beneficial for countries adding that it will also help to build the capacity to compete internationally.

'In Africa, we will start trading amongst ourselves in a few weeks. We need the private sector to be fully involved. That means, all of you gathered here with us today. We have to work closely together, to ensure the right frameworks are in place for the success of this process,' he noted.

'In addition, we must continue to communicate the benefits of free African trade to our citizens, especially, young people and mobilize them to remain engaged for the next phases of African Integration,' added Kagame.

The President also congratulated and welcomed Wamkele Mene , the new Secretary-General of the CFTA Secretarial and thanked the African Union Commission, for organising this Business Forum, which has become a tradition with each Summit.

A World Bank report released in December 2019 on the AfCFTA showed that the common market would benefit the African continent in different ways.

The African Continental Free Trade Agreement which was signed by 44 African countries on March 21st, 2018 in Kigali shows that a single market for goods and services across Africa will lead to poverty reduction. At least 30 million Africans (1.5% of Africans) will rise above the poverty line.

The report shows that 12 million people in West Africa, 9.3 million in Central Africa and 4.8 million in East Africa will rise above the poverty line. The AfCFTA has the potential of lifting 67.9 million Africans (3.6% of Africans) to middle income status by 2035. That is a $5.50 income per day.

The AfCFTA will connect 1.3 billion African citizens from 54 countries and is expected to generate $3.4 trillion annually. This trade bloc will improve Intra-African trade and definitely solve the problem of food import in Africa.

The Continental Free Trade Area was expected to start operating on July 1st, 2020 but was delayed due to Covid pandemic. The starting date has been extended to 1st January 2021.

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APR FC isezerewe muri CAF Champions League itarenze ijinjora ry’ibanze, ni nyuma yo gusezererwa na Gor Mahia ku giteranyo cy’ibitego 4-3.

Urugendo rwa APR FC muri Champions League umwaka w’imikino wa 2020-2021 rurangiriye muri Kenya kuri Nyayo National Stadium nyuma yo gutsindwa na Gor Mahia 3-1.

Tariki ya 28 Ugushyingo 2020 nibwo APR FC yakiriye Gor Mahia mu ijonjora ry’ibanze rya Champions League iyitsinda 2-1.

Uyu munsi hari habaye umukino wo kwishyura kuri Nyayo National Stadium aho APR FC yasabwaga kunganya gusa yaje gutsindwa 3-1.

APR FC yatangiye ubona itari mu mukino yaje kubona penaliti ku munota wa 9 ku ikosa ryakorewe Niyomugabo Claude, Jacques Tuyisenge ayiteye arayihusha.

Sammy Onyango yaje kubonera Gor Mahia igitego cya mbere ku munota wa 13 ku mupira Manzi Thierry yakuye imbere y’izamu akawumwihera.

Mu gice cya mbere Adil yakoze impinduka Claude aha umwanya Bizimana Yannick.

APR FC yakomeje gushaka uko yishyura iki gitego ariko biragorana.

Mu gice cya kabiri APR FC yakoze impinduka Keddy na Ndayishimiye Dieudonne binjira mu kibuga havamo Djabel na Lague.

APR FC yakomeje gusatira maze ku munota wa 86, Keddy yishyurira APR FC ku ishoti rikomeye yatereye inyuma y’urubuga rw’amahina.

APR FC yari yizeye gukomeza mu kindi cyiciro, byaje kuyipfubana aho Rwabugiri Umar wari witwaye neza mu mukino yagowe n’iminota 5 y’inyongera.

Gor Mahia yaje kubona ibindi bitego bibiri mu minota y’inyongera bitsinzwe na Sydney Ochieng ku munota wa 91 na Nicholas Kipkirui ku munota wa 93 ku mupira wari uvuye muri koruneri. APR FC isezererwa ku giteranyo cy’ibitego 4-3.

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Gor Mahia yishimira gusezerera APR FC

Uwihagurukiye n’umuryango we ubusanzwe batuye mu Mudugudu wa Nyarubuye, Akagari ka Karenge mu Murenge wa Kabarore, Akarere ka Gatsibo.

Uyu mwana arera yatoraguwe tariki 20 Kamena 2020, n’umushumba wari urimo kwahira ubwatsi mu gishanga cyo muri aka Kagari ka Karenge ahita abimenyesha inzego z’umutekano zibasha kumufata ari nabwo uyu Uwihagurukiye yahise afata uyu mwana.

Mu kiganiro yagiranye na UKWEZI yavuze ko ajya gufata uyu mwana ari uko abandi bose bari bamwanze kandi akaba yari ameze nabi, bityo we nk’umubyeyi kandi ufite impuhwe za kimuntu yahisemo kurera uyu mwana.

Ati 'Batwiyambaje nk’urwego rushinzwe umutekano, njyana na mugenzi wanjye w’umudamu kubera ko twari turi ku kazi. Nagezeyo mbona umwana ameze nabi tugerageje kubaza abaturage ngo tumubahe bose barangay njyewe nagize impuhwe za kibyeyi mpita mwakira.'

Ikiganiro na Uwihagurukiye…

Avuga ko abibwiye umugabo we yabanje kwanga kubyemera ariko nyuma aza kwemera ko bamurera ariko nabwo ngo hari haciyemo iminsi.

Ati 'Byari bigeze mu bihe bya Coronavirus bikomeye aho utari kubona umuturage umuha ariko nyuma njyewe niyemeje kumurera noneho n’umugabo yaje kubona urukundo mfitiye uyu mwana ambwira ko ari Umumalayika, umuziranenge tugomba kumutunga mu muryango.'

Uwihagurukiye wahise yita uyu mwana izina rya Ganza, avuga ko umwana asigaye asa neza ndetse afite ubuzima bwiza mu gihe mbere akihagera abantu bamucaga intege bavuga ko azahita apfa bitewe n’uko yari ameze nabi.

Uyu muryango usanzwe ufite abandi bana nabo bishimiye kwakira uyu murumuna wabo dore ko bose ari bakuru, umuto afite imyaka itandatu naho umukuru akagira imyaka 12.

Ubuyobozi bwa DASSO mu Karere ka Gatsibo ku bufatanye n’Inama y’Umutekano itaguye bwahise bufata icyemezo cyo kuzamura mu ntera Uwihagurikiye bamuha ipeti ryisumbuyeho kubw’igikorwa cy’ubutwari yakoze.

Kuri ubu afite ipeti rya Ofisiye muri DASSO, bivuze ko n’ubushobozi bwahise bwiyongera dore ko ibijyanye n’umushahara bijyana n’ipeti umuntu aba afite muri uru rwego.

Ikiganiro na Uwihagurukiye…

The forest is under the conservation of the University of Rwanda, Huye Campus.
Those arrested on Thursday, December 3, are Bernard Twahirwa, 49, Alexis Nshimiyimana, 26, and Paul Ntayomba, 42.

Superintendent of Police (SP) Theobald Kanamugire, the Police spokesperson for the Southern region, said that the trio was reported by the local night security patrol—Irondo.

'At about 6pm on Thursday, members of Irondo in Taba Village, Cyarwa Cell in Tumba Sector, while on duty, saw Twahirwa and Nshimiyimana carrying trees. They followed them to the home of Ntayomba where a heap of trees was found,' SP Kanamugire said.

He added: 'At first, the suspects argued that they got the trees from their forest, but they later disclosed that they got the trees from the protected university forest in Tumba, where we later found that more than 100 trees were cut. However, the suspects together with other people, who were armed with machetes, tried to harm the Irondo personnel. The local security personnel called the Police and the three prime suspects were taken into custody.'

Twahirwa and Nshimiyimana were selling the trees to Ntayomba. The suspects were handed over to Rwanda Investigation Bureau at Ngoma station.

The spokesperson warned of increased operations against human practices that destroy the environment such as charcoal burning, construction and cutting trees for sell.

Article 44 of the law on environment, prohibits cutting trees in forests or protected areas like national parks or burning them.

Article 59 of the same legal instrument stipulates that any person, who causes death, destroys protected plants, harvests or damages them, commits an offence.'

Upon conviction, the offender is liable to an imprisonment term of not less than three years and not more than five years and a fine of between Rwf1 million and Rwf3 million

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