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Umukinnyi wabiciye muri ruhago mu myaka yashize, umunya-Argentine, Diego Armando Maradona yitabye Imana ku myaka 60 azize umutima.

Uyu mugabo akaba yitabye Imana nyuma y’ibyumweru 2 asezerewe mu bitaro aho yari yabazwe ku bwongo nyuma yo kugira ikibazo cy’imitsi itwara amaraso mu bwonko.

Mu ntagiriro z’uku kwezi yabagiwe mu bitaro bya Olivos Clinic biri i La Plata muri Argentine, aho umuganga we wamubaze Dr Leopoldo Luque yavuze ko byagenze neza.

Diego Armando Maradona akaba yarajyanywe mu bitaro nyuma yo kugira ikibazo cy’imitsi ijyana amaraso mu bwonko aho yagendaga gake, kandi akaba yari yaranagize ikibazo cyo gukabanuka kw’amazi mu mubiri.

Nyuma yo kuva mu bitaro, ibinyamakuru bitandukanye muri Argentine ndetse no mu Bwongereza byanditse ko uyu mugabo yahitanywe n’indwara y’umutima.

Uyu mugabo ufatwa nk’umwe mu bakinnyi beza Isi yagize, yafashije igihugu cye Argentine kwegukana igikombe cy’Isi cyo mu 1986. Yitabye Imana ku myaka 60, yari umutoza wa Gimnasia y Esgrima yo mu cyiciro cya mbere muri Argentine.

Maradona yitabye Imana

Indirimbo uyu muhanzi aheruka gushyira hanze ari kumwe na The Ben bayise 'Umutoso’ bishatse kuvuga umukobwa nk’uko abisobanura. Yagiye hanze ku wa 19 Ugushyingo 2020, ikoze mu buryo bw’amajwi n’amashusho.

Ni indirimbo Muchoma Muchomani aririmbamo igitero kimwe ariko agasobanura ko ubusanzwe mbere ayandika yari ifite ibitero bibiri yagombaga kuririmba hakazamo undi muhanzi uririmba inyikirizo.

Mu kiganiro yagiranye na ISANGO STAR, Muchoma yavuze ko mu gitero kimwe ari nacyo cyakuwemo ubwo yazanaga The Ben kuyiririmbamo harimo aho aririmba amazina y’abakobwa barimo Anitha Pendo.

Uyu muraperi yasobanuye ko hari n’aho aririmba Clarisse Karasira byigeze kuvugwa ko amukunda ndetse na Miss Uwicyeza Pamella bivugwa ko ari mu rukundo rw’ibanga na The Ben.

Yakomeje agira ati 'Hari aho naririmbaga ngo byina Gwala Gwala, Clarisse na Pamela… ariko byageze aho ubwo twashyiragamo The Ben icyo gitero biba ngombwa ko kivanwamo.'

Uyu musore uterura ngo avuge iby’umubano we na Clarisse Karasira yabajijwe niba koko bakundana araruca ararumira.

Indirimbo 'Umutoso’ yatunganyijwe mu buryo bw’amajwi na Heavy KiKi yunganirwa na Bob Pro naho amashusho yayo akorwa n’uwitwa Easy Cuts.

Umuraperi Muchoma Muchomani ni umwe mu bakomeje kwigaragaza mu muziki akaba uretse iyi ndirimbo 'Umutoso’ yaherukaga gushyira hanze iyitwa Papa Trap yafatanyije na Mng CoCo ndetse n’iyitwa Nikibazo.

Reba hano ‘Umutoso’

Maradona yatabarutse kuri uyu wa Gatatu tariki 25 Ugushyingo 2020, aho yari ari iwe mu rugo nyuma y’uko yari amaze ibyumweru bibiri asezerewe mu bitaro.

ARC which stands for Affordable, Reliable and Clean solar electricity has been in operation in Rwanda since 2017 and has immediate plans to connect 16,000 of its citizens nationwide. The creation of the Solar Business Parks reflects ARC’s desire to further empower rural communities of Rwanda and facilitate the emergence of untapped local business potential.

ARC Power’s team on the ground is comprised of 95% Rwandan nationals and is now installing first time, grid-quality power to communities where commercial activity has hence far been limited due to a lack of electricity.

The first of the parks- located in Murama in the Bugesera District- has recently opened its doors for business. Originally sporting four units, soon to expand to seven, the Solar Business Park will provide a home for a locally owned bakery, tailors, milling station and a welding shop. By early 2021, a further two Parks will go live to the Rwandan public.

The Business Park operates a 'plug-and-pay’ business model which allows local entrepreneurs to pay for the power used, and the space they occupy at the park, at an agreed rate. For their part, ARC Power will provide any machinery required by the entrepreneurs on finance and charge businesses a small rental fee for each unit.

Community engagement is at the heart of ARC Power’s work and residents will be consulted on their specific wants and needs before future Business Park plans are drawn up. Each site will therefore differ from the last and reflect the community it serves. It is not just about business, however, as ARC Power hopes to install an open-air cinema on the Murama site when Covid restrictions are lifted.

By the end of 2021, ARC Power plans to have at least 20 Solar Business Parks up and running to power the creation of more than a hundred new businesses across Rwanda.

Commenting on the development, CEO of ARC Power, Karl Boyce, said: 'Our work has always been about empowering the people of Rwanda by providing a solution to a lack of reliable power in rural areas. Through ARC Power’s clean, sustainable and dependable mini-grids we are well on our way and the creation of our Solar Business Parks is a further indication of our long-term intentions.'

'It is one thing bringing power to rural areas, but we want to facilitate an expansion of commercial activities in these places, and by building Solar Business Parks and assisting budding local entrepreneurs with the cost of machinery, we hope to support the next wave of Rwandan businesses to build something meaningful,' he added.

ARC Power has announced details for an initiative that will see new Solar Business Parks opened across its sites in Rwanda.

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Ingabo z’u Rwanda zatangaje ku wa ko Ubushinjacyaha bwa Gisirikare buri gushakisha uyu muhanzi bumukirikiranyeho icyaha cyo gusambanya umwana w’umukobwa utarageza imyaka y’ubukure aho byavuzwe ko ashobora kuba ari umwana we.

Nk’uko byatangajwe n’Ubuyobozi bw’Ingabo z’u Rwanda bubinyujije ku rubuga rwa Minisiteri y’Ingabo, ibi ngo byabereye mu murenge wa Ndera mu karere ka Gasabo kuwa Gatandatu tariki 21 Ugushyingo 2020.

Sergeant Robert yahakanye aya makuru yavuzwe y’uko yasambanyije umwana ahubwo ashimangira ko yavuye mu Rwanda ahunze kubera ko yatotejwe ari nayo mpamvu ari gusaba ubuhungiro muri Uganda.

Mu kiganiro yagiranye na Dial Monitor kuri uyu wa Gatatu, Sergeant Robert yavuze ko yageze muri Uganda ku wa 19 Ugushyingo 2020, aho yageze atorotse u Rwanda ahunze abamutoteza kubera ko avugana n’abo mu muryango wa Gen Fred Gisa Rwigema.

Yagize ati 'Ndi muri Uganda nshaka uko mpunga abampiga bashaka guhitana ubuzima bwanjye. Igihugu cyanjye ntigishaka umuntu uvugana n’abo mu muryango wa Rwigema kandi njye mfitanye nabo isano.'

Uyu musirikare yavuze ko bitashoboka ko yaba yarafashe umwana ku ngufu ku wa 21 Ugushyingo nk’uko byatangajwe kuko icyo gihe yari yaramaze kugera muri Uganda.

Sergeant Major Robert azwi mu ndirimbo nyinshi yakoranye n’itsinda 'Army Jazz Band’ ry’abasirikare baririmba indirimbo zivuga ubutwari bw’ingabo z’u Rwanda.

Yanamenyekanye mu zindi zitandukanye zivuga ubutumwa busanzwe zirimo n’ihimbaza Imana yakunzwe mu myaka yashize yitwa Impanda.

N’ubwo ubu afite ipeti rya Sergeant Major, abantu bakomeje kumwita Sergeant Robert kuko ari ryo zina yamamayeho, bijyanye n’ipeti yari afite icyo gihe, ugiye kumuvuga wese akabanzaho ipeti bigera aho bamwe babifata nk’aho Sergeant ari akazina ke bwite.

Jibu set up in Rwanda in 2012 with a focus on producing safe drinking water using up to date water purification methods licensed by Rwanda Standards Board (RSB) and Food and Drugs Authority (FDA).

Kabatende Darlington, the Managing Director of Jibu Rwanda has told IGIHE that the company has since inception gradually instilled the culture of drinking safe water among Rwandans and created job opportunities for Rwandans.

'There are many achievements to celebrate. We have brought Jibu water closer to Rwandans and its benefits to public attention as much as we can. Rwandans are thankful because many people used to drink boiled water. It would take time and the hygiene of such water is sometimes compromised. We are happy that Rwandans in different districts have embraced our products over the past eight years,' he said.

Kabatende explained that the cost should not be a barrier for Rwandans because Jibu water is made available at fair pricing.

'We use reliable filtration methods to produce Jibu water and make it available nearby Rwandans’ homes at lower price. With only Rwf 1500, one can buy 20 liters contained in bottles with tap dispenser,' he noted encouraging more Rwandans to take advantage of that opportunity.

Providing job opportunities

Apart from instilling the culture of drinking safe water, Jibu has been a gateway for many to become entrepreneurs.

Through 'Franchising’ model, Jibu has granted Rwandans an authorization to develop businesses acting as agents for the company’s products. According to Kabatende , this goes with progressive training to agents to ensure they meet requirements.

'We have among others granted authorization to many Rwandans to sell Jibu water which created room for new opportunities. We have agents representing us in many shops granted authorization to filter and sell Jibu water. It has created chains of job opportunities to many Rwandans countrywide involved in those activities,' he stressed.

Through the Franchising model, Jibu works with 50 agents producing its brand water and closely follows them up to ensure standards are respected.

To date, Jibu employs 500 Rwandans of whom the majority is the youth.

Jibu has footprints in other regional countries including Tanzania, Uganda, Kenya, Burundi, Zambia, Zimbabwe and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

The company eyes expansion into other basic needs. It has already started manufacturing porridge flour known as 'Jibu Healthy porridge’ and plans to introduce gas in coming days.

Jibu also participates in different Government programs aimed at promoting citizens’ welfare.

JIBU has instilled the culture of drinking safe water among Rwandans.

Jibu water is made available in different shops countrywide.

Jibu leverages on updated water purification methods meeting standards.

Jibu has ventured into the manufacturing of porridge flour.

The Managing Director of Jibu Rwanda, Darlington Kabatende says the company has facilitated easy access to safe drinking water among Rwandans.

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