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  • Dr Leo Mugesera Loses Appeal Against Life Sentence, Appeals Again #rwanda #RwOT

    It is not yet over until it is over- this seems to be the guiding principle for Genocide convict Dr Leon Mugesera who seemingly wants to exhaust all legal means available to secure his freedom or lessen his life sentence.

    On Friday, Mugesera 68 year-old appeared in the Court of Appeal for a verdict on his appeal against life sentence. In October last year, the Academician that was deported from Canada appealed against his life sentence submitting that he did not get a fair trial.

    On his conviction five years ago, court ruled that he was guilty of multiple counts, including incitement to commit Genocide, inciting ethnic hatred and persecution as a crime against humanity.

    In 1992, Mugesera is remembered for making an infamous hate speech while at Kabaya Sous Prefecture currently Ngororero district, Western Province. He was openly calling upon the ethnic Hutus at a time to exterminate Tutsi. Later over a million Tutsi were killed in the 1994 Genocide against Tutsi .

    His previous appeal in June this year was hinged on account that the judge who presided over the case distorted the content of his infamous 1992 speech in Kabaya.

    Before his deportation, in 2005 the Supreme court of Canada ruled that Mugesera, through his speech, had 'incited to murder, genocide and hatred and had committed a crime against humanity.

    Source : https://taarifa.rw/dr-leo-mugesera-loses-appeal-against-life-sentence-appeals-again/

  • President Ndayishimiye Demands Removal Of Burundi From Security Council Agenda #rwanda #RwOT

    President Evariste Ndayishimiye has accused the UN Security Council for deliberately keeping his country on its agenda saying this is an attack on Burundi.

    The seemingly isolated President made the remarks via a video conference while submitting to the 75th United Nations General Assembly on Thursday, September 24.

    He described the Security Council intentions on Burundi as 'muscle diplomacy' and called for cooperation beneficial to all states.

    'We therefore reiterate our legitimate call for Burundi's immediate withdrawal from the agenda of the Security Council, and to use this precious time to deal with socio-economic development and to support national efforts in the implementation of the national plan of development of Burundi 2018-2027 and the sustainable development goals of the 2030 agenda,' said President Ndayishimiye.

    According to him, the fact that he is on this agenda is a factor of destabilization of the country rather than promoting peace and tranquillity. 'Burundi is arbitrarily on the agenda of the Security Council for political reasons and the selfish interests of certain powers, which have nothing to do with the well-being of the Burundian people, which in no way constitutes a threat to international peace and security.'

    On the diplomatic front, President Ndayishimiye wants strong diplomacy to give way to mutually beneficial and respectful cooperation. He speaks of 'the tendency of certain states which use both subtle and illegal means to regulate geopolitics in the countries of the South and to replace the international community to oppress other countries by imposing unilateral coercive measures on them in violation of the principles of the United Nations Charter must cease.

    'My country reaffirms its commitment to play its full part in building a world order based on the rule of law, a peaceful, equitable and prosperous world and respectful of the principles of the United Nations Charter,' he said.

    Source : https://taarifa.rw/president-ndayishimiye-demands-removal-of-burundi-from-security-council-agenda/

  • Comparing Africa's Gambling Laws #rwanda #RwOT

    Gambling is one of the oldest pastimes in the world with archaeologists finding evidence of it as far back as the Palaeolithic period. Recent discoveries have shown the presence of gambling in pre-Roman Britain, the Middle East, and indeed Africa.

    With such a rich and varied history around the globe, it is no wonder that gambling today looks different from one country to another. In Africa for example, it is possible to legally gamble in a plush casino only 20 miles or so from the border of a country with strict anti-gambling laws.

    In this article, we will look at a small selection of African countries with varying attitudes to gambling to discover the impact that their differing stances have on their people and their economy as a result.

    Somalia

    In Somali, it's illegal to gamble which means the economy doesn't benefit from the gambling industry at all.

     In the Quran, gambling is described as a 'grave sin' and 'abominations of Satan's handiwork' so it is no surprise that it is completely illegal in Somalia, a country where more than 99% of the population is Muslim. As a result, there are no legal gambling premises in the country and despite the presence of some illicit gambling venues, the majority of the population choose to abstain from visiting them.

    Persons caught gambling in Somalia are not subjected to fines and custodial sentences as in other countries around the world where gambling is also illegal. Instead, Somalians caught gambling are punished under Shari'a law and usually subjected to public flogging. This punishment appears to be a big enough deterrent for would-be gamblers, even those with access to the internet.

    According to industry statistics, Somalia has an online gambling penetration of less than 1.5% with the majority of global providers choosing to steer clear of offering their remote services to Somalians.

    Legalisation would provide a drastic boost to the Somalian economy. With a GDP of $4.7 billion, Somalia's economy is worth more than $1 billion than the British online gambling market. The chances of Somalia relaxing its strict anti-gambling laws are slim to none, with any change in attitude being heavily reliant on a dramatic change in religious demographics.

    Egypt

    The rules in Egypt are a little ambiguous when it comes to gambling which makes it hard for citizens to gamble freely.

    Another Muslim country on the African continent that has strict gambling laws is Egypt. Unlike Somalia though, gambling isn't completely illegal in Egypt. The national lottery is perfectly legal in the country and is played by hundreds of thousands of citizens every week.

    In addition to this, there are three cities within Egypt that have legal gambling facilities, with thirteen such venues in the capital Cairo. The catch though is that these casinos are not open to Egyptian citizens. Casino gambling in the country is only available to foreign tourists with punters having to show their passports on arrival to gain entry. In order to further discourage Egyptians from chancing their arm, all of the country's casinos only accept wagers in US dollars.

    The last legislation specifically focused on gambling in Egypt was written almost a century ago so unsurprisingly makes no mention of online gambling. Therefore, Egyptians are free to play slots, poker, or baccarat online with a host of foreign operators. Online gambling has taken on a life of its own around the world in recent years, in countries where there are tough but fair regulations, it can be a huge help to the economy. In the UK for example, gambling enterprises are required to pay the UK government a minimum of 15% tax on any amount up to £2,370,500. However, there is a huge amount of competition and only the best make a name for themselves. Well-established and respected providers 888 online casino have established themselves as a market leader due to their use of new technology, their range of games, and trustworthy reputation, as a result, they are now a thriving UK online casino. They cater to the needs of millions of customers who love to gamble but also provide much-needed stimuli to the country's economy.

    In recent years there has been growing pressure from left-leaning politicians to relax Egypt's strict anti-gambling laws. Supporters of legalisation claim that the $200 million currently brought in from gambling each year could be increased by as much as 300% if laws were to fall in line with most other modern countries.

    Kenya

    The third-highest gambling revenues in Africa come from Kenya which is remarkable when you consider that just 51 million of the continent's 1.2 billion inhabitants live in the country. In Kenya all forms of gambling are legal, but by far the most popular activity is online sports betting. Football is the sport of choice for Kenyans with 83% of all bets being placed on the sport, usually the English Premier League. Whilst there is no shortage of betting shops in the country, most Kenyan gamblers prefer to place wagers on their smartphones rather than in person. Sports betting is so popular in the country that last year, $29 million of Kenya's $50 million total gambling revenues were posted by sports betting companies.

    Away from the lure of sports, casino gambling is becoming increasingly popular in Kenya. At the time of writing, there are 13 medium to large-scale casinos in the country with multiple planned developments in the pipeline. One major problem for the Kenyan gambling economy however is the prevalence of overseas company in the marketplace. Millions of Kenyans tune in to watch Premier League action every week and when they do, they are inundated with adverts and sponsorship logos from British-based sports betting companies. As such, it appears that most Kenyan sports fans prefer to bet with British companies, rather than homegrown providers.

    Plans to ban overseas-based betting companies in Kenya have been mooted in the past, but as of yet, nothing has been done to stem the tide of money leaving the country every week and going into the bank accounts of British based gambling companies. If the Kenyan government can find a solution to this problem and promote domestic gambling companies, gross gambling revenues in the country could explode.

    Summary

    Africa is a melting pot of different customs, cultures, and religions and as such has no uniformed approach to gambling. In most Muslim countries on the continent, there are strict anti-gambling laws to discourage citizens from partaking in the activity. On the other hand, there are plenty of countries in Africa where almost every form of gambling imaginable is completely legal. In these countries though, there remain many challenges ahead to ensure to economy benefits from gambling sufficiently. There does appear to be a wind of change in many countries though, so perhaps in years to come there will be plenty of African countries with the thriving gambling industry.

     

     

     

    Source : https://taarifa.rw/comparing-africas-gambling-laws/

  • Polisi yafashe abaroba mu kiyaga cya Kivu mu buryo bunyuranyije n’amategeko #rwanda #RwOT

    Umuyobozi w’ishami rya Polisi rishinzwe umutekano wo mu mazi, Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Elias Mwesigye yavuze hakajijwe ibikorwa byo gukumira ibikorwa bibi byose bibera mu biyaga byo mu Rwanda.

    Yagize ati: “Amakuru aturuka mu ma koperative y’abarobyi ndetse n’abandi baturage aho baduha amakuru y’ibyaha bibera mu mazi.”

    ACP Mwesigye yakomeje avuga ko iyo mikoranire ariyo yatumye abarobyi bane bafatwa ndetse n’ibikoresho bakoreshaga baroba. Igikorwa cyabaye saa tanu z’ijoro hafatwa imitego umunani yo mu bwoko bwa Kaningini n’ amato 5.

    ACP Mwesigye yavuze ko imitego yatwitswe naho abarobyi bajyanwa gufungirwa kuri sitasiyo ya Polisi ya Nkombo bakazarekurwa bamaze gutanga amande.

    Twabibutsa ko muri iki cyumweru iri shami rya Polisi rishinzwe umutekano wo mu mazi ryafashe abarobyi 6 ndetse n’ibikoresho bakoreshaga. Muri iki gikorwa hanafashwe abarobyi 4 bamaze kuroha mu mazi bagenzi babo babiri mu kiyaga barohorwa na Polisi.

    ACP Mwesigye yavuze ko ibikorwa birimo gukorwa biri no mu murongo wo kugenzura iyubahirizwa ry’amabwiza ya Leta yo guhagarika uburobyi mu kiyaga cya Kivu.

    Yagize ati: “Ibikorwa turimo gukorera mu kiyaga cya Kivu birajyana no kugenzura iyubahirizwa ry’amabwiriza aherutse gutangwa na Leta muri Kanama, amabwiriza ahagarika uburobyi mu mu kiyaga cya Kivu by’igihe gito mu rwego rwo kubungabunga amafi muri kiriya kiyaga.”

    Itegeko n° 58/2008 ryo kuwa 10/09/2008 rigena imitunganyirize n’imicungire y’ubworozi bwo mu mazi n’uburobyi mu Rwanda, ingingo ya 30 ivuga ko umuntu wese ukora ibikorwa by’uburobyi atabifitiye uruhushya ruvugwa mu ngingo ya 16 y’iri tegeko, ahanishwa ihazabu y’amafaranga y’u Rwanda kuva ku bihumbi mirongo itanu (50.000) kugeza ku bihumbi magana abiri (200.000) n’igifungo kuva ku mezi atatu (3) kugeza ku mezi atandatu (6) cyangwa se kimwe muri ibyo bihano no kwamburwa ibikoresho byakoreshejwe.

    Ingingo ya 11 muri iri tegeko igaragaza ibibujijwe mu burobyi aribyo gukoresha ibintu bihumanya bigamije kuyobya ubwenge amafi, kuyananiza cyangwa kuyica, gukoresha ibintu biturika, gukoresha uburyo bwa rukuruzi cyangwa amashanyarazi, gukubita amazi ugamije guhinda amafi, kuroba aho ibinyabuzima byo mu mazi byororokera.

    Ingingo ya 29 ivuga ko Ku bw’iri tegeko, aba akoze icyaha umuntu wese, ukoresha uburyo, imiti cyangwa ibikoresho by’uburobyi bibujijwe, urobera ahantu habujijwe cyangwa mu bihe bibujijwe, udahita asubiza mu mazi ubwoko bw’ibinyabuzima byo mu mazi bitemewe kurobwa, ibifite uburemere cyangwa ingero biri munsi y’ibiteganyijwe muri iri tegeko, ubuza mu buryo ubwo ari bwo bwose abakozi bashinzwe kugenza ibyaha gukora imirimo basabwa n’iri tegeko, ukora igikorwa cyose cyatuma igice ibinyabuzima byo mu mazi byororokeramo gisenyuka cyangwa cyakwangiza ahantu cyimeza ho gutuburira no kongerera umutungo w’ibinyabuzima byo mu mazi, usenya cyangwa uhisha ibimenyetso by’icyaha bivugwa muri iyi ngingo.

    Source : https://www.imirasire.rw/?Polisi-yafashe-abaroba-mu-kiyaga-cya-Kivu-mu-buryo-bunyuranyije-n-amategeko

  • Mu Rwanda abandi bantu babiri bishwe na Covid-19 #Rwanda #RwOT via @kigalitoday #rwanda #RwOT

    Abo babiri bishwe na COVID-19 ni Abanyarwanda umwe w’imyaka 46 n’undi w’imyaka 44 y’amavuko bitabye Imana bari i Kigali.

    Minisiteri y’Ubuzima kandi yatangaje ko kuri uyu wa Gatanu habonetse abantu icyenda bashya banduye icyorezo cya COVID-19, mu gihe abandi 30 bakize.

    Abo barwayi bashya icyenda babonetse mu bipimo 1,400 bakaba barimo 5 babonetse muri Kigali, babiri muri Nyamagabe, na babiri muri Nyagatare.

    Kugeza kuri uyu wa Gatanu mu Rwanda abamaze kwandura icyo cyorezo ni 4,798 muri bo abamaze gukira ni 3,080 naho abakivurwa ni 1,689.

    Minisiteri y’Ubuzima isaba Abaturarwanda bose gukomeza kwitwararika bubahiriza amabwiriza yo kwirinda ikwirakwira ry’icyorezo cya COVID-19.

    source https://www.kigalitoday.com/ubuzima/indwara/article/mu-rwanda-abandi-bantu-babiri-bishwe-na-covid-19

  • Le président Paul Kagame conduit le conseil des ministres sur les nouvelles stratégies de lutte contre la Covid 19 #rwanda #RwOT

    On se rappellera que lors du récent Conseil des Ministres tenu le 10 septembre dernier, on avait allongé les heures de mouvement de la journée de travail où le couvre-feu de 19 heures a été remis à 21 heures, la quarantaine du district de Rusizi frontalier avec la ville congolaise de Bukavu de la Province du Sud Kivu, a été partiellement assouplie pour laisser entrer ou sortir dudit district seuls des véhicules autres que ceux du transport en commun.
    ” Des activités publiques et privées autorisées dont les cérémonies de mariage vont devoir continuer sous réserve de se conformer strictement aux directives de lutte contre la propagation de cette pandémie. Au nombre de ces directives, il ya le fait que l’occupation des lieux bâtis de ces rencontres ne doit pas dépasser 30% de leur capacité en temps normal “, avait-il été décidé.
    La rencontre s’est penchée sur la reprise des activités touristiques dans les parcs nationaux. ” Les touristes devront être testés négatifs à la Covid 19 à leurs frais, avant de se faire agréer pour les visites “, disait le communiqué tombé à la fin de la rencontre.
    Le communiqué précisait qu’après un réexamen appréciatif de la situation sanitaire sur une période de 15 jours, donc ce vendredi, de nouvelles stratégies vont être arrêtées.

    IGIHE

    Source : https://fr.igihe.com/Le-president-Paul-Kagame-conduit-le-conseil-des-ministres-sur-les-nouvelles.html

  • TESTIMONY: I Wonder How You Can Do Do Business In Rwanda Without Connections #rwanda #RwOT

    As a Rwandan-Canadian citizen who decided to return back to my motherland after living in Canada for more than 10 years. I am here on Taarifa with the hope of releasing my frustration and hopefully get some answers. Long story short, ever since I was a little girl, I loved my motherland, Rwanda. My parents sent me to Canada for education. However, I always knew I would come back to contribute to building my country.

    Three years ago, I had a dream to come live and work for my beautiful Rwanda. During those three years, I have tried many different big projects (because I can't help but to think big and my spirit of entrepreneurship ne me lessera pas être une funcionnelle) and many of them were incredibly innovative which happened to fall in our country's vision, but none of them ever went through for me.

    They were instead taken by those in power that I presented them to (pretty much stole my ideas and never credited me). My question is; is there anybody who can relate to what I am talking about here? Anyone already experienced a similar thing? If yes, how do you all keep courage? Is there a code? Right now, I am very disappointed and frustrated because, apparently from what many said, is that to be able to do big projects here in Rwanda, you have to know someone in a higher position or you have to be a child of 'someone in high powers. Unfortunately, I am a lady of principles and one of my life's principles tells me that everyone deserves what he/she worked hard for, plus I don't know or relate to those people in government's higher position in order to be allowed to own my projects and contribute to my motherland's development.

    My question is; if one can only be allowed to do great things as it is in her/his heart for her/his beautiful country when she/he is only a child of someone powerful in the country, can you then, you powerful people adopt us who are not from powerful families, but yet very intelligent, so we too can get the opportunity to use our talents, strengths, and wisdom in a bigger scale than we are capable of for the contribution to the development of the country we love? I love Rwanda so much and I always have ideas flowing only to do my part in making it the best country. I am not a politician, I am a young entrepreneur with thousands of innovative ideas, all I know and feel as my greatest gift is creating and running big businesses.

    I just wish things were a little straightforward with organizations/institutions, etc here in Rwanda and allow simple but yet capable people like me to also walk towards our dreams of being part of making our country great, economically.

    What frustrates me a lot is that most institutions will invite you to do presentations of a project, and after the presentation, they will all tell you how you have an amazing project that it is exactly one of what our country needs and they will tell you to keep working on it that they will definitely call you for business. A few months later, you hear that they have given that business to someone else who wasn't even ready, who didn't have the project needed ready, but they will get that someone they want to start developing the same project like yours and wait for him/her to finish it and get the offer. This happens a lot within public and private organizations here in Rwanda. As much as I hate to accept it, but it looks like what I used to hear when I was back in Canada that the code to launch a big project here in Rwanda, one has to have a general, a minister, or other 'powerful person' on her/his side. That it is never been based on how wise you can be, talented you can be, or what you are capable of as a Rwandan. It is rather based on who you are? How powerful or influential you are or who do you know. I am not here to confirm that say, and I am not here to dismiss it either, and even if it may sound in my writing as if I am putting all this wrongdoing on Rwanda, I still know that we can not generalize and put all these wrongdoings on Rwanda as a whole, it is rather at a personal level (some employees) yet the outcome is a bad image for the whole country. It is just like that Rwandan proverb that says: 'Abumwe agatukisha bose'…And I wonder how us who don't have parents or family members that are generals, ministers, or who are 'powerful in otherways' etc will get opportunities to give our country what we are capable of in terms of building it not to do what is available or designated to us, but to actually do what we are talented for and give it all we got. I am writing this note frustrated and disappointed, and most importantly sad because I used to encourage my talented young Rwandan friends and acquaintances to come back home and built our motherland, but for the past one year, I've been avoiding such conversations with them because I don't want to tell them my painful experience so far and I don't want to lie to them either that things are good that they should invest their time, knowledge, money in projects to build their country.

    There is already one family that moved back here and they used to ask me how it is like to come back home and I remember saying that it will be the best thing to do (even though I was struggling to own my projects, but I refused to use my bad experience to discourage them; I was like maybe they won't experience the same). They are here now, and still, I haven't made a single complaint to them, I just pray that they will not have an unpleasant experience. I want them to find better than they had in Canada. They are extremely smart people too, I want Rwanda to benefit from their knowledge. September 21, 2020, I received another bad news that after months of working on upgrading my 4th innovative project trying to get it customized for this particular institution,  which had already shown interest and was in need of my service, and after months of back and forth conversations about working together, this private institution decided to choose another company here which in the first place was not in the bidding, which doesn't even have that exact project ready like mine, and that kind of project isn't something that takes a month or two to build, it takes several months if not years.

    I and my engineers spent over two years programming and took what I had as an idea a turned it into an incredible tangible tool. I invested a lot of money to have it completed as it is today, and now by the time I think that finally, all that hard work is going to start paying off, the client decided to follow the code: 'who is this person to give this business? Is he/she from that group of people that are entitled to get big projects here? So, the contract went to another company, and this company is apparently being offered that contract because it is owned by powerful people in Rwanda, and they want and will get the contract regardless of whether they meet all the bidding requirements or not. This was the fourth big project that I presented and dreamed to run in Rwanda, and now it is again taken by others who don't deserve it more than I ( they don't deserve it because I was the first with that kind of technology here in Rwanda, I've been developing it for three years now, I am the first to present it to those that needed it, I invested thousands of dollars and time on it, and now that finally, it was ready to serve my Rwanda, that 'power supremacy group' is taking me and my team out (they will rather make the institutions in need to wait months as they build the similar project as mine than to let us merit our sweat). I find this very unfair. And my question is; how do you keep your mind from giving up on your dream of wanting to participate in the development of your country? This is my first time ever writing a complaint on social media, I have been trying to hang tight for the past three years, but I guess starting today I should look the reality right in the face and act accordingly.

    My best option now is to go back to Canada and give my strength and knowledge to it, at least there nobody stands in the way of what I would like to accomplish (the obstacles are different factors than here) though my desire had always been to work for my lovely motherland. But, I would like to keep hope that maybe one day it will be possible to come back and work for my country and be able to contribute to its growth.

    To those who might be going through what I went through, stay strong, and don't you lose trust in yourselves. Keep being innovative, keep educating yourselves, become experts and masters of your area of expertise, keep loving your country and your leaders, fear God, don't lose hope, and eventually one day your hard work will pay off. Thank you for reading and I am sorry to vent on you. Stay blessed all.

    Editor: Betty Niwemugeni has narrated and shared her experiences with us. We are investigating all her claims.  

    Source : https://taarifa.rw/testimony-i-wonder-how-you-can-do-do-business-in-rwanda-without-connections/

  • Urukiko rw’Ubujurire rwanzuye ko igifungo cya burundu Dr Léon Mugesera yari yarakatiwe kigumaho #rwanda #RwOT

    Dr Leon Mugesera umaze imyaka umunani aburana ku byaha bya Jenoside bishingiye ku ijambo yavugiye i Kabaya rifatwa nka rutwitsi, urukiko rw’Ubujurire yari yajuririye icyemezo cyo gufungwa burundu, uru rukiko rwongeye kumukatira iki gihano, ahita akijuririra icyi cyemezo.

    Muri Mata 2016 Urukiko Rukuru rwari rwamuhamije icyaha cyo gukangurira gukora jenoside, kubiba urwango ashingiye ku bwoko no gutoteza nk’icyaha cyibasiye inyoko muntu.

    Urukiko rw’Ubujurire rwamuburanishije ku bujurire yarushyikirije bw’icyemezo cyo gufungwa burundu yakatiwe n’Urukiko Rukuru, rwasomye uyu mwanzuro mu gikorwa cyafashe amasaha ageze muri atatu.

    Uru rukiko rwagarutse ku mpamvu zatanzwe n’uregwa wasabaga guhanagurwaho ibyaha, rwavuze ko Dr Leon Mugesera yavuze ko ibyaha bya Jenoside aregwa byakozwe atari mu Rwanda bityo ko ataryozwa ibintu byabaye adahari.

    Uregwa kandi yabwiye Urukiko rw’Ubujurire ko Urukiko Rukuru rwamwimye uburenganzira bwo kwiregura kuko rwanze kumva Abatangabuhamya bamushinjura mu gihe Ubushinjacyaha bwavugaga ko uregwa ari we wiyimye uburenganzira kuko yasabwe urutonde rwa bariya batangabuhamya ntarutange.

    Ubushinjacyaha kandi burega Dr Leon Mugesera kuba ijambo yavugiye i Kabaya ku wa 22 Ugushyingo 1992 ari ryo ryakongeje urwango Abahutu bagiriye Abatutsi rukanavamo Jenoside yakorewe Abatutsi igahitana abarenga Miliyoni imwe.

    Muri ubu bujurire, Dr Leon Mugesera yavuze ko ririya jambo atigeze akongeza urwango ahubwo ko yahamagariraga abayoboke ba MRND kwanga agasuzuguro, kureka ubugambanyi n’ubushizi bw’isoni.

    Uregwa yanavugaga ko iriya mbwirwaruhame ye yari igamije gukangurira abantu kuzashishoza mu matora kuko yari yegereje ariko Urukiko rukavuga ko muri iriya discours ijambo ryavuzwe cyane ari 'Inyenzi’ kuko rwavuze inshuro 30 mu gihe ijambo 'amatora’ yarivuze inshuro 13.

    Urukiko rwagarutse ku byaranze amaburanisha y’uru rubanza rwaba urwo mu Rukiko Rukuru n’uru rwo mu Bujurire, rwavuze ko amagambo Dr Leon Mugesera yavugiye muri iriya nama yaragaragaje urwango afitiye Abatutsi kuko yabise amazina yo kubatesha agaciro nk’Inyenzi n’Inzoka.

    Umucamanza yavuze ko Dr Leon Mugesera ahamwa n’icyaha cyo gushishikariza ku mugaragaro kandi ku buryo butaziguye gukora Jenoside kuko mu mbwirwaruhame yavuye i Kabaya n’i Nyamyumba yahamagariraga abahutu kurimbura Abatutsi ngo bagasubizwa aho baturutse muri Abisnia muri Ethiopia.

    Yavuze ko ibi bikorwa bya Dr Leon Mugesera byabaye imwe mu ntambwe zaganishije kuri Jenoside yakorewe Abatutsi bityo ko ahamwa n’icyaha cyo gushishikariza ku mugaragaro kandi ku buryo butaziguye gukora Jenoside n’icyaha kibasie inyokomuntu agahanishwa igifungo cya Burundu.

    Urukiko rumaze gusoma uyu mwanzuro, Dr Leon Mugesera yahise azamura akaboko yaka ijambo, ahita avuga mu ijwi riranguruye ko ajuririye iki cyemezo ashingiye ku ngingo z’amategeko zirimo ivuga ko mu guca urubanza habayemo akarengane.

    Dr Léon Mugesera yafatiwe muri Canada yoherezwa mu Rwanda tariki ya 23 Mutama 2012. Urubanza rwe rutangira kuburanishwa mu mizi tariki ya 17 Mutarama 2013.

    Source : https://www.imirasire.rw/?Urukiko-rw-Ubujurire-rwanzuye-ko-igifungo-cya-burundu-Dr-Leon-Mugesera-yari

  • Paul Rusesabagina yabwiye Urukiko Rwisumbuye ko ntaho ahuriye n’ibyakozwe na FLN #rwanda #RwOT

    Rusesabagina arimo kuburana urubanza rw’ubujurire ku ifungwa n’ifungurwa ry’agateganyo mu Rukiko Rwisumbuye rwa Nyarugenge, nyuma y’umwanzuro atishimiye wo kumufunga by’agateganyo wafashwe n’Urukiko rw’Ibanze rwa Kicukiro ku itariki ya 17 Nzeri 2020.

    Rusesabagina yabwiye urukiko ko nubwo ari mu bayobora impuzamashyaka MRCD-Ubumwe, ntaho ahuriye n’umutwe ushinjwa iterabwoba wa FLN ya Callixte Nsabimana ndetse na Herman Nsengimana.

    Nsabimana Callixte na Herman Nsengimana bafashwe ari abavugizi b’umutwe wa FLN, na bo bafungiwe muri gereza zo mu Rwanda.

    Rusesabagina hamwe n’abamwunganira bavuga ko mu mpuzamashyaka MRCD, buri shyaka ryose rifite icyo rishinzwe kandi ryigenga.

    Yagize ati: “Ishyaka CNRD ni ryo ryari rishinzwe abasirikare, FLN bari abasirikare bayo, twebwe (PDR-Ihumure) twari dushinzwe dipolomasi, ntaho nari mpuriye na FLN. FLN kandi yari ifite umuvugizi wayo, ni yo mpamvu Callixte Nsabimana ari we wabaye Umuvugizi.”

    Nubwo Rusesabagina avuga atya ariko, Nsabimana Callixte ushinjwa ibyaha by’ubugizi bwa nabi yakoze ubwo yari umuvugizi w’umutwe witwara gisirikare wa FLN, we ubwo aheruka mu rukiko yasabye ko dosiye y’urubanza rwe itahuzwa n’iya Herman Nsengimana wamusimbuye ku buvugizi bw’uwo mutwe.

    Icyakora icyo gihe yavuze ko igihe dosiye ye yaburanishirizwa hamwe n’iya Herman Nsengimana, ubucamanza bwahita bunazana dosiye ya Paul Rusesabagina wayoboraga impuzamashyaka ya MRCD yanashinze uwo mutwe wa FLN bose bakoreraga bakaburanira hamwe.

    Abunganira Rusesabagina bakomeza bavuga ko ibyaha umukiriya wabo aregwa ntaho ahuriye na byo, kuko ngo Rusesabagina atari ari mu Rwanda. atari Umunyarwanda, atabikoreye ku butaka bw’u Rwanda kandi itegeko rihana ibyaha ryo muri 2012 ritakiriho.

    Me David Rugaza, umwe mu bunganira Rusesabagina avuga ko Urukiko rw’Ibanze rwa Kicukiro ngo rutigeze rugira icyo ruvuga niba rufite ububasha bwo kuburanisha ibi byaha biregwa Rusesabagina.

    Yagize ati: “Tukaba dusaba Urukiko (Rwisumbuye) kwemeza ko Urukiko rw’Ibanze rwa Kicukiro rutari rufite ububasha bwo kuburanisha uru rubanza, kuko rwashingiye ku mpamvu zitemewe n’amategeko.”

    Me Rugaza avuga ko guhera muri 1997 kugeza uyu munsi Rusesabagina atari Umunyarwanda, kandi atari ari mu Rwanda kuva muri 1996 kugera mu Kanama 2020.

    Ashingira ku ngingo ya 11 y’Itegeko ryo muri 2012-2018 rishyiraho igitabo cy’amategeko ahana, ivuga ko uhamwa n’iki cyaha agomba kuba yaragikoreye mu Rwanda, kandi iri tegeko ntabwo rikibaho mu gihe icyaha Rusesabagina aregwa cyakozwe muri 2018.

    Source : https://www.imirasire.rw/?Paul-Rusesabagina-yabwiye-Urukiko-Rwisumbuye-ko-ntaho-ahuriye-n-ibyakozwe-na

  • Urukiko rw’ubujurire rwagumishijeho igihano cya burundu kuri Leon Mugesera #Rwanda #RwOT via @kigalitoday #rwanda #RwOT

    Leon Mugesera yari yajuriririye imyanzuro y’urukiko rukuru rwari rwamuhanishije igifungo cya burundu kubera ibyaha bya Jenoside yakorewe Abatutsi rwamuhamije.

    Leon Mugesera yari yajuririye urukiko rw’ubujurire asaba kugirwa umwere kuko ngo yimwe n’urukiko rukuru uburenganzira bwo kwiregura rwanga kumva abatangabuhamya bamushinjuraga ariko ubushinjacyaha bukagaragaza ko ari we wiyimye ubwo burenganzira.

    Leon Mugesera kandi yahakanaga ko ibyaha bya Jenoside ashinjwa ntabyo yakoze kuko Jenoside yabaye atari mu Rwanda, nyamara ubushinjacyaha bukagaragaza ko ijambo Leon Mugesera yavugiye ku Kabaya mu cyahoze ari Perefegitura ya Gisenyi mu 1992 ryakongeje urwango mu Bahutu bakanga Abatutsi kugeza kuri Jenoside yo mu 1994.

    Umucamanza yagarutse ku mbwirwaruhame Leon Mugesera yavugiye ku Kabaya n’i Nyamyumba ku Gisenyi ko zashishikarizaga mu buryo butaziguye kandi ku mugaragaro Abahutu kurimbura Abatutsi aho yavugaga ko Abatutsi bakwiye gusubizwa iwabo muri Abisiniya (Ethiopia), banyujijwe iy’ubusamo mu mugezi wa Nyabarongo.

    Urukiko rwagaragaje ko amagambo Leon Mugesera yagiye akoresha muri izo mbwirwaruhame zakoreshaga inyito z’urwango ku Batutsi kuko yabitaga inyenzi, n’inzoka, ariko Leon Mugesera akaba yarajuriye agaragaza ko imbwirwaruhame ye yari igamije kurwanya abanzi b’Igihugu no gutegura neza amatora. Leon Mugesera avuga kandi ko imbwirwaruhame ze zakunze gukoreshwa atari iz’umwimerere.

    Urukiko rw’ubujurire rwanzuye ko Leon Mugesera ahanishwa igifungo cya burundu nk’uko byari byategetswe n’urukiko rukuru kubera ko ibikorwa bye biri mu byatije umurindi Jenoside yakorewe Abatutsi, ibyo bigasobanura ko ahamwa n’icyaha cyo gushishikariza ku mugaragaro kandi ku buryo butaziguye gukora Jenoside n’ibyaha byibasiye inyoko muntu, bityo ko ahanishijwe igifungo cya burundu.

    source https://www.kigalitoday.com/ubutabera/jenoside/article/urukiko-rw-ubujurire-rwagumishijeho-igihano-cya-burundu-kuri-leon-mugesera