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  • Nshaka umuhungu twakora ubukwe maze tukazajya kwibanira muri Amerika nyuma ya Corona Virus. #rwanda #RwOT

    Naje mu Rwanda nje gusura abavandimwe n’inshuti , ariko ndashaka kuzasubirayo nkoze ubukwe n’umusore wakwemerako dusubiranayo, Ibijyanye n’ibyangobwa byose nzabimufasha kuko njye bizanyorohera kubimuhesha kubera ko mbyemerewe.

    Nitwa Kaboneye Diane , maze iminsi muri Kigali aho ntuye muri Appartment kuko naje mvuye muri Amerika nje kwishimishanya n’umuryango wanjye , kuva nabaho nakundanye n’umusore umwe w’umuzungu antesha umutwe kuburyo numvishe ntagikeneye gukundana n’umuntu duhuriye muri Amerika.

    Ubu rero kuko ndi murugo byibuza niyumvishako nahakura umugabo wambera imfura nanjye nkamubera indi , akampa urukundo nanjye nkarumuha.

    Ikingenzi nuko yaba afite imyaka hagati ya 26-30 kuko njye mfite imyaka 25 y’amavuko gusa , ibindi twabivuganaho hagize uwumva yankunda.

    Ikitonderwa : Uwo musore agomba kuba afite igihagararo yambara akaberwa kandi byibuze yararangije amashuri yisumbuye kugirango nzabone uko mpita mushakira akazi tugeze muri Amerika. Akaba yemera ko yatura muri Amerika nk’umuturage waho tukazafatanya kuharerera abana tuzabyarana.

    Andika aho batangira ibitekerezo hasi muri Comment ubundi duhuze , cyangwa niyo iyo gahunda ntayo waba ufite ungire Inama.

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  • Ishyamba si ryeru mu itsinda rya Active #rwanda #RwOT

    Mu itsinda rya Active ryakanyujujijeho mu muziki w’u Rwanda harimo umwuka mubi n’ibibazo bishobora gusiga abarigize batandukanye.

  • Ibibazo bya ADEPR bikomeje kuba agatereranzamba: CA yiyambuye ububasha ishyiraho komisiyo ya baringa #rwanda #RwOT

    Ibibazo bimaze iminsi bivugwa mu itorero ADEPR, birimo gucikamo ibice hagati ya Biro Nyobozi, guheza no kwirukana bamwe, gusesagura umutungo n’ibindi, byatuwe Inama y’Ubuyobozi (CA) y’iri torero ishyiraho komisiyo yo kubyigaho, gusa abakurikiranira hafi ibibera muri iri torero bemeza ko ari ‘baringa’.

  • Igitego Kagere Meddie yaraye atsinze bakacyanga ntikivugwaho rumwe(VIDEO) #rwanda #RwOT

    Rutahizamu w’umunyarwanda ukinira ikipe ya Simba SC muri Tanzania, Meddie Kagere ntiyahiriwe n’intangiriro za shampiyona y’iki gihugu, ni nyuma yo gutsinda igitego abasifuzi bakacyanga, gusa bigaragara ko cyari igitego nta kurarira kwabayeho nk’uko byavuzwe.

    Ku munsi w’ejo ku Cyumweru tariki ya 6 Nzeri 2020, shampiyona ya Tanzania umwaka w’imikino 2020-2021 yaratangiye, Simba SC ya Meddie Kagere yari yasuye Ihefu FC izamutse mu cyiciro cya 2.

    Ni umukino Simba SC yatsinze 2-1, ibitego bya Simba SC byatsinzwe na John Bocco na Mzamiru Yassin, mu gihe icya Ihefu FC cyatsinzwe na Omary Mpunda.

    Meddie Kagere yinjiye mu kibuga simbuye, akaba yaraje kubona amahirwe ku munota wa 73 ku mupira wari uhinduwe na Ibrahim Ajibu Migomba, maze uyu rutahizamu arirambura ashyiraho umutwe umupira uboneza mu rushundura.

    Meddie yatsinze igitego baracyanga

    Gusa iki gitego cyaje kwangwa n’umusifuzi wo ku ruhande avuga ko Meddie Kagere yari yaraririye.

    Nk’uko byagiye bigarukwaho n’abasesenguze banifashishije amashusho ya Azam TV yerekanye uyu mukino, ni uko umusifuzi yibeshye agafata icyemezo ahubutse kuko igitego Meddie yatsinze cyari cyo nta kurarira kwigeze kubaho nk’uko amashusho abyerekana.

    source http://isimbi.rw/siporo/article/igitego-kagere-meddie-yaraye-atsinze-bakacyanga-ntikivugwaho-rumwe-video

  • Seven arrested over illegal mining, mineral trade #rwanda #RwOT

    The suspects include one Onesphore Kamana, 45, who was caught with 15 tonnes of Cassiterite and Coltan minerals.

    Others are Joseph Nshimiyimana, 37, who was found with 300kgs of cassiterite and coltan and Justin Habumuremyi, 46, found with 31.5kgs.

    Other four suspects were at the time conducting illegal mining activities.

    They are identified as Jean Bosco Hagenimana, 25, Theoneste Gafaranga, 25, Samuel Iyakaremye, 28, and Theoneste Gafaranga, 48.

    The information on these people’s illegal mineral business was shared by community policing partners, according to Chief Inspector of Police (CIP) Aloys Bugingo, the District Police Commander (DPC) of Kamonyi.

    “These people fall in two groups; those who engage in mining and those who buy the minerals from them. There is a group of illegal miners that calls itself Abahebyi, which in most cases operates at night, and these strengthened operations are meant to break these chains,” the DPC said.

    He also issued fresh warning to the people involved in these illegal businesses that is not only dangerous to individuals, but also destroys the environment.

    “They must know that their business is illegal and punishable by the law. Sometimes, these illegal mining activities have resulted into fatal accidents. Most of them do it at night, without even protecting themselves.”

    Similar operations conducted last week also saw the arrest of six illegal mineral dealers.

    Article 54 of the law on mining and quarry operations, states that any person who undertakes mineral or quarry exploration, exploitation, processing or trading without a licence commits an offence.

    Upon conviction, the offender is liable to imprisonment for a term of between two and six months and a fine of not less than Rwf1 million and not more than Rwf5 million or only one of these penalties.

    The court also orders confiscation of any seized minerals or quarry in storage, trading or processing without a licence.

    IGIHE

    source https://en.igihe.com/news/article/seven-arrested-over-illegal-mining-mineral-trade

  • Police, REMA in air pollution awarenesses campaign ahead of International Air Quality Day #rwanda #RwOT

    The awareness also involves mass testing of vehicle emissions. It is conducted in line with the ‘International Air Quality Day’ held every September 7, to educate the public on air pollution and control measures.

    The Clean Air Day brings together communities, businesses, education, and the health sector to improve public understanding of air pollution, both indoors and outdoors; build awareness of how air pollution affects human health, and to explain some of the easy things that can be done to tackle air pollution towards environmental protection.

    The campaign was held across highways connecting the City of Kigali to other parts of the country as Police officers from Motor-vehicle Inspection Centre (MIC) engaged in testing automobiles’ fume emissions.

    Air pollution is the single greatest environmental risk to human health and one of the main avoidable causes of death and disease globally, according to the UN.

    Transportation is considered the largest single source of air pollution globally leading to climate change.

    Pollution in the air is now the fourth-highest cause of death worldwide, trailing smoking, high blood pressure, and diet-related diseases. The majority of these deaths are recorded in poorer countries.

    It is estimated that more than 90 percent of people globally breathe polluted air and approximately seven million people die from air pollution-related causes every year.

    According to Modeste Mugabo, Air Quality Monitoring Sector Specialist in REMA, Rwanda lies in the safer zone of the Air Quality Index.

    “Rwanda falls under the moderate stage of the Air Quality Index, and the awareness, as well as testing fuel emissions, are part of the implementation of the national policy to ensure the air is clean and to prevent related diseases,” Mugabo said.

    The key greenhouse gases associated with road transport are carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4), and nitrous oxide (N2O).

    Medical experts say that pollutants cause aggravated respiratory diseases such as emphysema, bronchitis, asthma lung damage, heart diseases, and reduced resistance to infections.

    “Motorists drive through roads with no idea of the ill-effects of their exhaust fumes on the environment and people’s health, and this awareness is designed to influence especially motorists’ understanding on the problem control measures,” Mugabo said.
    Today, Rwanda has nine Air Quality monitoring stations and one reference station.
    The UN observes that in the absence of aggressive intervention, the number of premature deaths resulting from ambient air pollution is estimated to be on track to increase by more than 50 percent by 2050.

    Chief Superintendent of Police (CSP) Bernardin Nsengiyumva, the Deputy Commanding Officer of Motor-vehicle Inspection Centre (MIC), said that fuel emission is one of the tests conducted at MIC.

    “The MIC services also include testing emissions to supplement national efforts in implementing the policy on the environment, and fighting air pollution in particular.
    For a vehicle to be certified as roadworthy, it also has to pass the emission test at MIC,” CSP Nsengiyumva said.

    Currently, MIC operates four testing lanes and a mobile lane, all with the capacity of inspecting more than 500 vehicles per day.

    According to CSP Nsengiyumva, about 20 percent of inspected vehicles emit gas.
    MIC also acquired mobile emission testing devices used on highways.

    CSP Nsengiyumva said that with the mobile testers, any vehicle found emitting gas, even if its mechanical inspection is still valid, has to be fixed before it’s allowed on the road again.

    IGIHE

    source https://en.igihe.com/news/article/police-rema-in-air-pollution-awarenesses-campaign-ahead-of-international-air

  • Police use of excessive, deadly force not permitted-Justice Minister #rwanda #RwOT

    Busingye made the commitment following social media complaints against use of excessive force by the police on social media over the last two weeks, following the shooting of two suspects, the most recent being on Friday, in Kimisagara, Nyarugenge district.

    Police shot and killed a one Boy Munyaneza, a suspect who was detained at Kimisagara Police Station who allegedly attempted to escape from custody through Mpazi Ravine, prompting officers on duty to fire bullets at him.

    The incident followed another one on Sunday, August 30th, in Zaza Sector, Ngoma district, in Eastern Province, in which a police officer shot and killed Evariste Nsengiyumva, who allegedly tried to fight police officers who were enforcing measures against the New Coronavirus.

    Police got a tip off that Nsengiyumva and others were in a certain house, whose owner had turned into a bar, drinking past 7 pm.

    When cops raided the house, it is alleged that while others fled or were arrested in the act, Nsengiyumva attempted to fight and disarm a police officer who reacted by firing. The incident enraged many who took to social media.

    While addressing concerns of members of the public over recent cases in which unarmed misbehaving suspects are shot by police while attempting to apprehend them, Busingye said fatally shooting suspects is not lawful.

    “The use of excessive or deadly force against unarmed detainees/suspects is illegal and inappropriate. We are working with @Rwandapolice and concerned institutions to reign it in through policy and operational measures, intensified accountability, training and effective oversight,” Busingye said.

    Rwanda National Police (RNP) said it had arrested the officer involved while investigations into the incident were being conducted.

    “Police has arrested the officer involved in the shooting of Nsengiyumva Evariste, a resident of Zaza sector, Ngoma district.”

    “Investigations are underway to establish the circumstances of the shooting,” said the Police.

    Nicole Kamanzi M.
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  • Police, REMA in air pollution awarenesses campaign ahead of International Air Quality Day #rwanda #RwOT

    The awareness also involves mass testing of vehicle emissions. It is conducted in line with the ‘International Air Quality Day’ held every September 7, to educate the public on air pollution and control measures.

    The Clean Air Day brings together communities, businesses, education, and the health sector to improve public understanding of air pollution, both indoors and outdoors; build awareness of how air pollution affects human health, and to explain some of the easy things that can be done to tackle air pollution towards environmental protection.

    The campaign was held across highways connecting the City of Kigali to other parts of the country as Police officers from Motor-vehicle Inspection Centre (MIC) engaged in testing automobiles’ fume emissions.

    Air pollution is the single greatest environmental risk to human health and one of the main avoidable causes of death and disease globally, according to the UN.

    Transportation is considered the largest single source of air pollution globally leading to climate change.

    Pollution in the air is now the fourth-highest cause of death worldwide, trailing smoking, high blood pressure, and diet-related diseases. The majority of these deaths are recorded in poorer countries.

    It is estimated that more than 90 percent of people globally breathe polluted air and approximately seven million people die from air pollution-related causes every year.

    According to Modeste Mugabo, Air Quality Monitoring Sector Specialist in REMA, Rwanda lies in the safer zone of the Air Quality Index.

    “Rwanda falls under the moderate stage of the Air Quality Index, and the awareness, as well as testing fuel emissions, are part of the implementation of the national policy to ensure the air is clean and to prevent related diseases,” Mugabo said.

    The key greenhouse gases associated with road transport are carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4), and nitrous oxide (N2O).

    Medical experts say that pollutants cause aggravated respiratory diseases such as emphysema, bronchitis, asthma lung damage, heart diseases, and reduced resistance to infections.

    “Motorists drive through roads with no idea of the ill-effects of their exhaust fumes on the environment and people’s health, and this awareness is designed to influence especially motorists’ understanding on the problem control measures,” Mugabo said.
    Today, Rwanda has nine Air Quality monitoring stations and one reference station.
    The UN observes that in the absence of aggressive intervention, the number of premature deaths resulting from ambient air pollution is estimated to be on track to increase by more than 50 percent by 2050.

    Chief Superintendent of Police (CSP) Bernardin Nsengiyumva, the Deputy Commanding Officer of Motor-vehicle Inspection Centre (MIC), said that fuel emission is one of the tests conducted at MIC.

    “The MIC services also include testing emissions to supplement national efforts in implementing the policy on the environment, and fighting air pollution in particular.
    For a vehicle to be certified as roadworthy, it also has to pass the emission test at MIC,” CSP Nsengiyumva said.

    Currently, MIC operates four testing lanes and a mobile lane, all with the capacity of inspecting more than 500 vehicles per day.

    According to CSP Nsengiyumva, about 20 percent of inspected vehicles emit gas.
    MIC also acquired mobile emission testing devices used on highways.

    CSP Nsengiyumva said that with the mobile testers, any vehicle found emitting gas, even if its mechanical inspection is still valid, has to be fixed before it’s allowed on the road again.

    IGIHE
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  • Gufungura stade abafana bakareba imipira twaba dufunguye irembo rya virusi- Dr Nsanzimana #rwanda #RwOT

    Umuyobozi Mukuru w’Ikigo cy’Igihugu cy’Ubuzima (RBC), Dr. Sabin Nsanzimana, yavuze ko kuba abafana bahita bemererwa kujya ku bibuga ubwo amarushanwa azaba asubukuwe mu minsi iri imbere, byaba bimeze nko gufungura amarembo y’icyorezo cya Coronavirus.

  • Coronavirus ku wa 07 Nzeri: U Buhinde bwabaye igihugu cya kabiri ku Isi cyibasiwe #rwanda #RwOT

    U Buhinde nicyo gihugu cya kabiri ku Isi magingo aya cyibasiwe n’icyorezo cya Coronavirus kurusha ibindi byose ku Isi, giciye kuri Brésil yari imaze igihe ifite uyu mwanya.