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Guverinoma ya Senegal nyuma yo kubona ko itaca burundu umwuga w’uburaya yashyizeho amategeko agenga abokora uwo mwuga,bagomba guhabwa ibyangombwa bibaranga bizajya byifashishwa batanga imisoro kuri leta.

Mu bihugu byinshi bya Afurika, abakora umwuga w’uburaya bafite ibyago byo gufatwa nabi, guhezwa, no guhohoterwa, tutibagiwe n’ingaruka rusange zo kwandura virusi itera SIDA cyangwa izindi ndwara zandurira mu mibonano mpuzabitsina.

Hamwe n’ubuvuzi bubi n’amategeko arwanya uburaya, benshi muri aba bakunze guhura n’indwara zandurira mu mibonano mpuzabitsina harimo na virusi itera SIDA.

ngone uvugako amaze imyaka 12 mu mwuga w’uburaya.

Ngone, ufite imyaka 28, ni umwe mubakora umwuga w’uburaya wanditswe mu mujyi wa kabiri wa Senegali, Saint Louis. Asabwa kwisuzumisha buri gihe kandi akaba ari mu bitabo by’ikigo nderabuzima avugako yatangiye kwandura indwara zandurira mu mibonano kuva mu 2008 igihe ubwo yatangiraga kugurisha umubiri we ku mafaranga.

Kimwe n’abagore benshi bo muri Senegali bahatirwa kugurisha imibiri yabo kubera kwiheba, Ngone yabwiye abanyamakuru ko yatewe uburaya n’ubukene. “Kubera ko nta mafaranga ahagije mfite, nagiye mu mihanda mu rwego rwo kwibeshaho no kubeshaho umuryango wange.”

Rero, nubwo yashakanye amezi 18 ashize, aracyisanga mumuhanda, ashaka kwishyura abakiriya. Ubundi buryo bwo gukora umwuga w’uburaya burigihe mubitekerezo bya Ngone kandi biri hejuru kurutonde rwe rwibanze. “Ariko ati, kuri ubu sinshobora kubivamo, bitabaye ibyo ntushobora kurya kandi ngomba kwiba cyangwa gukora ikintu nk’icyo, kandi si byiza.”

Ngone ashimangira ko abakiriya be bakoresha agakingirizo; ariko avuga ko bishobora gufata umwanya, kwemeza ko abakiriya bamwe batagakoresha. “Ndaganira nabo. Rimwe na rimwe umuntu azambwira ati:” Sinzi icyo ari cyo (agakingirizo). ”

Ndababwiye ko inama zanjye ari ugukoresha agakingirizo. Ndababwiye nti: ‘uri muto, witonde kandi wirinde, kuko hirya no hino hari indwara nyinshi. Niba udakoresha agakingirizo, ushobora kwandura indwara nanduye. Ntabwo ari SIDA gusa ‘. ”

Icyakora, muri Senegali, guverinoma yazanye uburyo bwihariye bwo kugenzura ibikorwa by’abakora umwuga w’uburaya kugira ngo ibyo bibazo bikemuke. Nk’uko amakuru abitangaza, guverinoma iha abo bagore indangamuntu(ikarita yemeza ko arindaya yumwuga) kugira ngo yemeze ko ari indaya zumwuga no kubafasha kubona ubuvuzi, udukingirizo, n’uburezi ku buntu.

Mu mategeko y’igihugu, umugore afite uburenganzira bwo gukora umwuga w’uburaya aramutse arengeje imyaka 21. Icyakora, buri kwezi agomba kwisuzumisha ku buzima buri kwezi kugira ngo indangamuntu ye y’abakozi ikomeze kugira agaciro.
kumuhanda Aho uca hose uhasanga abakora umwuga w’uburaya bwemewe.

Kwanga kubikora bishobora gutuma ucibwa amande cyangwa ugafungwa. Abakora uyumwuga basabwe kwiyandikisha no kwisuzumisha buri gihe mu kwezi kugirango barebe ko indangamuntu zabo zigumaho. Kwanga kubikora bishobora kumuviramo gufungwa cyangwa gucibwa amande.

Nanone, ukora uburaya wanduye virusi itera sida ntazakurwaho burundu, bivuze ko ashobora gukomeza akazi ke igihe cyose azavurwa mu buryo bw’imiti igabanya ubukana bwa virusi.

Ubu buryo bwo kugenzura ibikorwa by’abicuruza bwatangiye mu gihe cyabakoloni igihe Abafaransa batangaga amategeko agenga uburaya hagamijwe gukumira ikwirakwizwa ry’indwara zandurira mu mibonano mpuzabitsina.

Sisitemu yo kugenzura ubucuruzi bukorwa nindaya yatangiye mugihe cyabakoloni nabafaransa. Abafaransa babitangije kugirango bagabanye kwanduza indwara. Nyuma yaje kugarurwa na guverinoma ya Senegali.

Mu gihe ibindi bihugu birwanya umwuga w’uburaya ubwabwo kandi bukaba bugifite umubare munini w’indwara zandurira mu mibonano mpuzabitsina, Senegali isa nkaho yabonye uburyo bwo kwakira ubucuruzi bw’amadolari no kugabanya kwanduza indwara mu baturage bayo.

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Zimbabwe’s Lands, Agriculture, Water and Rural Resettlement Minister Perrance Shiri died Wednesday morning, a few days after his driver succumbed to COVID-19.

President Emmerson Mnangagwa announced on Twitter that Shiri had died.

“I am deeply saddened to inform the nation of the death of the Minister of Agriculture, Air Chief Marshall (rtd) Perrance Shiri, a long time friend and colleague.

“Cde Shiri was a true patriot, who devoted his life to the liberation, independence and service of his country. MHRIP,” Mnangagwa said.

Media reported on Tuesday said that Shiri, who missed the same day’s Cabinet meeting, had been hospitalized after feeling unwell.

Presidential spokesperson George Charamba had also confirmed that Shiri had gone into self-isolation following the death of his driver.

The driver was reportedly buried at his rural home in Zvimba on Sunday. 

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Ku mugoraba w’ejo hashize ku wa Gatatu tariki ya 29 Nyakanga 2020, umuhanzi Bruce Melondy yasinye amasezerano ya miliyoni 50 yo kwamamaza ikinyobwa cya Brok, ibintu avuga ko ari iby’agaciro kuri we.

Iki kinyobwa(inzoga) gikorerwa muri Poland, u Rwanda rubaye igihugu cya kane kigiye gucuruzwamo muri Afurika.

Emmanuel uhagarariye iki kinyobwa cya Brok mu Rwanda, yavuze ko bahisemo kumenyekanisha iki kinyobwa birushijeho bifashishije umuhanzi Bruce Melody kuko na we ibikorwa bye byivugira.

Bruce Melody yavuze ko yishimiye kwamamaza iki kinyobwa kuko ibi biba bigaragaza ko hari icyo aba amaze gukora.

Yagize ati“byanshimishije cyane, njye ndi umukozi, ndi munyakazi. Ibi bigaragaza ko abashoramari batangiye kugirira umuziki nyarwanda icyizere. Turimo gukora cyane, njyewe biranshimisha iyo umushoramari aje agatanga amafaranga angana atya mu muziki, ni iby’agaciro.”

Uru ruganda na Bruce Melody bifuje ko igihe amasezerano yabo azamara yaba ibanga, gusa amakuru avuga ko ari umwaka umwe.

Bruce Melody muri uru rugendo rwo kwamamaza iki kinyobwa akaba yahisemo kuzafatanya na Shaddyboo na we wari uhari ubwo basinyaga amasezerano.

Iki kinyobwa kigeze mu Rwanda nyuma yo kugera mu bihugu nka Kenya, South Sudan ndetse na Uganda.

Ubwo yasinyaga amasezerano

Miliyoni 50 nizi Bruce Melody azahabwa

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The Pan-African Parliament (PAP) has reiterated that respect for human rights across the spectrum including economic, social, civil and political rights, will be critical to a successful public health response to the Covid-19 pandemic in Africa.

The call was made at the occasion of a webinar on the impact of Covid-19 on upholding human rights in Africa, held on 28 July 2020.

The virtual engagement sought to contextualise the centrality of human rights in dealing with health disasters, and the role of an informed legislature in addressing the human rights challenges arising from such pandemics, especially in the context of Covid-19.

Moderated by Hon. Mephato REATILE, the webinar also aimed to identify the human rights violations that are likely to occur in Africa during COVID-19 and to promote parliamentary involvement in the upholding of human rights during pandemics.

Chief Fortune CHARUMBIRA, Vice President of the PAP, noted that that human rights transgressions have featured extensively in most African countries as part of the response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

He further called on African Parliamentarians to hold governments accountable to their commitments to continental and international human rights instruments.

As part of its mandate, the PAP is called upon to promote human and peoples’ rights, consolidate democratic institutions and the democratic culture, good governance, transparency and the rule of law by all organs of the union, regional economic communities and member states.

“Our obligation remains to ensure that our states protect and promote human rights for all groups especially the vulnerable. This is imperative at this time to assist societies to emerge more resilient from this pandemic,” said Charumbira.

Amb. Salah HAMMAD, Head of the African Governance Architecture (AGA) Secretariat within the African Union Commission Department of Political Affairs, addressed the webinar on the African Union (AU) Human Rights Mechanisms that protect citizens against abuse of power during health emergencies.

Amb.Hammad reminded participants that the COVID-19 pandemic has forced AU member states to use unusual methods of governance to address the health crisis.

Areas of human rights, justice and rule of law as well as democracy and constitutionalism have suffered setbacks as part of states of emergency declared to combat the COVID-19 pandemic in African countries.

In the light of this, AU mechanisms, organs and institutions are working closely to provide technical support to member states in the fight against COVID-19 through a human rights-based approach. 

“The approach seeks to mainstream specific areas of focus including human rights, human security, gender equality, youth empowerment and women inclusion as well as protection and promotion of the rights of marginalized groups such as children, cultural minority and old persons among others,” said Amb. Hammad.

It was recalled that in October 2019, the PAP Plenary adopted the Model Law on Policing in Africa, which establishes guidelines for law enforcement agencies engagement with state, community and oversight actors.

It envisages and prioritizes the protection of life, liberty, security, and upholding the rule of law and human rights.

The PAP has previously hailed the AU for endorsing a joint continental strategy to combat Covid-19, complementing efforts by member states and the regional economic communities by providing the public health platform.

Dr. Raji TAJUDEEN, Africa CDCs’ Head for Public Health and Research told the meeting that the continental coordination of COVID-19 by the institution has focused on the socio-economic impact of the pandemic on vulnerable populations.

He also highlighted efforts made to address stigma and discrimination in access to healthcare and funds made available as part of the fight against pandemics in general.

Ms Patience Mungwari MPANI, Project Manager: Women’s Right Unit at the Centre for Human Rights (University of Pretoria), shone the light on the plight of women and old persons.

She emphasized that the COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated existing inequalities.

‘Mitigation strategies need to take into account the fact that certain categories are more exposed than others.

In the case old people, they usually carry underlying health problems and merit specific attention in these times.

On the other hand, it is important to highlight the inability of women to access social care in times of COVID-19 as they are also confronted with gender-based and domestic violence during these times.

Kudakwashe DUBE, CEO of Africa Disability Alliance (ADA) delved on the predicament of persons with disabilities.

According to Dube, Persons this group generally has more health-care needs than others and are therefore more vulnerable to the impact of low quality or inaccessible health-care services than others.

“We must ensure that people with disabilities are not left behind during the COVID-19 outbreak and that they are treated with respect, dignity and without discrimination.”

PAP has passed the African Model law on Disability, which provides a legal and institutional framework for the protection and promotion of the rights of persons with disabilities.

Drafted in line with the existing international and regional, legal and policy instruments, these strides were made by the PAP in upholding its commitment to protecting the rights of every citizen of this continent.

Bonolo MAKGALE, Project Coordinator: Democracy, Transparency and Digital Rights Unit at the Centre for Human Rights, underscored the role of Parliamentarians in protecting human rights during pandemics.

“Parliamentarians need to strengthen checks and balances to ensure that the health burden caused by Covid-19 is not worsened by human rights violations across the continent. African Parliamentarians are therefore called upon to protect human rights during pandemics by actively being involved in providing legislative guidance and parameters to emergency measures put in place by governments. Once these parameters have been established, Parliamentarians should monitor the implementation phase and use their oversight powers to safeguard the rights of the citizens.” she said. 

source https://taarifa.rw/pan-african-parliament-assess-impact-of-covid-19-on-human-rights/

Umugabo witwa David Hines uvuka muri leta ya Florida arashinjwa kwiba asaga miliyoni $3.9 ni ukuvuga asaga hafi miliyari 4 mu mafaranga y’u Rwanda mu kigega gifasha imishinga yagizweho ingaruka na Covid-19 akigurira imodoka yo mu bwoko bwa Lamborghini.

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