BRICS Bank open for business

BricsParticipants in the BRICS Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors’ Meeting, Meeting of the Board of Governors of the BRICS New Development Bank on 7 July 2015 in Moscow, Russia

The long-heralded New Development Bank (NDB) or the BRICS Bank officially commenced business on Tuesday with the first meeting of its board of governors in Moscow.

The NDB with about $50 billion in capital to invest in public infrastructure will compete with institutions where the US has considerably more influence—organizations such as the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.

The agreement was signed by the bloc’s five members — Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa — on July 15 last year during the sixth BRICS summit.

The board of governors appointed members of the BRICS board of directors and the management led by the president, Kundapur Vaman Kamath.

The board meet on Tuesday in Moscow also discussed rules regarding procedures and the bank’s five-year development strategy.

The bank will aim to “promote reform of global economic governance” China’s Finance Minister Lou Jiwei had said earlier.

The inaugural management team will take their posts in Shanghai in mid-July.

The NDB is expected to launch late this year or early next year.

The bank has an initial authorized capital of $100 billion.

Its initial subscribed capital of $50 billion will be equally shared among the founding members.

It will have a three-tier governance structure — a board of governors, a board of directors, a president and vice presidents.

As agreed by the five countries, the first chair of the board of governors has been nominated by Russia, the first chair of the board of directors by Brazil, and the first president by India.

An African regional center of the bank will be based in Johannesburg, South Africa.

“The bank’s establishment will be an important achievement for financial cooperation among BRICS members,” said China’s Finance Minister Lou Jiwei.

The Chinese government is providing $10 billion as prescribed for the initial subscribed capital.

The BRICS central bank governors on Tuesday also signed an operating agreement on the $100 billion monetary fund.

The BRICS Contingent Reserve Arrangement (CRA) will come into force on 30 July, Head of the Russian Central Bank Elvira Nabiullina said after the meet on Tuesday in Moscow.

“Several other documents will be adopted to regulate the operation of governing bodies – the Governing Council and the Standing Committee,” said Nabiullina.

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Source: BRICSPOST

The Rwandan government should not fear an independent and fair justice system of Spain

 René Claudel Mugenzi

The Belmarsh high security prison in South East London has recently entertained a new resident for a few days before he appeared in front of Westminster Magistrates’ Court for an extradition court hearing last month.

This VIP was a Rwandan Army General Emmanuel Karenzi Karake, number three on the list of the 40 Rwanda Patriotic Army (RPA) presumed to have committed war crimes and crimes against humanity by a Spanish judge.

Prison cells or house arrest are not General Karake’s unfamiliar places as he was previously arrested and imprisoned in Rwanda.

His arrest in London should have enthused and excited him and Rwandan government supporters because, for the first time General Karake will get an opportunity of a fair trial and a legal process through which he will be able to challenge allegations of crimes against him and his colleagues which he and his government have always labelled  ‘’unfounded’’ and political motivated.

Observing the recent history of Rwanda with an ordinary eye, it is apparent that Rwandan government officials fear the justice and that could be a reason why they failed to build a genuine justice system in Rwanda for Rwandans. Their precarious reactions demonstrate how they have forgotten that unlike their country other many countries including UK and Spain have independent and fair justice system.

Each time a Rwandan government official is suspected to have committed crimes against humanity or war crimes, or each time they had to appear in a court of law in a foreign country, Rwandan population were forced to go on streets of Kigali to protest against those accusations. These protests objectives are unfortunately not designed to legally challenge those accusations but to bully and intimidate those who are making those accusations in order to silence them, pressure them change their mind (including begging for forgiveness) or destroy their reputations.

We can easily recall the scenery of streets in Rwanda after the arrest of Colonel Rose Kabuye in Germany in 2008, when the UN published its DRC UN Mapping Report and the aftermath of the airing of the BBC documentary ‘’Rwanda Untold Story ‘’ which challenged the current Rwandan government narrative of what happened during 1994 Genocide including witnesses that accused the current president Paul Kagame to have ordered the assassination of the former president Juvenal Habyalimana.

If the current Rwandan government really aspire for end of impunity, truth and justice in Rwanda, they should seek to join forces with Spanish prosecutors, collaborate with them in order to shed light on what really happened to all those who were killed that are part of the Spanish indictment.

The best way to challenge accusations against them should be through courts not through calling Spanish judges FDLR collaborators or through forcing populations to go on streets obstructing their everyday activities that bring livelihoods to them.

Dignity, Agaciro, Ishema, and other slogans mostly used by RPF officials are pure parody, they never match their actions.

Considering past experiences, it was easy to predict types of Rwandan government reactions following the General Karake arrest. These predictions include mass protests and attack on the West accusing them to have looked away when a genocide was happening, etc,..

But no one could have predicted this new tactic of playing the race card, portraying the arrest of General Karake as an action ‘’to demean Africans’’. President Kagame went far to say that ‘’ Karake might have been mistaken as an illegal immigrant ”and that ”Africans and black people have become targets for shooting practices”. This spin aims to portray the west a bunch of racists that have no respect of African people and that the action of arresting General Karake has been driven by those racism views. By going this Kagame hope to unite Africans behind his campaign to get General Karake released.

I wonder how many Africans have been arrested in UK or in Europe in the last 100 years accused of similar crimes.

On contrary the current Rwandan government has a documented track record of ‘’ demeaning Africans’’ by committing mass massacres of populations in DRC and massacres of Rwandan refugees in DRC as a UN investigation team reported as partof DRC mapping report published in October 2010 and other reports of various human rights organisations.

General Karake is in good hands of United Kingdom Justice system. He will be eventually handed to Spanish judges if Westminster magistrate court found that all required conditions are met.

Rwandans, Congolese and Spanish who were previously hopeless and desperate to get justice one day of their loved ones, should express gratitude to the Spanish judge and to United Kingdom police for respectively issuing an arrest warrant and arresting General Karake.

These actions gave them hope, that one day their loves ones who were massacred will get justice as well as hope that one day they will see the end of enduring impunity; which is the only ”African demeaning” action in this situation.

René Claudel Mugenzi

London, UK

Rwanda: Ni koko FPR yaribohoye, ari na ko iboha abandi.

Kuwa gatandatu tariki ya 04 Nyakanga 2015, mu Rwanda bizihije isabukuru ya 21 y’umunsi inyeshyamba za FPR-Inkotanyi zafashe umujyi wa Kigali, maze guhera icyo gihe zikiyambika izina ry’ingabo z’ u Rwanda. Uwo munsi FPR yawubatije umunsi wo KWIBOHORA.

Ukurikiye ijambo Perezida Paul Kagame yagejeje ku bari bitabirie uwo munsi, ukirengagiza ibibera mu Rwanda, wakeka ko koko Paul Kagame ari umusaza ufite amanota meza mu miyoborere myiza. Gusa rero ntibishoboka ko wakumva ibyo umuyobozi wa Politiki avuga ngo ureke kubigereranya n’uburyo abishyira mu bikorwa. Ibi byombi (imvugo n’ibikorwa) iyo ubihuje uratangara cyane ndetse ukibaza niba Kagame  atari indyarya  cyangwa se umugome cyangwa byombi uko ari bibiri.

  1. Ngo inyungu zo kwibohora zikwiye kuba iza bose !

Ibi Kagame yabivuze agitangira ijambo abeshya abaturage ko ibyo FPR yaba yaragezeho bisaranganyijwe mu baturage bose. Nyamara ibi bitandukanye cyane n’ibyo rubanda ibona. Abaturage bamaze imyaka 21 bategereje ko na bo bahabwa agaciro nk’ikiremwamutu, bakavuga ikibari ku mutima, bakagira uruhare mu kwishyiriraho abayobozi, bagahabwa ubutabera mu gihe babukeneye, bakarindirwa umutekano n’ingabo za leta,… ariko ibi barabibuze. Kubera ko bo batibohoye!

Abaturage bambuwe ijambo risigaranwa n’abantu bake cyane bari mu gatsiko akenshi k’abantu baturutse mu gihugu cya Uganda ari na yo mpamvu dukunda kukita agatsiko sajya. Aba ni bo bavuga rikijyana bakemeza igikwiye gukorwa batabajije rubanda, bakaka amakoro atagira fagitire, bakambura rubanda utwabo, bagahabwa amasoko yose, bagahabwa akazi keza batagahataniye, bagateza cyamunara ibya rubanda kandi bakabigura ku mafaranga y’intica ntikize. Aba nyine nibo bemerewe gufata inguzanyo mu mabanki, bagakora ubucuruzi butandukanye bagakurirwaho amahoro ku bitumizwa mu mahanga, bakarya imbuto zo kwibohoza rubanda yicira isazi mu jisho. Ibi ni byo bigaragaza ko FPR yibohoje ariko ikaboha abandi.

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Deo Mushayidi yaboshywe na FPR.

  1. Ngo yiteguye kumva abamubwira inenge ze

Avuga ku banenga u Rwanda ku bikorwa bibi rukora, Kagame yibasiye abanyamahanga ngo bashaka kumuha amasomo. Aha cyane cyane yaciye amarenga avuga Perezida w’ Ubufaransa. Cyakora yaguye ku ijambo aho yemeza ko nta muntu utagira inenge, ko na we nta kibazo abona hagize umubwira ibitagenda agamije ko bikosorwa. Cyakora yiyamye abashaka kumwikoreza ibibazo biruta ibyo we asanganywe.

Aha naho harimo uburyarya bukabije. Hashize imyaka myinshi abantu babwira FPR bati mureke twubake igihugu kigendera ku btekerezo bitandukanye , habeho opozisiyo yo gufasha kunenga ibitagenda kugira ngo bikosorwe, ariko Kagame yavuniye ibiti mu matwi. Yewe na bamwe mu babigerageje yabataye mu kagozi arafunga ajugunya imfunguzo!ingabire v

Ingabire Victoire na we yaraboshywe

Aha umuntu akibaza ati ese uyu muntu uvuga ko ashaka kumva abamunenga kugira ngo akosore ibifutamye, nyamara bamunenga akabamarira ku munigo, aho ntakwiye gushakirwa umuti?

  1. Ngo kwibohora ni uguhaguruka ugahangana

Mu gusoza ijambo rye, Kagame yavuze ikintu gikomeye cyane aho yemezaga ko kwibohora ari ukwiyemeza guhangana. Iki nicyo gikenewe. Uyu munsi rubanda imaze kurambirwa ubugizi bwa nabi bw’ingoma ya FPR irasabwa koko gushirika ubwoba no guhaguruka igahangana n’abibohoye ariko yo bakayiboha. Nta wundi muti uzaboneka niba nyine hari abacyumva ko hari ubibabereyemo bo bakananirwa guhangana. Uburenganzira buraharanirwa nta we ubuhabwa ku isahani. Ubushaka wese nta yindi nzira anyuramo atiyemeje guhangana n’ababumubuza.

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Mihigo Kizito na we yaboshywe na FPR.

  1. Umusozo: Hakenewe iki?

Hari igihe Kagame avuga amagambo afite akenge rwose. Aho bipfira ni uburyo ayo magambo ashyirwa mu bikorwa. Igikenewe ni ugukora ikiri cyiza aho kucyivuga gusa usa n’aho hari abo ushaka gushimisha.

  1. Hakenewe ko abanyarwanda baca ukubiri n’umuco wo kubeshya Kagame bakamubwiza ukuri ku bibi we akora cyangwa ibyo ubutegetsi bwe bukora arebera ntagire icyo abikosoraho. Ibi kandi bikwiye kuba kuri buri mutegetsi wese washaka kubeshya muri ya politiki yo gutekinika no gutera igipindi. Uyu akwiye kubwizwa ukuri no kwamaganwa kuko igihugu kidashobora gutera imbere hari abagihishira ikibi.
  2. Hakenewe umuco mushya wo guharanira kubaka opozisiyo ihabwa ubushobozi kugira ngo ibashe kunenga Leta iriho ndetse yitegure kuyisimbura mu gihe Leta idakorera neza abaturage.
  3. Hakenewe gusenya FORUM y’amashyaka ngo igamije kwumvikana ku bibazo by’igihugu ahubwo amashyaka akajya asuzumira ibyo bibazo mu nteko ishinga amategeko (ku karubanda) buri munyarwanda agakurikirana en direct uburyo ayo mashyaka ajya impaka aharanira ineza y’igihugu n’abenegihugu.
  4. Hakenewe gutandukanya FPR n’igihugu. FPR ni ishyaka rihuriwemo na bamwe mu Banyarwanda kandi siryo rigize igihugu ryonyine. Buri wese bimujye mu mutwe ko kwamagana ububi bwa FPR atari ukwamagana igihugu ahubwo ko ari uguharanira ko u Rwanda rwagira imiyoborere myiza ishingiye ku guteza imbere inyungu za buri munyarwanda.
  5. Hakenewe kureba kure buri wese agaharanira inyungu z’igihugu aho kureba inyungu ze. Niba koko mukunda igihugu nimutekereze uko undi we amerewe, uko ibyemezo mufata bimugiraho ingaruka, uko kwibuka “ukwibohora” abyishimira cyangwa bimurya ahantu, uko igihugu kizaba kimeze mu gihe mwe muzaba mutakiriho.
  6. Iminsi mikuru yo “kwibohora” n’umunsi ngo “w’intwari” si iminsi mikuru y’igihugu ahubwo ni iminsi mikuru ya FPR. Bityo rero ikwiye gukurwaho hakajya hizihizwa gusa iminsi abanyarwanda bose bahuriyeho mu mateka. Aha twavuga nk’itariki ya mbere Nyakanga aho u Rwanda rwazamuye ibendera ryarwo iry’abazungu rikamanurwa.

Mbifurije kugira ISHEMA ryo kuba Abanyarwanda.

Mbatuye ako karirimbo:

Gahunde Chaste

Georgetown, Guyana.

Ese yaba ari FPR ikeneye abayibeshya cyangwa ni Nduhungirehe Olivier wiyemeje kuyibeshya?

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Vestine Umugwaneza

Ni FPR ikeneye abayishya cyangwa ni Nduhungirehe Olivier wiyemeje kubeshya FPR ngo ayirohe? Arabeshya abanyarwanda ngo bizere ibitangaza? Ibaze nawe!

Ku cyumweru saa munani z’i Kigali nakurikiye ikiganiro kuri radiyo Isango Star aho Nduhungirehe Olivier yasobanuraga iby’itabwa muri yombi rya Karake Karenzi. Akihagera yatangiye asobanura ko mandats z’aba Espagnoles intepol yazanze kubera ko ari politiki nsansa, avuga ko ngo ari FDLR iziri inyuma, ndetse avuga ko n’urukiko rukuru rwo muri Espagne rwazitesheje agaciro. Solange Ayanone wamubazaga ati ibyo byanditse he, Nduhungirehe ati ni ko bimeze, Ayanone ati ubwo urumva, u Bwongeleza, igihugu cy’inshuti, niba gifata umuntu ukomeye nka Karenzi, usanzwe ajyayo, ubwo urumva diplomatie y’u Rwanda idakora nabi?

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Olivier Nduhungirehe ni umukozi wa Ministeri y’ububanyi n’amahanga

Nduhungirehe ati hari byinshi byakozwe ni na yo mpamvu izi mandats zateshejwe agaciro. Umunyamakuru ati kuki se ziteshwa agaciro abantu bagakomeza gufatwa? Nduhungirehe arya iminwa. Kera kabaye Ayanone Solange yaje gusoma ubutumwa bw’abakurikiye ikiganiro, avugamo uwitwa Nkubito wari wanditse ko Nduhungirehe abeshya, iyo avuga ko ko interpol yanze ziriya mandats, avuga ko nta nyandiko n’imwe formel yigeze isohorwa na interpol yamagana mandats z’aba espagnoles, ndetse Nkubito yongeyeho ati: Nduhungirehe ni umuhanga, aramutse afite inyandiko nk’iyo ntiyaza mu kiganiro nk’iki atayitwaje.

Ku kibazo cy’urukiko rwatesheje mandats agaciro, Nkubito yari yanditse ko nta rukiko rwavanyeho mandats, ko urukiko rwahagaritse gukurikirana abanyamahanga bishe abanyamahanga keretse baramutse bari muri Espagne. Akongeraho ko urukiko ruzakurikirana uwo ari we wese uzaba yarishe umu Espagnole aho yaba ari hose, ati izi mandats rero zifite agaciro, ndetse zishobora no gufatisha umuntu igihe cyose abishwe, victims ari aba espagnoles. Ayanone yasomye umwanzuro w’urukiko mu gifaransa uko nkubito yari yawutanze avuga ko “Désormais, la justice espagnole ne sera compétente que dans le cas où il existe des victimes espagnoles ou que les responsables suspectés se trouvent en Espagne. ”

Ku ifatwa rya Karenzi Karake, Nkubito yavugaga ko Karenzi yaje mu Bwongeleza kabiri mu kazi, ariko ko ejo bundi yafashwe yaje kwivuza.

Nduhungirehe aho gusubiza, yahise atera hejuru ngo bamwe mu banditse ndanabanzi, Nkubito Jean Claude ndamuzi, ngo we se ni iyihe nyandiko afite yemeza ko interpol yemeye izo mandats.? Ahita asakuriza hejuru kubera ikimwaro sans doute,(dore ko atava ku izima) agerageza gupfukirana ibinyoma yari amaze gukwiza mu banyarwanda ngo mandats zarahagaritswe kandi arabizi neza arabeshya. N’ikimenyimenyi, Karenzi Karake se ubu ntari mu kagozi kubera zo? Nduhungirehe yanavuze ngo mandats z’abafaransa na zo zavuyeho ra? ! Uriya muhungu agomba kuba afite mission yo kubeshya HE Paul Kagame si gusa! Ariko se akaba yarabitumwe na nde koko?Ese yaba agamije iki? Yaba ari gahunda yihaye se yo kwimika ubujiji?
Uwo Nkubito avuga se yaba ari JC Nkubito w’umunyamakuru?

Vestine Umugwaneza

President Paul Kagame’s Behaviour In Rwandan Parliament Proves He Is Unfit For High Office

“We have the power of anger…”

June 25, 2015 will be remembered as a sad day in the history of Rwanda. Speaking in Parliament, Rwandan President Kagame addressed the arrest of General Karenzi Karake at the United Kingdom’sLondon Heathrow Airport on June 20. The arrest was executed under European Warrant provoked by the 2008 Spanish indictment of Rwandan military officials for ordering massacres and the killings of Spanish and other European aid workers between 1997-2000. Kagame called both the Spanish and British authorities as “rubbish” for their respective roles in Karake’s arrest.

The President then unleashed his anger at the U.S. Congress’ House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health, for holding a hearing on May 20 to examine Rwanda’s deteriorating human rights record. Kagame described businessman Tribert Rujugiro and David Himbara as “petty criminals and thugs” for allegedly financing and organising the congressional hearing.

Sadly, on the same day Rwanda President was abusing the British, Americans, and fellow Rwandans, the U.S. State Department released its “2014 Country Reports on Human Rights Practices.” The Report is further indictment of the Kagame government. According to the Report, “The most important human rights problems in the country were disappearances, government harassment, arrest, and abuse of political opponents, human rights advocates, and individuals perceived to pose a threat to government; disregard for the rule of law among security forces and the judiciary; and restrictions on civil liberties.”

Adds the Report: “Other major human rights problems included arbitrary or unlawful killings, torture, harsh conditions in prisons and detention centers, arbitrary arrest, prolonged pretrial detention, and government infringement on citizens’ privacy rights.”

President Kagame resorts to the old ploy of attacking the messenger and not the message. Kagame should face the reality that he is unfit to govern. A government that is reported to kill, torture, and arbitrarily detain citizens has no redeemable qualities whatsoever. And rather than engineer the scheme of ammending Rwanda’s Constitution to enable himself to cling to power for life, Kagame should peacefully exit the political scene to allow fellow Rwandans to move on.

Source:  NEWSWIRE CANADA

Rwandans forced to fund Gen Karenzi bail

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Lt Gen Karenzi Karake was arrested by British police on war crimes and genocide charges pending his extradition to Spain.

There are unverified facts about the arrest of Karake Karenzi saying that he sought it to embarrass president Kagame, as did for example the production of BBC Rwanda Untold Story, so he cannot pretend to run for a third term.

However, whatever the circumstances of the Rwandan general’s arrest in LONDON, the entire Rwandan population inside is being affected because they are being forced to contribute to the £1,000,000 bail that has been requested by the judge to allow the suspect to be available for the court without staying in prison.

Boniface Twagirimana, who is in Kigali, is reporting that in Matimba of Nyagatare, every household is being asked to contribute 4000 RWF to KK Bail Fund, on top of which they have to add another 2,000 RWF to pay for a motorcycle for the police force.

The irony of the request is that, in that area of Byumba, that is where General KK and his killing squads started in 91/92 ethnic cleansing and sweeping it of hutu population to give space to his tutsi community.

Many people are being seriously harrassed and treated as enemies of state in case they show any reluctance to contribute, particularly because they don’t have the means. There is also fear that corrupt officials might use KK Bail Fund to exhort money from the population. Apparently there isn’t even any receipt being provided to prove that someone has contributed.

Rwandans have for many years been squeezed financially by many demands from RPF system without this one even giving them the means to earn a decent income from their labor. There are times that enough becomes enough and one needs to take a step to refuse from being indefinitely exploited.

Like in 1959 when the hutu majority made an end to its centuries-long exploitation by the tutsi monarchy, I think the time has come to end also the RPF discrimitaive and repressive system which uses all means to impoverish the population and keeps it constantly under the lowest of the aspirations: survival.

Forcing Rwandans to fund KK bail might trigger a social revolution.

Ambrose Nzeyimana

United States has suspended upcoming training for the Burundian military

usdos-logo-sealPress Statement

John Kirby
Department Spokesperson
Washington, DC
July 2, 2015

Burundian President Pierre Nkurunziza’s continued disregard for the Arusha Agreement has resulted in dozens of deaths, the exodus of over 144,000 Burundians to neighboring countries, and a freefall in the Burundian economy causing suffering to millions of Burundians. The Burundian Government’s decision to push forward with the June 29 parliamentary elections despite the complete absence of the necessary conditions for credible elections and widespread calls, including from the African Union and United Nations, to delay the voting further exacerbated an already dire situation.

With presidential elections now scheduled for July 15, the United States joins with the African Union, the United Nations, the European Union, and other regional bodies and leaders in urging President Nkurunziza to place the welfare of Burundi’s citizens above his own political ambitions and participate in dialogue with the opposition and civil society to identify a peaceful solution to this deepening crisis. This solution should include the delay of the July 15 presidential elections until conditions are in place for free, fair, and peaceful elections.

Due to the precarious political and security situation in Burundi and the Government of Burundi’s unwillingness to engage in good faith efforts to negotiate a solution, the United States has today suspended several security assistance programs on which it has cooperated with Burundi. In response to the abuses committed by members of the police during political protests, we are suspending all International Law Enforcement Academy and Anti-Terrorism Assistance training that we provide to Burundian law enforcement agencies.

Recognizing that Burundi’s National Defense Force has generally acted professionally in protecting civilians during protests, the United States continues to value our partnership with the Burundian military and urges them to maintain professionalism and respect for the rule of law. However, due to the instability caused by the Burundian Government’s disregard for the Arusha Agreement and its decision to proceed with flawed parliamentary elections, the United States is unable to conduct peacekeeping and other training in Burundi. As a result, the United States has suspended upcoming training for the Burundian military under the Department of Defense’s Section 1206 Train and Equip program, as well as training and assistance under the Africa Military Education Program. We remain deeply concerned that the current crisis will further hamper our ability to support the important contribution of the Burundian military to international peacekeeping.

Finally, during our upcoming review of Burundi’s eligibility for the trade preferences available to it under the African Growth and Opportunity Act, we will be taking into consideration ongoing violence and instability and the Government of Burundi’s lack of respect for the rule of law in determining their eligibility for these trade preferences moving forward.

Rwanda: Ingwate ya Gen Karenzi Karake yatumye abaturage bashyirwa ku nkeke.

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Aha ni abaturage mu myigaragambyo bashowemo n’ubutegetsi ngo barwanye ubutabera basaba ko Gen Karenzi yarekurwa.

Kirehe: Abatuye akarere ka Kirehe ubu bari mu mazi abira;ubu ngo kubera ko akarere ka Kirehe gashaka kwiyerekana neza i Bwami ubu ngo buri rugo rwategetswe gutanga ibihumbi bitandatu(6000 FRW) ngo yo kuriha ingwate Karake Karenzi yaciwe!

Gusa ngo kubera ko abaturage bari batangiye kwijujuta akarere kahise gategeka abakusanyamakoro(amaturo) kutongera kuvuga ko ari aya karenzi ko ahubwo bajya bavuga ko ari ay’ubutaka! Abakozi bahembwa bo ngo bagomba gutanga kimwe cya cumi (1/1O) cy’umushahara wabo ngo bitaba ibyo bakamburwa akazi ngo kuko uwakabahaye ari nawe ukeneye ayo mafaranga!

Aya marira ntabwo ari i Kirehe gusa, amakuru akomeje kutugeraho nuko ibi bintu ngo biri gukorwa mu gihugu hose cyane cyane abafite akazi bakaba bibasiwe cyane n’abakoresha!Abakozi bari basanzwe bafite imyenda mu mabanki bo ubu ngo byababereye ihurizo rikomeye kuko mu gihe bari batakigera kuri banki kubera kwishyura inguzanyo ubu ngo ibyo ntibyitaweho ayo batanga bagomba gushakisha aho ava batabikora bakabura intama n’ibyuma!

Mu karere ka Nyagatare mu murenge wa Matimba abaturage baho nabo inkubiri yo kubanyaga utwabo irakomeje! Ubu buri rugo rwategetswe gutanga amafaranga ibihumbi bine (4000frw) ngo yo gukemura ikibazo cy’ingwate ya Karenzi Karake.

Si ibi gusa ngo kuko bagomba no kongeraho ibihumbi bibiri(2000frw) ngo yo kugura Moto ya Polisi! Hari abaturage benshi batangiye kugira impungenge ko iki kibazo cya Karake kigiye gutuma bahohoterwa n’inzego zibanze na cyane ko umuturage ugaragaje ko aya mafaranga ari menshi ngo ahita yukwa inabi ndetse akabwirwa ko ngo ubwo ari mu banzi b’igihugu!

Biranakekwa ko ba kaboko karerekare bari bwitwikire iki gikorwa kitiriwe Karake maze nabo bagasarura bishyirira mu mifuka yabo na cyane ko ngo aya mafaranga atagira fagitire!

Boniface Twagirimana

Rutsiro: Polisi iratoteza abaturage ibaziza gusoma ikinyamakuru

media freedomMu karere ka Rutsiro mu murenge wa Kivumu mu kagali ka Runyoni hari abaturage ubu bari mukangaratete abandi bahisemo kuba bahunze ingo zabo ngo bazira ko babonywe basoma ibinyamakuru ngo bitegamiye kuri leta.

Ubu ngo abasomye ibyo binyamakuru barimo guhigwa bukware na polisi ndetse ngo abatawe muri yombi bategetswe kuvuga abandi bose baba baraganiriye ku byasomwe muri ibyo binyamakuru!

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US will cooperate with Rwandans to advance regional security, democracy, human rights and civil society inter alia

usdos-logo-sealPress Statement

John Kerry
Secretary of State
Washington, DC
July 1, 2015

On behalf of President Obama and the people of the United States, I congratulate the people of Rwanda on the 53nd anniversary of your independence on July 1.

Rwanda is a leader in advancing opportunities for girls and women by expanding access to secondary and higher education, particularly in the sciences. Your soldiers promote stability around the globe, with more than 5,000 troops and police participating in peacekeeping missions in countries such as Mali, Central African Republic, Darfur, and South Sudan.

The United States values our partnership in trade, investment, and economic development. We will continue to work with you to advance health and food security, build regional security and cooperation, and promote democracy, human rights, and civil society in Rwanda.

On this joyous day, I wish all Rwandans peace and prosperity in the year ahead.

Source: US Department of State