Revolution: “Banyarwanda banyarwandakazi,ubushobozi bwanyu bwose mwabuhaye ingirwa ntare muyihindura intare”

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Kagame baramusurira urupfu: Irebere ayo makarito batwaye nk’imirambo bajyanye mu mva!

Banyarwanda, Banyarwandakazi,
Maze iminsi mvugana n’abaturage ku bijyanye n’amabaruwa bitirirwa ko bandika basaba ko uriya mwicanyi Kagame yakomeza kuyobora u Rwanda.Mu baturage twaganiriye bambwiye ko rwose ariya mabaruwa bayahatirwa kuyandika,bati “ariko ikindi dutinya,dutinya ko iriya nyeshyamba yamenyereye kuba mu mwobo ejo niva ku buperezida izasubira mu mwobo ikaza iturimbura?”

Bati; “ubu n’ubwo yicana, yica irobanura igenda ifata umwe uno munsi ejo igafata undi, abasigaye tugasenga Imana tukabona burije burakeye”. Bati “twe tubona kuba ari perezida hari abantu atinya bigatuma atatumena mo amasasu nk’ayo yatumenagamo akiba mu ishyamba. Bati: “ese mwana ni gute wavana intare mu ishyamba ukajya kuyirerera mu nzu? N’ubwo hariya bayikuye mu ishyamba bayizanye mu Rugwiro, urabona ko n’ubu yibereyeho nk’uko yari ibayeho mu ishyamba”. Bongeraho bati: “Rero kuyikura hariya ni ukuyisubiza aho bayikuye, aho bayikuye mu ndake isubiye yo yatumara noneho”.

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Umu DASSO umwe aniga umuntu abandi barebera koko?

Muri rusange abaturage bafite impungenge z’ubuzima bw’iriya ntare nyuma y’umwaka wa 2017! Akaba ariyo mpamvu bemera gusinyishwa ku gahato kugira ngo ejo intare itazasubira mu mwobo ikazaza ari kirimbuzi.
Nabateze amatwi numva impungenge zabo. Icyo nakuyemo ni uko iriya ngirwa ntare yahahamuye abaturage ku buryo batifuza ko yasubira mu ishyamba.
Impungenge zabo zifite ishingiro ariko haricyo biyibagije ko kuba iriya ngirwa ntare ikomeza kubahahamura babifitemo uruhare. Bati : “ese gute wa mwana we?

Nanjye nti: “mufite imbaraga n’ubushobozi. Ubushobozi bwanyu bwose mwabuhaye ingirwa ntare muyihindura intare nya ntare”. Baratangaye.

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Ni koko abaturage bafite imbaraga batazi.

Dore uko ibintu bimeze:.Amabaruwa muhatirwa gusinya mwanze kuyasinya ku mugaragaro mukamagana n’abo baza kubahatira gusinya, ingirwantare ihinduka injangwe. Ubwo muba muyambuye bwa bushobozi ntizongera kuza aho muri, yemwe n’iyo yabakangisha kujya mu mwobo muyibwire ko niyibeshya uwo mwobo muzawusibanganya iwurimo, nk’uko yasibanganyirije abacu mu buvumo..
Nabahaye urugero rw’imbwa. Imbwa iyo ikumokeye ukayereka ko watinye ukiruka ikwirukaho ku buryo ushobora no kuvunika. Ariko iyo imotse wihagararaho wabona n’ibuye hafi ukaritora ukariyitera, icyo gihe izinga umurizo ikagenda nawe ukikomereza.

Mwitinya Kagame, mwituma akomeza kubahonyora mwimwimika nk’ umwami. Mwarabyaye n’ubwo bamwe yabamaze ho urubyaro ariko na kamwe yabasigiye na ko gafite ububasha bwo kuyobora. Kagame ntiyavukanye imbuto. Ababeshya ko navaho mutazabaho arabeshya, Kagame si Imana, ndetse kubwe muba mwararimbutse mwese kuko ni cyo yaje ashaka kandi yarabyivugiye ko ikimubabaza  ari uko atabonye umwanya wo kubica mwese ngo abamare. Ubu rero aya mabaruwa muri kwemera ko babasinyisha, murimo mumuha wa mwanya wo kubamara mwese.

Batangiye kumva ingero nabahaye, bati: “wa mugani, twishyize hamwe ntacyatunanira. Bati: “ese ko ari twe tunamutora n’ubwo tutamutoye ku bushake!!” Nti “ntimwumva se”, nti: “noneho muzanamwangire ku bushake”.

Bati: “rero baradusinyishije kandi amabaruwa barangije kuyapfunyika.

Nabasubijeko ntarirarenga.

Buriya bazagaruka muri kamarampaka baje kubasaba gutora.“Yego” bizaba bisobanura ko mwemeye ko Kagame akomeza kuyobora ubuziraherezo, “oya” izaba isobanura ko mubyanze. Abaturage barasetse bose, bati “aho ni ho tumutegeye noneho ntazaducika, reka tubike ibanga ryacu ku mutima”.

Ubutumwa nabahaye ni uko bagomba gushirika ubwoba ntihazongere kuza umuntu ubereka aho batora. Muri demokarasi uwo muntu yatoye ni ibanga. Abaturage rero biteguye kwereka ingirwa ntare Kagame ko kuba yibona nk’intare ari ukubera abaturage,ubu bagiye kumugira injangwe babinyujije muri kamarampaka, abibwira ko ariya mabaruwa bari kwirirwa basinyisha abaturage byarangiye, muribeshya cyane., you will be embarrassed in broad daylight!!!

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Byose biragenda nk’uko byahanuwe: Isekurume izabyara isekurume ndwi (manda y’imyaka 7) zose zanjye konka. Iyo ihene yavutse ntiyonke irapfa.

Kagame rero, abaturage uyobora bagufata nk’inyeshyamba n’ubwo wavuye mu ishyamba, ishyamba ryo riracyakurimo, ni akamaramaza mugani w’Abarundi.
Niba wifuza gufata iy’ishyamba na bwo, rwose Kagame ntizakorohera kuko ishyamba ntirikiri ryeru nk’uko byahoze cya gihe utera u Rwanda rwatembaga amata n’ubuki ukarugira urutemba amaraso n’imiborogo

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Dore aho mpera mbivuga ko bitazakorohera ni aha:

Ubwoba bwawe burazwi, ukangwa n’ubusa. Ba Nyamwasa bagufashije kuguma mu mwobo utuje yewe ndetse bakanakurokora inshuro nyinshi, ubahejeje ishyanga abandi wabanigishije ibiziriko, abandi barimo baborera muri 1930. Niba wizeye uriya Kabarebe utwite inda y’imvutsi,uragowe kuko umunsi yumvise ko byagukomeranye azahera ko ajya ku bise bitunguranye urebe kariya kadigi kameze nk’agatwite bane ehhhe, dore aho nibereye!

None se uriya mufumbira wakuye i Bugande ni we uzakurwanirira? Umunsi yumvise byakomeye azasubira iwabo i Bufumbira nazaba atarafumbira imirima y’iwabo, dore ko numva ko ari hafi gutanga ifumbire mu murima wa nyina. Na twa tuzi yirirwa yicisha abanyarwanda ntatwo azaguhaho ngo tukuruhure.

Rwarakabije se? Ko utizera umuhutu ubwo se uwo mwobo uzawubana mo na nde? Wibuke ko iyo byakomeye buri wese akiza amagara ye. Uriya mushikiwanyu se azaba akibona aho avugira ko ntawe uzaba ukimutega amatwi? Uwo munsi na Cliton/Blair bazavuga ko nta ho bakuzi. Uzaba ubaye uwa nde??

Icyiza ni ukwishyira mu maboko ya rubanda, icyo gihe nta cyo tuzagutwara tuzagushyikiriza ababishinzwe, n’ubwo watubabaje ukaduhekura, ukatugira imfubyi,tuzagufata tugushyiirize inzego zishwizwe kurinda umutekano wawe, ariko niwiha kujya mu mwobo, tuzawusibanganya nta kundi bizagenda.
Kagame emera wivireho ejo bundi manda yawe nirangira.Kuba waraje ku butegetsi nabi ukabuvaho nabi ntacyo bizakumarira, nyamara ubuvuyeho neza, hari akantu byahindura ku isura abanyarwanda baguha. ibyaha wakoze byo, abanyarwanda ubwabo bazamenya uko bakugenza, si abana babi n’ubwo wabatoje ububi, ariko abeza turacyari benshi.Tangira wirukane ayo mabandi wavanye Uganda, kontara mwari mwarasinyanye na yo yo kurimbura abanyarwanda no gusahura u Rwanda uyisese. Tangira witegure ko uzabazwa byinshi ku mahano yagwiriye u Rwanda azanywe nawe n’ayo mabandi yawe.Tangira witegure gusubiza iby’abandi wasahuye, umutungo wa rubanda. Ibyo byose ni byo wakagombye kuba utekerezaho kurusha uko utekereza mu guhindura itegeko nshinga, nzi neza ko utazabigeraho n’ubwo wowe n’ayo mabandi yawe mwibwira ko muri kubikozaho imitwe y’intoki, ariko murebye nabi mwasanga murimo mukora kuri bombe izabaturikana mwese hamwe!
Nyamwanga kumva ntiyanze no kubona, utazi ubwenge ashima ubwe.
Ngibyo ibya ya  ngirwantare y’u Rwanda.

Umutaripfana,

Jeanne Mukamurenzi.

REVOLUTION: AGATSIKO KA FPR GASIGARANYE INZIRA IMWE RUKUMBI ISHOBORA KUKARENGERA.

May 27, 2015

VENANT NKURUNZIZA

Nk’uko tumaze iminsi tubyumva mu Rwanda, ubu agatsiko ka FPR kabujije amahwemo rubanda ku nzego zose kugira ngo gakunde kabone impamvu yatuma gahindura itegekonshinga. N’ubwo rubanda idakozwa ibyo byo guhindura itegeko nshinga kugira ngo umuntu umwe akunde agaragare neza mu mahanga dore ko mu Rwanda azwi neza bihagije uwo ariwe, ariko agatsiko kifashishije iterabwoba gategeka abanyarwanda batari bacye gusinyira ko itegeko nshinga rigomba guhinduka uboshye ko haraho itegekonshinga ribisaba. Ubu ni ubwoba bw’abagize agatsiko bibwira ko kubitegeka rubanda ahari byazayibuza kubavudukana igihe kigeze.

Ibi rero ni ukwibeshya nk’uko abanyarwanda bakomeje kubigaragaza bo mu nzego zose zinyuranye. cyane cyane abajijutse. Agatsiko nigakomeza kwitwara gutya ahubwo njye ndabona n’ayo MATORA kadashobora kuyagezaho. Kubera ko abanyarwanda ntabwo ari bwa bwoko bwa ‘tereriyo’, iherezo umujinya bafitiye ubu butegetsi bw’agatsiko bazawukitura igihe kigeze. Kandi ibyo bizaba bitari kera kandi bizaba nabi cyane.

Kurikira uko abarwanashyaka ba PSD bagaragaje uko barambiwe itekinika rya FPR.

The United States will continue to urge Rwanda to respect the rights of all its citizens.

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Rwandan Human Rights and U.S. Relations With Rwanda

Testimony

Steven Feldstein
Deputy Assistant Secretary, Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor
House Foreign Affairs Committee, Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health, Global Human Rights, and International Organizations
Washington, DC
May 20, 2015

As Prepared

Chairman Smith, Ranking Member Bass and Members of the House Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health, Global Human Rights and International Organizations. Thank you for holding this important hearing on Rwanda and for the opportunity to speak today.

Rwanda holds a very personal connection for me. Fifteen years ago I first went to Rwanda as a fellow with the International Rescue Committee. I spent a year in the country supporting its efforts to recover from war and genocide – helping unaccompanied children and youth reintegrate back into their communities, working with villages to provide access to clean water, and traveling throughout the country to try to better understand what gives people the capacity to pick up their feet and move forward after such a shattering experience. Living in Rwanda had a profound impact on me and has been a key inspiration for my decision to pursue a career in foreign policy and human rights.

Indeed, Rwanda’s progress since the 1994 genocide has been remarkable. Rwanda’s GDP has grown at an estimated annual rate of 7 percent, youth literacy rates have improved from 65 percent in 2000 to 77 percent in 2010, and child and infant death rates have plummeted, going from an under-5 mortality rate of 152 children out of every 1,000 in 1990 to just 52 out of 1,000 in 2013. Rwanda also plays a crucial role in international peacekeeping operations, and has made great strides in its inclusion of women at all levels of government. Several years ago I paid a return visit to Kigali, and I found a city profoundly changed. Modern office towers have replaced dilapidated buildings. The streets were spotless – thanks in part to a widely acclaimed ban on plastic bags. New businesses seemed to be springing up daily, such as coffee ventures supplying top quality beans to U.S. brands like Starbucks and Peet’s.

But this is only part of the story. Alongside Rwanda’s remarkable development progress, there have been equally consistent efforts to reduce space for independent voices and to diminish the ability of the media, opposition groups, and civil society to operate. This space matters. It is essential not only for democratic progress, but for cementing Rwanda’s impressive economic and development gains.

When it comes to the human rights situation in Rwanda, we see three trends of note. First, political space in Rwanda and the overall human rights environment continues to shrink. There are reports of targeted killings, and an increasing number of reports of disappearances and harassment of civil society groups and opposition parties. Second, this trend is reinforcing the wrong lessons for Rwanda– particularly that a country can continue to experience robust economic growth and foreign investment even while repressing its citizens further and reducing democratic space. This is not a sustainable path. At some point – if unchecked – human rights violations will begin to affect Rwanda’s economic performance, stability and the willingness of foreign investors to pump in outside capital and do business. Third, Rwanda’s human rights records is setting a disturbing precedent for the region and continent. Other countries are carefully watching Rwanda’s model of economic liberalization and political repression. In my discussions, counterparts frequently point to Rwanda and question whether protecting the rights of their citizens matters if they can achieve substantial economic development.

The answer, of course, is that protecting the rights of all of Rwanda’s citizens and residents matters immensely to Rwanda’s long term stability and prosperity, to its continued positive economic trajectory, and to whether other countries recognize they can follow a similar path to greater prosperity. When governments repress fundamental freedoms and universal human rights, international investment can falter because this repression is a sign of societal fissures that can lead to instability and violence. This is also true when governments stifle civil society organizations that provide checks and balances on corruption and increase government accountability. Rwanda can be a model for the region, or it can slip backwards over time, never truly fulfilling its potential.

We have articulated our concerns about Rwanda’s human rights record for years directly to Rwanda’s senior leaders, including President Kagame, and we have highlighted the deteriorating situation in Rwanda, through the State Department’s annual human rights report. The Department’s 2013 human rights report for Rwanda noted that the government targeted political opponents and human rights advocates for harassment, arrest, and abuse. It reported that the government disregarded the rule of law and placed significant restrictions on the enjoyment of freedoms of expression, peaceful assembly and association, as well as restrictions on press freedoms. It observed that the government harassed and placed substantial limitations on local and international NGOs, particularly organizations that monitored and reported on human rights. And it highlighted reports that arbitrary or unlawful killings took place both inside and outside Rwanda.

The credibility of elections provides an important indication of the level of space for independent voices and views. Unfortunately, Presidential elections in 2010 and parliamentary elections in 2013 were beset by irregularities both in the pre-electoral period and on Election Day. Part of this is due to the passing in 2008 of the “genocide ideology” law, which was intended to restrict any actions that could lead to genocide. In practice, the government has used this law to impede the activities of opposition parties, opposition candidates, and civil society organizations. In the 2010 elections, in which President Kagame was reelected with 93 percent of the vote, there was a lack of critical opposition voices in the pre-election period, opposition political parties were unable to register, and two opposition party leaders were arrested on what appear to be spurious charges. Two unregistered political parties were unable to field presidential candidates due to legal or administrative issues.

International observers reported that Rwanda’s 2013 parliamentary elections also failed to meet standards for free and fair elections. While the elections were calm and well organized, there were numerous irregularities, including the presence of security officials in polling rooms, multiple voting, and local election officials filling out ballots in the absence of voters. Rwandan electoral officials also denied U.S. Embassy observers access to polling stations and vote tabulation centers, thereby making it impossible to verify the accuracy of the final vote count and official participation rate. Rwanda’s next presidential election is in 2017, and we are cautiously hopeful that this election will mark an improvement upon previous contests.

Our concerns about restrictions on press freedom, freedom of assembly, expression, and association extend beyond electoral processes. Most Rwandan news outlets follow party lines. Rwandan journalists self-censor their work, and some have fled the country out of fear of government harassment. The Rwandan government has also stepped up its use of a law amended in 2012 that allows security officials to monitor online communications. During the period surrounding the 20-year genocide commemoration in spring 2014, the country’s few remaining independent journalists were increasingly targeted for harassment and arrest. This led the United States to issue a statement in June 2014 expressing deep concern about the arrest and disappearance of dozens of Rwandan citizens and credible reports that individual journalists were being threatened, and in some cases directly censored.

We are also deeply troubled by the succession of what appear to be politically motivated murders of prominent Rwandan exiles. This includes the December 2013 killing of former Rwandan government official Colonel Patrick Karegeya, who was found dead in a hotel room in South Africa. Months later, armed men raided the South African home of former Rwandan Army Chief of Staff Kayumba Nyamwasa, who had previously been targeted for assassination attempts. President Kagame’s 2014 statements about “consequences” for those who betray Rwanda has further heightened these concerns.

Also of deep concern are corpses that appeared in Lake Rweru, along the border between Rwanda and Burundi, between July and October in 2014. Fishermen reported seeing dozens of floating bodies, some bound and wrapped in sacks. Four bodies were recovered and buried near a village in Burundi’s Muyinga Province. Fishermen reported that on the nights of September 21 and 22, Rwandan marines attempted to exhume the bodies, allegedly to return them to Rwanda. Both Rwanda and Burundi called for a joint investigation into the identity and origin of the bodies. In December, Burundi’s minister of foreign affairs accepted an offer of forensic assistance funded by the United States and several other donor governments for an investigation led by the African Union. Rwandan officials stated that the government also supported a joint investigation, but no investigation has been conducted. The United States continues to press the African Union to move forward with an investigation into these killings and accountability for those responsible.

As a close partner with Rwanda on many global and regional issues, we have and will continue to maintain a close dialogue with the government on these concerns, while recognizing their strong policies and actions with respect to issues of concern, such as women’s rights, the rights of LGBTI persons, and access to health and education.

In closing, Rwanda is an important ally. It is a respected contributor to peacekeeping missions throughout the region, it has rebuilt itself from genocide, and it has achieved impressive development and economic gains. I have seen with my own eyes the remarkable progress that Rwanda has made. I believe there is a bright future ahead for its people, which is why Rwanda’s current human rights situation is so personally disappointing to me. Ensuring respect for freedoms of expression, association, and peaceful assembly, and respect for the rule of law is essential for cementing, and building from these gains. The United States will continue to urge Rwanda to respect the rights of all its citizens.

Thank you very much and I welcome your questions.

Le Parti ISHEMA se dit prêt à forcer l’ouverture de l’espace politique au Rwanda:

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INVITATION À LA CONFÉRENCE DE PRESSE du  JEUDI  04 JUIN 2015  à BRUXELLES, BELGIQUE : 

«  OFFRONS UNE ALTERNATIVE DEMOCRATIQUE AU PEUPLE RWANDAIS ».

  1. Le Parti ISHEMA, parti politique  d’opposition au gouvernement rwandais de Paul Kagame, vous convie cordialement à la Conférence de presse prévue le jeudi 04 juin 2015, de 11h à 12h, à la MAISON DE LA PRESSE, RUE FOISSART 15, B- 1040 Bruxelles.
  2. Cette conférence intervient alors que le Président Paul Kagame en fin de deuxième mandatse  lance dans une campagne de grande envergure dans le but de  « terroriser » au maximum le peuple rwandais en vue d’ « extorquer » par des voies illégitimes,  un troisième mandat présidentiel pourtant strictement  interdit  par l’article 101de la Constitution de 2003 stipulant : « Le Président de la République est élu pour un mandat de sept ans renouvelable une seule fois. En aucun cas, nul ne peut exercer plus de deux mandats présidentiels».

3.Aussi les Leaders du  Parti Ishema et leurs alliés de la Nouvelle Génération, soutenus par divers conseillers et amis du Rwanda,  ont-ils décidé, non seulement de s’engager corps et âme  pour réclamer l’ouverture d’un espace démocratique au Rwanda, mais aussi et surtout de rentrer sans délai au pays pour offrir, lors de prochains scrutins,  une alternative au peuple rwandais croupissant, depuis juillet  1994, sous le joug d’une dictature militaire qui n’a cessé de maltraiter, emprisonner voire assassiner opposants, journalistes et  militants des droits de l’homme.

  1. Rappelons que le Parti Ishema lors de son Congrès tenu à Paris,  du 7 au 9 février 2014, a déjà désigné son candidat aux élections présidentielles de 2017, en la personne de l’abbé Thomas NAHIMANA qui entend fouler le sol rwandais avec son équipe dès le 28 janvier 2016.
  2. A l’occasion de cette Conférence de presse, le Révérend Thomas NAHIMANA fera le point sur  la violation massive des libertés publiques et droits fondamentaux au Rwanda  et ses implications sur la Région des Grands Lacs (I); il pointera du doigt les vrais défis et enjeux du « mal-être national »souvent dissimulés par  une propagande triomphaliste savamment orchestrée par les hérauts du FPR-INKOTANYI, parti au pouvoir depuis 1994 (II) ;   il esquissera  enfin l’orientation et les grandes lignes des réformes essentielles dont le peuple rwandais a actuellement le plus  besoin pour jouir d’un développement stable et plus harmonieux (III).
  3. Nous espérons avoir le plaisir de vous rencontrer à ladite conférence et vous prions d’agréer, Madame/Monsieur, nos salutations les meilleures.

Fait à Paris, le 20/05/2015

Mr Chaste GAHUNDE,

Secrétaire Exécutif et Chargé de la communication au Parti ISHEMA.

Abbé Thomas NAHIMANA,

Secrétaire Général du Parti ISHEMA et Candidat aux présidentielles rwandaises de 2017

Contacts:

Téléphone :

*00 33 65 21 10 445 (Thomas)

*00 33 78 34 34 672 (Chaste)

Email: ishema_party@yahoo.fr

nahimanathom@yahoo.fr

chaste.gahunde@gmail.com

United States Warns Against Violence in Burundi

Press Statement

Jeff Rathke
Director, Office of Press Relations
Washington, DC
May 15, 2015

The United States is alarmed by reports of retaliatory attacks in Burundi following the attempted unlawful seizure of power on May 13 and the growing risk of greater violence and atrocities. The United States urgently calls on President Nkurunziza to condemn and stop the use of violence by the police and the ruling party’s Imbonerakure youth militias against those who participated in protests against a third term. The United States strongly condemns all acts of violence and retribution against those who have participated in protests against a third term. Individuals who perpetrate or incite violence, or exact retribution against those who oppose a third term, should be held accountable.

The United States supports the rule of law and opposes attempts to seize power unlawfully. The United States also believes the Arusha Agreement that ended Burundi’s horrific civil war must remain the foundation for the country’s stability and post-war reconciliation. The decision by Burundian President Nkurunziza to disregard the Arusha Agreement to run for a third term also has created instability and violence.

The United States is taking steps to impose visa ineligibilities on those responsible for violence. We call on all other governments to do the same. The United States also stresses that, under U.S. law, we cannot provide military training or assistance to military units that commit gross violations of human rights. We support the recent decision by the African Union to delay the next deployment of Burundian troops to the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM), and note that continued instability and violence in Burundi, and in particular the commission of human rights abuses by security forces, could jeopardize Burundi’s ability to continue to contribute to the AMISOM peacekeeping mission.

The United States fully supports the mediation efforts of UN Special Envoy Said Djinnit and the African Union envoys in Bujumbura, as well as the efforts of the East African Community, the African Union, and the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region, aimed at bringing peace and stability to Burundi. We urge all stakeholders in Burundi to engage immediately and seriously in these mediation efforts.

The United States welcomes decisions by other donor partners to reduce or withdraw budget support and financial assistance to the Government of Burundi in response to the continuing instability and violence. We also appreciate the willingness of Tanzania, Rwanda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo to welcome the more than 100,000 Burundian refugees who have fled Burundi, and call on the Burundian government to remove roadblocks and other impediments that are preventing civilian populations from crossing into neighboring nations seeking safety.

We stand with the people of Burundi at this critical moment. We urgently call on the Burundian government to demonstrate, by its actions in the coming days, its commitment to a peaceful future for all the people of Burundi.

US Dept of State

Amakuru mashya kw’ihirikwa ry’ubutegetsi rivugwa mu Burundi

Abaturage mu byishimo i Bujumbura

Abaturage mu byishimo i Bujumbura

14.00 GMT Umuvugizi w’ishyaka riri ku butegetsi CNDD FDD, Gelase Ndabirabe, abwiye BBC ari mu bikorwa byo kwiyamamaza mu Kayanza, ko abantu bashatse guhirika ubutegetsi ari abantu bashakaga gutoba, bagashaka kubashotora kugirango barebe ko babasanga mu muhanda ngo bahangane.

10.00 GMT Akanama kiyise Comite de restauration de la concorde nationale, katanze itangazo mu gitondo, kavuga ko kakuyeho umukuru w’u Burundi Pierre Nkurunziza ubu wari wagiye muri Tanzania mu nama yari yateguwe n’umuryango w’ibihugu byo muri Afrika y’uburasirazuba ku kibazo cy’u Burundi.

Mw’ijambo ryavuzwe na General Major Godefroid Niyombare, ako kanama ngo kafashe iyo ngingo kuko Prezida Nkurunziza yanyuranije n’itegeko nshinga agashaka kwiyamamaza ku mwanya w’umukuru w’igihugu inshuro ya gatatu.

Aka kanama kagizwe na General Major Godefroid Niyombare, General Major Cyrille Ndayirukiye, General Sylvere Habarugira, Colonel Leonard Ngendakumana, Commissaire de Police Zenon Ndabaneze na Commissaire de Police Nimenya

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Abaturage mu byishimo i Bujumbura

Kuva aho ayo makuru amenyekaniye biciye ku maradio yigenga y’i Bujumbura, abanyagihugu bahise bajya mu murwa mukuru kwishimira ibibaye.

Kugeza ubu ariko mu mujyi wa Bujumbura humvikanye amasasu ariko ntawuramenya neza abari kuyarasa n’abo barasana.

Radio y’igihugu iracyavuga ibiganiro nkuko bisanzwe.

Ese General Major Godefroid Niyombare ni muntu ki?

General Godefroid Niyombare w’imyaka 46, avuka muri commune ya Kamenge mu gisagara ca Bujumbura. Yaranguye amabanga yo ku rwego rwo hejuru mu nzego zijejwe umutekano mu Burundi kuva mu 2004, gushika aho akuriwe mu mabanga yo kurongora urwego rw’igihugu rujejwe iperereza mu kwezi kwa kabiri uno mwaka.

Bivugwa ko ari umwe basirikare bakuru bo mu mugambwe CNDD FDD, batashaka ko Prezida Pierre Nkurunziza atwara igihugu ikiringo kigira gatatu.

Mu gihe c’ingwano yo mu gihugu hagati mu Burundi, General Niyombare yabaye umukuru w’igisirikare ca CNDD FDD.

Uwo muhari waje kwemezwa nk’umugambwe wa politike mu kwezi kwa mbere 2005, uca itsinda amatora, Nkurunziza agirwa umukuru w’igihugu. General Niyombare yagizwe icegera c’umukuru w’igisirikare mu kwezi kwakurikiye, mu 2009 naho aca aba umuhutu wa mbere abaye umugaba mukuru w’ingabo z’u Burundi kuva ico gihugu cikukira.

Akiri icegera c’umugaba mukuru w’igisirikare, yarongoye umugwi wari userukiye leta mu biganiro n’umugwi FNL, uwanyuma wari usigaye ukirwana. Amaserano y’amahoro na FNL yashizweko umukono mu kwezi kw’icenda 2006.

Igikorwa ca mbere gikomeye yajejwe ari umugaba w’ingabo, kwari ukurungika abasirikare b’u Burundi guhagararira amahoro muri Somalia, mu butumwa bw’ishirahamwe ry’ubumwe bwa Afrika.

Mu kwezi kwa kane 2011, General Niyombare yagiye mu Rwanda mu rwego rwo gukomeza ugukorana mu vya gisirikare hagati y’ibihugu vyombi. Ivyo bihugu mu nyuma vyumvikanye gusangira amakuru ku bijanye n’umugwi w’abarwanyi b’Abanyarwanda, FDLR, ufise icicaro muri Kongo.

Mu kwezi kwa kabiri uno mwaka, yarirukanywe mu mabanga yo kurongora urwego rw’igihugu rujejwe iperereza, yirukanwa kumwe n’abandi babiri bakorana, haciye amezi atatu gusa agenywe muri ayo mabanga.

Ibitangazamakuru vyo mu Burundi vyavuze ko iyirukanwa ryiwe rifitaniye isana n’urwandiko yandikiye umukuru w’igihugu Pierre Nkurunziza, amuhanura kutitoza mu kiringo kigira gatatu. Nta mpamvu itomoye yigeze itwanga n’ibiro vy’umukuru w’igihugu kuri iryo yirukanwa. General Niyombare yaciye asubirizwa na Gen Etienne Ntakarutimana.

Burundi deports Rwandan nationals suspected of spying

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Kigali. One of the Rwandan nationals who was employed as the manager of local telecommunication operator in Burundi, which is known as ‘Econet’, has been deported from Burundi after the East African country’s security Services accused him of spying on behalf of ‘foreign intelligence’ that are accused of being behind the street demonstrations in the capital city Bujumbura, local media reported Monday in Kigali.

One of the popular vernacular newspaper published in Kigali, ‘Igihe.com’ quoted a senior Rwandan diplomat in Bujumbura as saying that the Rwandan national Antoine Masozera had been recruited in 2012 by the Burundi Mobile and Fixed Network Operator and had worked for the company until last weekend when he had been deported from Burundi on the basis of alleged espionage.It is said that the Rwandan national has been given 48 hours to leave the country, though there was no any retaliatory from the Rwandan side. This expulsion comes just two days after the Rwandan President Paul Kagame has also criticized his Burundian counterpart, Peter Nkurunziza’s desire to cling to power.

Speaking during an interview with the media while on trip in Switzerland, the Rwandan leader observed that when “your own citizens tell you ‘we do not want you to do that or to lead us’, maybe they are saying you haven’t done enough for them” Burundi’s Constitutional Court has dismissed objections over Nkurunziza’s re-election bid, saying his first presidential term did not count as he was elected by parliament, not directly by the people.Speaking during an interview with the state-run Radio Rwanda on Sunday, the Rwandan Foreign Affairs Minister Louise Mushikiwabo has also expressed serious concern’ over the deteriorating political situation in Burundi. “Despite assurances given by Burundi, we can not provide any help but there are still fears about the possibility that the Rwandan rebels based in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DC) can enjoy the violence in Burundi and destabilize Rwanda ,” the Rwandan official said.

Burundi goes to the polls on 28 May for parliamentary elections, and then on 28 June for presidential election. But tension is already high ahead of the polls.Local observers say the tension has been exacerbated by President Pierre Nkurunziza’s decision to run for a third term, in violation of the Arusha peace and reconciliation deal that brought the country’s civil war to an end. According to the Rwandan government, around 25,000 asylum seekers from Burundi arrived in the country over the last two months.Burundians have been demonstrating against his name appearing on the ballot for a third time.(NMG)

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BURUNDI: Perezida Nkurunziza yakorewe Coup d’etat

Amakuru atugeraho muri aka kanya aremeza ko Perezida Nkurunziza w’u Burundi  yaba yakorewe kudeta  ( coup d’etat).

Biravugwa ko iyi coup d’etat yaba iyobowe n’umusirikare General Godefroy Niyombare.

Source:http://www.francetvinfo.fr

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Burundi: plusieurs morts dans de nouvelles violences à Bujumbura

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Au Burundi, la foule chasse les militaires accusés de pas avoir protégé les manifestants contre les imbonerakure et les policiers, le 7 mai 2015.

Dans la capitale burundaise, de nouveaux affrontements se sont produits ce jeudi matin. Selon un bilan de la Croix-Rouge, il y aurait au moins trois morts. Par ailleurs, une explosion a été signalée dans un quartier, foyer de la protestation. Elle a fait un mort et sept blessés, et a été suivie de heurts entre opposants et partisans du président sortant Pierre Nkurunziza.

La situation reste tendue dans plusieurs zones de la capitale notamment en raison du changement d’attitude des militaires.L’armée, jusqu’ici acclamée pour sa neutralité, a pris ce matin des engins de chantier pour dégager les barricades dans le quartier de Musaga. « Ils prennent le parti de Nkurunziza », disent désormais les manifestants en colère.

Colère également à Cibitoke, dans le nord de la capitale. Deux attaques à la grenade dans un quartier pro-manifestants ont fait au moins un mort et sept blessés. Ce sont les imbonerakure, la jeunesse du parti au pouvoir, qui ont tout de suite été accusés par les riverains. S’en est suivi des affrontements entre jeunes pro et anti-troisième mandat. La police est intervenue et un jeune manifestant a été grièvement blessé d’une balle dans la tête.

Pour le porte-parole du ministère de la Sécurité publique, toutes ces attaques sont du fait des manifestants et auraient visé des policiers. Ce n’était pas l’avis de ces manifestants qui s’en sont alors pris aux militaires : « La police protège les imbonerakure et vous, vous ne faites rien », ont-ils lancé.

Ivres de rage, les manifestants ont commencé à tourner dans le quartier à la recherche de responsables, de jeunes du parti au pouvoir. Et une foule s’est lancée à l’assaut d’une maison où se cachait, disaient-ils, l’un de ces imbonerakure. Un jeune qui a tenté par tous les moyens d’échapper aux pierres et aux coups de bâton en se réfugiant dans les caniveaux. Les militaires sont intervenus en tirant en l’air. Un autre jeune qualifié d’imbonerakure a été battu et laissé pour mort dans un caniveau.

Les soldats semblaient dépasser ce matin alors que les manifestants s’attaquaient à la maison de ceux qu’ils accusaient d’être des imbonerakure. A l’intérieur, ils ont trouvé des drapeaux du parti au pouvoir et une tenue militaire et des bottines. Preuve, selon eux, que les jeunes du parti au pouvoir se cachent aujourd’hui parmi les forces de sécurité.

Dans un autre quartier à Nyakabiga, un corps gît au milieu d’une avenue, le corps d’un jeune roué de coups qu’on a visiblement tenté de brûler par la suite. Dans ce quartier, les riverains refusent de parler.

■ L’UA demande le report de l’élection présidentielle

Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma s’est clairement prononcée en faveur d’un report des élections au Burundi lors d’une interview accordée à la chaîne câblée chinoise CCTV. Selon Dlamini-Zuma, « le climat n’est pas propice à la tenue d’un scrutin. On ne peut pas aller dans un pays, poursuit la présidente de la commission, rencontrer des réfugiés qui fuient, et dire que nous allons observer les élections ». La chef de l’exécutif de l’UA s’est aussi prononcée contre un troisième mandat pour Pierre Nkurunziza. « Il y a différentes interprétations de la Constitution, mais parfois, il ne faut pas se limiter à une approche légaliste, ce qui est important ce ne sont pas les légalités c’est la paix au Burundi ».

Des propos, tenus sur la chaîne CCTV, qui sont un véritable désaveu pour le président sortant du Burundi, dont l’initiative est déjà dénoncée ailleurs et notamment à Washington. Sans aller aussi loin, un diplomate de l’Union africaine joint par RFI a condamné fermement le recours aux tirs à balles réelles par la police sur les manifestants à Bujumbura, qualifiant aussi « d’inacceptable l’interdiction de manifestations dès lors qu’elles sont pacifiques ». Selon cette même source, la situation actuelle, qui a déjà poussé 40 000 personnes à se réfugier à l’étranger, est tout aussi inacceptable et pose de lourds défis pour les pays voisins qui les accueillent.

L’Union africaine devrait dépêcher dans les quarante-huit heures des membres de son panel des sages à Bujumbura. L’UA sera également représentée au sommet qu’organise la Communauté de l’Afrique de l’Est sur le Burundi qui se tiendra à Dar es Salam, le 13 mai.

Source: RFI-Afrique

Bazumva ryari? Ngo kutemera ko Kagame afata manda ya gatatu ni ugusebya u Rwanda!?

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Ngiryo iterambere Kagame yazaniye rubanda. Arasaba indi manda kugira ngo rikomeze! Ngiyi BILAN ya Kagame.

Ubwo itangazamakuru rikorera agatsiko ryikomye Kaminuza ya Gisenyi na INES Ruhengeri, ubwo ishyari rya FPR ryatangiye kubira nk’ikirunga cyenda kuruka ! Mu kanya gato ayo mashuri makuru yigenga araba afunzwe, abana bayigagamo bajye mu gihirahiro, bahindurwe Mayibobo.  Ariko hagati aho ntihabura  ba Nyirurutwerunini bafatwa bagasiribangwa nk’uko uyu mu DASSO uri ku ifoto ariho agaraguza agati abaturage b’inzirakarengane. Iryo niryo terambere Paul Kagame yatugejejeho muri iyi myaka isaga 20 amaze ku butegetsi, none akaba asaba indi manda ngo akomeze acure rubanda bufuni na buhoro. Ubu koko igihe ntikigeze ngo ibintu bihinduke ? Abanyarwanda twese dukwiye guhaguruka tukamagana twivuye inyuma ingoma y’igitugu y’Agatsiko-Sajya kibwira ko u Rwanda ari akarima kako bwite. Rubyiruko mukwiye gufata iyambere mugashaka inzira zose zishoboka zo gutera hejuru muti U Rwanda si umunani Paul Kagame yasigiwe na se “!

Muri kaminuza za ULK Gisenyi na INES Ruhengeri hatoraguwe inyandiko zamagana manda ya 3 ya Kagame

Mu mugoroba wo kuri uyu wa Gatatu tariki ya 06 Gicurasi 2015, mu ishuri rikuru ry’Ubumenyingiro, INES-Ruhengeri (Institute of Applied Sciences) no muri kaminuza yigenga ya Kigali ULK, hatoraguwe inyandiko zamagana manda ya gatatu ya Perezida Paul Kagame.

Ubuyobozi bwa INES-Ruhengeri bumaze kwemeza amakuru y’inyandiko idasinyeho (Tract) ko yatoraguwe n’abanyeshuri ikaza gufatwa na Bienvenu umunyeshuri uhagarariye abandi, na we akayishyikiriza ubuyobozi bw’ishuri.

Prosper Ziganibuga, umuyobozi wungirije ushinzwe ubutegetsi n’imari muri INES-Ruhengeri yagize ati “Mu kanya saa moya na 45 abanyeshuri batoraguye inyandiko izwi nka tract, ihita ifatwa n’uhagarariye abanyeshuri itaragera mu kigo hose.”

Twamubajije amagambo yari yanditse muri iyo tract atubwira ko atabashije kuyamenya kuko inzego zishinzwe umutekano zahise ziyijyana ariko zikavuga ko iyo nyandiko ngo yanditswe n’abasanzwe basebya u Rwanda.

Si aha gusa hatoraguwe tract, kuko no muri kaminuza yigenga ya Kigali ULK ishami rya Gisenyi hatoraguwe tract mu gihe cya saa kumi z’umugoroba.

Umuyobozi wa ULK ishami rya Gisenyi Dr Cyeye, yahamije ko inyandiko itariho umukono yatoraguwe n’abanyeshuri ariko ngo nta mwanya wo gutanga amakuru afite kuko twamuvugishije arimo kwigisha. Nyuma twagerageje kumuvugisha telefoni ye ntiyacamo.

Umwe mu banyeshuri twaganiriye yavuze ko iyo tract yatoraguwe muri ULK, yarimo ubutumwa bugenewe urubyiruko n’abanyeshuri.

Yagize ati “Iyo nyandiko yatangiraga yerekana ko perezida Kagame yayoboye imyaka 5 RPF-Inkotanyi igifata ubutegetsi, akaza kuyobora imyaka 4 nyuma ya Bizimungu, mu myaka 23 amaze ku butegetsi akaba ntacyo yagejeje ku rubyiruko.”

Undi munyeshuri wavuze ko yisomeye iyo nyandiko yavuze ko ngo abanyamuryango ba RFP-Inkotanyi ko nta mwisanzure bahabwa, ikindi kandi gahunda z’ubudehe n’ingando bikorwa ngo nta mumaro bifitiye abanyarwanda.

Iyo nyandiko kandi ngo yagaragazaga ko ishyaka riri ku butegetsi mu Rwanda ntaho ritandukaniye n’ayandi nka MRND na CDR yayoboraga mbere ya jenoside yakorewe abatutsi nk’uko iyi nkuru dukesha mugenzi wacu ukorera ikinyamakuru Rushyashya ikomeza ivuga.

Umwe mu bayobozi ba kaminuza yigenga ya Kigali ULK, batubwiye ko ngo iyo nyandiko yasabaga amadini n’amashyaka guhagurukira hamwe bakamagana manda ya 3 kuko ngo nta cyiza RPF yakoze kuva yagera ku butegetsi.

Izi nyandiko zishishikariza urubyiruko, abanyeshuri, amadini n’amatorero kwamagana manda ya gatatu ya perezida Kagame, zigaragaye nyuma yaho kuri uyu wa Gatatu tariki ya 6 Gicurasi 2015, perezida w’ Inteko Ishinga Amategeko, Umutwe w’Abadepite, Donatila Mukabalisa yakiriye amabaruwa y’abasaba ivugurwa ry’Itegeko Nshinga mu ngingo yaryo y’101, barenga miliyoni ebyiri.

Emmanuel Nsabimana – imirasire.com