President Paul Kagame has told the military that the responsibility to protect Rwanda is of great meaning and a noble calling, but there is a big cost when one steps out of the line.

He said he that he is dedicated at building a professional army ready to defend the country within and beyond its borders.

Kagame was speaking on Friday 26, at the Gako Military Academy at a ceremony where he commissioned 528 officer cadets who completed a year-long training course to attain the rank of second lieutenant in Rwanda’s Defence Forces.

“We are building the army that is capable of fighting any kind of war, where possible, an army that is capable of observing peacekeeping missions within and outside the country,” he said.

Rwanda is the 5^th largest contributor of military and police officers in different UN peacekeeping missions around the world with 5684 boots deployed on ground.

“It is an army that deserves to be praised and honoured.” Kagame said.

The Commander-In-Chief told the fresh military officers at a colorful ceremony that their oath comprised all they need to perform their duties. “Citizens protection is the core responsibility you have above all,” he said.

He however warned the officers that stepping out of the line of duty comes with a hefty price.  “Detracting Rwanda can never offer peace to anybody,” he said.

Eluding to various deserters who have betrayed the country and are out on the run, including the former Chief Of Defense Staff, Gen. Kayumba Nyamwasa, Kagame said that the law will play its course to crack them down.

 “It’s a matter of a day. The hand of the law will touch them wherever they will be…whether they cover up behind Rwanda’s detractors.”

Meanwhile, Brig. Gen. Joseph Nzabamwita, Defence and Army spokesperson, told KT Press that “out of the number of officers commissioned 60 (11%) are women.”

Rwanda’s army, reformed 21 years ago, continues to maintain high level of professionalism.

Maj. Gen. John Bosco Kazura who heads the Gako military academy, said that “Effective next year, Rwanda Defence Forces will start producing officers affiliated to University of Rwanda where they will be graduating with bachelor’s degrees in different fields.”

The best three best cadet officers who demonstrated high level of discipline and performance during a year-long course were awarded and honoured.

“It’s an exceptional achievement,” said S/Lt. Claude Mberabagabo, who emerged the overall best performer.

This is the 5^th round of cadet graduates from Gako military training since its creation in 2000.

From top left; one of the five females on a tree in Phinda. Other two female lions. AFRICAN PARKS/MATTHEW POOLE. One of the two male lions in a holding boma in Tembe AFRICAN PARKS/ CLINTON WRIGHT. A labyrinth of lakes makes up Akagera National Park, Rwanda AFRICAN PARKS / JOHN DICKENS.

The Rwanda Development Board in partnership with African Parks in partnership will translocate seven lions from South Africa to re-introduce the species into Akagera National Park in Rwanda in a ground-breaking conservation effort for both the park and Rwanda.

The group of lions destined for Akagera includes five females that have been donated by &Beyond Phinda Private Game Reserve and two males that have been donated by Tembe Elephant Reserve, an Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife protected area.

Located in the South African province of KwaZulu-Natal, both are relatively small, confined reserves where it is necessary to occasionally remove surplus lions.

In the prime of their lives, the lions have been selected based on future reproductive potential and their ability to contribute to social cohesion -young adults, sub-adult females, young adult males with different genetics – and associations such as adult female with sub-adult female and adult male coalitions.

The lions have already been captured and are being held in bomas on Phinda and on Tembe. On 29 June they will be tranquilised, placed in individual slatted, pen-crates and loaded onto trucks for their journey to OR Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg.

At the same time they will all be fitted with satellite collars which will enable the Akagera park management team to monitor their movements and reduce the risk of the lions entering community areas. As an additional precautionary measure, the park fence has also been predator-proofed. The collars have a two year life by which time the park team will have evaluated the pride dynamics and only the dominant individuals in each pride will be re-collared.

On arrival at OR Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg the seven lions will be immediately loaded onto a charter flight and flown to the capital of Rwanda, Kigali, from where they will be transported by road to Akagera National Park.

The entire journey is expected to take 36 hours. They will be accompanied and continually monitored by a veterinary team with experience in translocations. The lions will be kept tranquilised, will not be fed but will have access to fresh water throughout their journey.

On arrival in Akagera National Park, they will be placed in a specially-erected 1,000m² boma in the north of the park. Split into two separate enclosures, the perimeter features a three-metre high, chain-linked electrified fence.

A water reserve has been constructed within the boma and the lions will be fed game meat while in the enclosure. They will be quarantined for a minimum of 14 days, during which they will be continually monitored, before being released into the wilderness of the park.

“The return of lions to Akagera is a conservation milestone for the park and the country”, said Peter Fearnhead, CEO African Parks. “Restoring national parks to their former biodiversity state is a key deliverable of the African Parks conservation model and we, in conjunction with our Government partner, the Rwandan Development Board, are delighted to have been able to re-introduce one of the charismatic species to this beautiful national park”.

Ambassador Yamina Karitanyi, Chief Tourism Officer at the Rwanda Development Board said “It a breakthrough in the rehabilitation of the park under the public private partnership between the Rwanda Development Board and African Parks. Their return will encourage the natural balance of the ecosystem and enhance the tourism product to further contribute to Rwanda’s status as an all-in-one safari destination.”

Himbara, whose real name is Murunganywa, was born in Rwanda, but grew up in Gashojwa in Nakivale, Ankole, Uganda and lived a lonely life as a child due to the circumstances of his birth.

He is a son to late Mzee Byabagamba, who fathered him with his step mother, the last wife to his father. This, in any African culture is not only a taboo, but an omen. Himbara had become an unwanted child, which greatly affected his life.

Those who grew up with him told us they know him as a loner who never socialized with other children, but a good traditional dancer as his dad was a trainer.

Himbara endured refuge life as did so many other young Rwandans. He was very unfortunate he was one of those who succumbed to jiggers, which was a common scenario to many a village children who lived a poor and miserable life.

As a youth, he never had the opportunity to succeed academically, life had become such a huge burden.

In the 70s, late Idi Amin as the President of Uganda was targeting Rwandan refugees, forcing many to flee.

Some crossed to Kenya, others to Tanzania and beyond seeking asylum and employment. Himbara was then in his twenties, he also crossed into Kenya.

Life squeezed him so hard, he ended up on the streets of Nairobi, hanging out at spots frequented by tourists.

His unscrupulous charm netted an unsuspecting African-American woman. They hooked-up so quickly and the woman helped him get travel documents and flew with him to Toronto, Canada.

“They lived together unofficially married for about three years,” one of his old friends who met him in Canada says. Later, he adds, “Himbara was able to acquire Canadian nationality and that was it, he abandoned her and disappeared.”

Himbara struggled with life and managed to settle down with another woman, a Lucayan from the West Indies.

Himbara’s life was difficult to describe, but quite interesting. He had been washed, had no single Rwandan trait or values. It was some sort of an adventure. Traditionally Rwandans smoke tobacco. Himbara smoked marijuana, abused drugs and kept dreadlocks.

He was completely a knew character, but consistent with his lifestyle, violent, reckless and understandably selfish.

That was in the 80s. The struggle for Rwandan refugees to return home was then gaining momentum, including as far as Canada. Rwandan refuges in Canada started mobilising funds and resources to support the movement, the Rwanda Patriotic Front (RPF).

They kept a good network and all Rwandans knew who was living where and doing what. Despite the fact that he had distanced himself from the network, but he was known.

He was never supportive of the cause nether did he care to know. His interests were far in South Africa, where he later lived after moving from Canada in the 90s.

He created some sort of an association, called “Solidarity”. While the RPF mobilised and recruited the youths in Canada to join the movement, Himbara was also competing to recruit them to join the Apartheid struggle in South Africa for the African National Congress (ANC).

He never succeeded though, it was such a big task to undertake. The late Claude Dusaidi who was a staunch RPF mobiliser and a prolific political activist, had become a magnet for the young exiles in Canada. Dusaidi knew Himbara very well enough than many of his associates.

In fact when the Apartheid ended, Himbara ceremoniously flew to South Africa and abandoned his wife. While there, he encountered Dusaidi and exchanged contacts as brothers from the same country.

The genocide had ended and RPF had defeated the genocidal regime and was then in power. Dusaidi had been appointed a political adviser to then Vice President, Paul Kagame, and was respected and admired for his determination.

Himbara desperately lived in South Africa. It was hard there. The country was still fragile and shaky. He traveled to Uganda from where he crossed to Rwanda.

He met relatives and a couple of long time friends and the boys he played with in the childhood days in Uganda.

Himbara is now preoccupied with creating his own memes

Dusaidi was one of the people who spotted Himabara in Kigali, but wondered what had changed Himbara to make him love the country he never had at heart.

But trust Himbara, his manipulative and fearless antics worked well.

Despite Dusaidi having advised the RPF not to extend any favours or offer him a job, we are yet to establish what means he used to become the President’s Private Principal Secretary.

Unfortunately, Himbara abused the office he was given, including refusing to go through security checks and occasionally harassing presidential guards, and putting the president’s security at risk.

He would abandon his car at the gate, blocking the president’s entrance, whenever guards insisted they had to check it.

The relationship between him and other institutions was always sour. He regularly abused the Prime Minister, several times telephoning him and insulting him. His late night phone calls with insults while drank is what every minister knows about from Himbara.

He would even force and intimidate them and other heads of public institutions into signing on doubtful documents.

Apparently, the number of tenders he forced to be awarded to people of his choice are countless. All these cases are well documented.

Simply put, David Himbara, a womanizer,  is a hostile, careless, selfish arrogant and a big-mouthed fella who sucked life and energy out of his colleagues.

He cannot count how many times he had to apologise for dubious acts, until the day he fled the country. He was given another chance to come back.He never changed. It got worse.

The damage he has caused with his subversive activities for Rwanda while in exile has no price tag.

We are investigating what transpired during his time as a public servant. Once all facts are established, conclusively, no sooner than later, we will have the article published.

Hari abagikorera mu mazu ashaje

 Abanyamabanga nshingwabikorwa b’utugari 31 kuri 73 tugize akarere ka Ngororero bavuga ko bagikorera mu nyubako z’utugari zituzuye. Ibi ngo ni kimwe mu bidindiza imikorere yabo ari ku birebana no kwakira ababagana ndetse no gushyingura inyandi ku buryo bufite umutekano.

Kuva mu myaka 2 ishize ubuyobozi bw’akarere ka Ngororero bwahize kubaka inyubako z’utugari ndetse bijya no mu mihigo y’utugari. Kugeza mu ntangiriro za Gicurasi 2016, utugari 42 kuri 73 nitwo twari dufite inyubako zuzuye ku buryo zidateza ibibazo abazikoreramo.

Bamwe mu banyamabanga nshingwabikorwa bavuga ko babura aho bakorera kugeza n’ubwo bakodesha bo ubwabo inzu zo gukoreramo bakazifata nk’icyicaro cy’akagari. Kanyange Christine ukuriye ba gitifu b’utugari mu karere ka Ngororero avuga ko buri kwezi hari ba gitifu bishakaho amafaranga yo gukodesha ibiro by’akagali, aho asanga akarere gakwiye kuba ariko kabashakira aho bakorera.

Utugari 42 kuri 73 nitwo dufite inyubako zuzuye

Mu tugari 31 tugikeneye kubakwa, harimo 2 dukorera mu nyubako zishaje cyane, 24 twubakiye tunasakaye ariko tudafunze hamwe n’utugari 4 tutagira inyubako aho abakozi batwo bagomba gukodesha izindi nzu zo gukoreramo.

Guverineri w’Intara y’Iburengerazuba Caritas Mukandasira asanga ubuyobozi bw’akarere bukwiye gushyira imbaraga mu kubaka aho abakozi bako bakorera kugira ngo bazabone uko nabo babazwa ibyo basabwa gukora. Anenga ba gitifu batanga raporo bavuga ko inyubako z’utugari zuzuye nyamara zitaragera aho zikorerwamo. Yemeza ko aho umukozi akorera hagira uruhare mu mikorere ye.

Hari abakorera mu mazu batiye

Umuyobozi w’akarere ka Ngororero Ruboneza Gedeon we avuga ko muruhare akarere kemerera utugari isakaro rihari ariko bagishakisha sima. Kuko amabati ahari ariko sima. Avuga ko kuzamura inyubako ari uruhare rw’utugari, abaturage hamwe n’abafatanyabikorwa bihariye batwo, akabasaba kwihutisha izo nyubako kuko ba gitifu b’utugari bashyize izo nyubako mu mihigo yabo y’uyu mwaka w’imihigo uri ku musozo.

Rwanda National Police (RNP) has sounded a call for the public to stand up against child abuse following a heinous crime of defilement committed against a nine year old girl in Nyagatare District.

The suspect, Fredouard Muhire, 67, a resident of Rukomo Sector, Rurenge Cell allegedly trounced on the juvenile on June 25, the day he was arrested.

He is currently detained at Gatunda Police Station as investigations continue.

Police Spokesperson for the Eastern Province, Inspector of Police Emmanuel Kayigi, noted that the information about the act was swiftly provided by the local leaders in the Sector who had been informed by area residents, which enabled police to catch and arrest the suspect before he could escape.

“The suspect committed the offence under the influence of illicit alcohol. After getting drunk, he stealthily entered his neighbor’s home and defiled the little girl. They however found him in the act and alerted the local authorities, who also alerted the nearest Police,” IP Kayigi said.

The young victim was rushed to Ruregnge Health Centre for medical examination and treatment.

“It is possible that sometimes cases like this go unreported because parents and guardians feel ashamed or because they know the attacker as a family friend or relative. However, in order to ensure justice and prevent similar attacks, such crimes should be reported immediately.”

He commended the public, particularly the Community Policing Committees and Youth Volunteers in Crime Prevention, for their steadfast contribution to security and safety by providing information about suspected criminals and gangs in society.

He also warned that whereas Police responds fast to defilement and sexual assault, the society needs to do more by watching over the safety of children so that they are not attacked by vicious sexual offenders.

“If a child is sexually assaulted and there is delay in reporting, the suspect could escape and continue his attacks against unsuspecting victims. Therefore, the timely reports and evidence that residents provide could be the difference between a conviction and another case of rape on another person,” he said.

Defilement attracts life imprisonment upon conviction.

Mu masaha ya mu gitondo kuri uyu wa 25 Kamena 2015 abaturage babarirwa mu bihumbi baturutse mu bice bitandukanye by’akarere ka Nyanza kandi bo mu byiciro bitandukanye bahuriye mu mujyi wa Nyanza bigaragambiriza ifatwa rya Lt Gen Karenzi Karake basaba Leta y’u Bwongereza kumurekura byihuse.

Igihiriri cy’abaturage bigaragambyaga cyari gifite ibyapa bitandukanye kandi biri mu ndimi eshatu zikoreshwa mu Rwanda arizo ikinyarwanda, igifaransa n’icyongereza kandi bifite ubutumwa buhuriye ku gusaba ko Lt Gen Karenzi Karake arekurwa nta yandi mananiza

Urugendo baruhereye ku muhanda wa Kigali – Akanyaru aho bita ku bigega berekeza mu mujyi wa Nyanza ari naho bafashe umwanya bagatambutsa ubutumwa bwabo rimwe na rimwe bakabunyuza mu ndirimbo basaba bashize amanga  Leta y’u Bwongereza kurekura Lt Gen Karenzi Karake agataha mu Rwanda nta bindi birego.

Bimwe mu byapa twabonanye abaturage bari mu myigaragambo byariho amwe mu magambo agira ati: “ Banyarwanda twamaganye agasuzuguro, Abanyafurika twamaganye agasuzuguro, Turashaka Lt Gen Karenzi Karake wacu n’andi magambo menshi yasabaga irekurwa rye ryihuse”.

Umwe mu baturage wari ufite kimwe muri ibyo byapa wavuze ko yitwa Munyaneza Eric yatangaje ko icyatumye ahagarika akazi ke akabyukira mu muhanda yigaragambya ari akababaro yatewe n’ifatwa rinyuranyije n’amategeko ryakorewe Lt Gen Karenzi Karake.

Yagize ati: “ Lt Gen Karake wacu ni umwe mu bagize uruhare mu guhagarika Jenoside yakorewe abatutsi mu Rwanda nta kuntu rero umuntu nk’uwo yafatwa ngo abaturage dutuze”.

Uyu mugabo w’imyaka 34 y’amavuko yakomeje avuga ko umutima we uzatuza ari uko Lt Gen Karenzi Karake arekuwe akagaruka mu Rwanda gufatanya n’abandi banyarwanda gukomeza kubaka igihugu.

Nshimyumyumukiza Martin perezida w’ihuriro ry’abafatanyabikorwa bakorera mu karere ka Nyanza yatambukije ubutumwa butyaye imbere y’imbaga y’abaturage bari kumwe avuga ko ifatwa rya Lt Gen Karenzi Karake rishingiye kuri politiki asoza ashimangira ko batazabyihanganira.

Mu Bugesera bahereye ku isoko.

Kuri uyu wa 25 Kamena abaturage bo mu turere tugize intara y’iburasirazuba  bazindukiye mu gikorwa cyo kwamagana Leta y’ubwongereza banayisaba kurekura byihutirwa Lieutenant General Emmanuel Karenzi Karake wafatiwe muri icyo gihugu.

Igikorwa cyo kwamagana Leta y’ubwongereza cyatangijwe n’urugendo ku maguru haririmbwa indirimbo zirimo ubutumwa kuri leta y’abongereza ko ikwiriye kugabanya agasuzuguro bityo ikarekura nta yandi mananiza umunyarwanda Karenzi Karake wafatiwe muri iki gihugu.

Abafite ubumuga nabo ntibatanzwe mu kwamagana abongereza.

Mu karere ka Bugesera abaturage bahuriye mu murenge wa Nyamata bavuga ko mu gihe General Karenzi Karake yaba atarekuwe biteguye kujya kuri Ambasade y’ubwongereza ndetse byanashoboka bokehereza intumwa muri iki gihugu. Uretse ngo kuba hari abazungu basuzugura abanyafurika ngo u Rwanda rwo babazwa n’uko rutera imbere.

Ngoma bakoze urugendo berekeza sitade Cyasemakamba.

Mu karere ka Ngoma iki gikorwa cyatangiriye muri ronpoint kugera kuri stade Cyamakamba ahahuriye abaturage b’imirenge ya Kibungo, Kazo na Remera. Murigo Emmanuel umwe mu baturage we asanga iri fatwa rya General Karake ari ipfunwe n’ikimwaro kuri bamwe mu bazungu babazwa n’iterwambere ry’u Rwanda bityo bagasahakisha uburyo basenya ibyagezweho.

Rwamagana abaturage bageraga ku bihumbi 10.

Mu karere ka Rwamagana abaturage basaga ibihumbi 10 bakoze urugendo rwahereye ku kibuga bita icya Polisi bazenguruka umujyi bongera ku kigarukaho. Furaha Yvonne yemeje ko ifatwa rya Lt. Gen. Karenzi Karake ari ugupfobya jenoside yakorewe abatutsi.

Gatsibo baturutse Kabarore berekeza Rwagitima Fianance.

Mu karere ka Gatsibo mu murenge wa Kabarore abaturage bahereye muri santere berekeza ahitwa Fianance Rwagitima. Kuri bo ngo ntibiyumvisha ukuntu umuntu wahagaritse jenoside ariwe wafatwa ashinjwa kuyikora.

Kirehe abenshi bari abamotari.

I Kirehe  abaturage benshi biganjemo abamotari bakoze urugendo kuva muri santere ya Nyakarambi kugera ku kibuga. Mu magambo bahavugiye biyamye igihugu cy’ubwongereza n’ibindi bifatanije kurekura Karenzi Karake.

Abaturage ba Kayonza bo ngo ntibazasoza imyigaragambyo Karake atarekuwe.

Ibikorwa byo kwamagana itabwa muri yombi rya Gen. Karenzi Karake byabereye no mu karere ka Kayonza aho abaturage basaga ibihumbi bitanu bazindukiye mu rugendo rwo kwamagana iryo tabwa muri yombi, ndetse banamagana icyo bise agasuzuguro ibihugu by’i Burayi na Amerika bikomeje gukorera u Rwanda n’ibihugu bya Africa muri rusange. Abakoze urwo rugendo i Kayonza bavuze ko bitumvikana uburyo Gen. Karake yahinduka umwicanyi kandi ari umwe mu ngabo zahagaritse Jenoside yakorewe Abatutsi mu 1994. Bavuze ko nta bushobozi bafite ku buryo bahita bajya kumuvana mu Bwongereza, ariko ngo ntibazahagarika kwamagana ako gasuzuguro kugeza igihe bazamurekurira.

Abaturage ba Nyagatare baririmbaga basaba ko Karake arekurwa.

Kuba igihugu cy’ubwongereza kiri mu bitera u Rwanda inkunga nyinshi ngo ntibakwiye kubyitwaza ngo basuzugure abanyarwanda. Zawadi Innocent umuturage wo mu karere ka Nyagatare avuga ko u Rwanda ari igihugu kigenga gifite agaciro kidakwiye gusuzugurwa. Kuri we ngo inkunga abongereza batanganga bayihagarika ariko abanyarwanda bagahabwa amahoro n’umutekano.

Iki gikorwa cyo kwamagana Leta y’ubwongereza no kuyisaba kurekura  General Karenzi Karake mu turere tugize intara y’iburasirazuba cyatangiye mu masaa tatu z’igitondo gisozwa saa yine n’igice. Kikaba cyaranzwe n’urugendo ku maguru, kikaba cyarimo abanyarwanda b’ingeri zitandukanye cyane urubyiruko, abakora imirimo itandukanye ndetse n’abakuze. Icyo bahurizagaho bose kikaba ari uko babajwe cyane n’ifatwa ry’umwe mu bahagaritse jenoside nyamara abajenosideri bidegembya. Ibi bakabifata nko gukomeza guhembera ingengabitekerezo ya Jenoside.

President Paul Kagame is confident that Rwandans have reasonably leant from the past and are advancing towards self reliance; no Rwandan should be deceived and strayed from the right path.

President Paul Kagame has warned Rwandans against believing false doctrines saying it would lead to insecurity and hinder development.

“Killings and all the bad things that happened in the past root to ancient Rwandans’ acting without questioning,” warned the President.

Kagame was addressing more than 10,000 Rwandans in Kagano Sector, Nyamasheke District, and Western Rwanda on Monday June 29^th 2015

Kagame said that the encountered development in Rwanda owes to the fact that Rwandans are no longer ignorant and they look at the value they would derive in whatever suggestions that come up from people with diverse ideologies.

“Rwandans are no longer ignorant, naïve nor have they given-up .They don’t fall for any doctrines that manipulate them to work towards other people’s personal benefits,” said Kagame.

The president warned Rwandans that any doctrine diverting them from togetherness, security and hard work as pillars of development should never be given a platform. He called on Rwandans to boycott false advice from people who have deserted and betrayed the country but pretend to be revolutionalists.

In an insisting approach, President Kagame requested them to work hard, putting tourism opportunities and service delivery as top priority so as to earn economic independence.

“Exploiting tourism is a great opportunity. We need more classy hotels in Nyamasheke and we should perfect service delivery,” advised Kagame.

Meanwhile, Nyamasheke showcased different achieved infrastructural developments that Kagame had pledged during his last visits in 2010 and 2015 respectively.

These include; graduating to 38 coffee washing stations from 1, electricity in households improving by 25% from 7.7% in households 72% to 97% higher level graduations with 567 classrooms erected.

“A lot has improved especially in terms of farming, we now have a coffee processing factory,” said Nyamasheke Mayor, Aime Fabien Kamali.

Among others, Bushenge Hospital was renovated and made the Province’s referral hospital, owing to the President’s pledge and 75% resident’s access clean water in not more than 500 metres.

Residents hailed Kagame for his role in fuelling development without segregation.

“I have moved from a mere woman to an entrepreneur employing 16 people in my sewing business,” said Alivera Mukantwari, Nyamasheke Resident.

Kagame reminded them that without security, hard work and togetherness; development can never exist.

Ikigo cy’ubushakashatsi n’iterambere mu by’inganda (NIRDA) cyahoze kitwa IRST, kuri uyu wa gatanu tariki ya 26 Kamena 2015 cyibutse abari abakozi bacyo bazize jenoside yakorewe abatutsi mu 1994.

Umuyobozi w’iki kigo Dr Joseph Mungarurire yavuze ibigwi bya buri mukozi wese wakoreraga IRST wazize jenoside, avuga ko bose bari abakozi b’intangarugero.

Yavuze ko kuba barishwe iki kigo ngo cyahombye bikomeye, ariko cyane cyane igihugu kikaba aricyo cyahahombeye cyane.

Ati:”Aba bakozi bose ndabazi twarakoranye igihe kinini, nyuma y’aho biciwe hari serivisi zitagikora muri iki kigo, kubera ko zabuze abazikoramo babisobanukiwe, ubu turacyabashakisha”.

Uyu muyobozi ariko yavuze ko ababazwa cyane na bamwe mu bakozi b’iki kigo bari barize iby’ubuganga bakanasezerana kurinda ubuzima ariko bakarenga bakica cyangwa bagahagarikira abo bakorana bicwa.

Dr Mungarurire kandi yasabye abari aho ko uwaba azi uwari umukozi wa IRST wazize jenoside ariko akaba atari ku rutonde rw’abibukwa uyu munsi, kubimenyesha ubuyobozi bw’iki kigo kugirango nawe yongerwe kubibukwa muri iki kigo.

Kanayire Laurence umukozi muri NIRDA ishami rya Huye akaba yaranakoraga muri IRST mu gihe cya jenoside, yagarutse ku rwango rwatangiye kuranga abayobozi n’abakozi badahuje ubwoko mbere gato ya jenoside, avuga ko ibyo byagaragaza ko hari ikintu kidasanzwe cyategurwaga.

Yavuze ko hari bamwe mu bakozi bagerageje guhisha bagenzi babo mu kigo imbere, ariko ngo bagenzi babo b’abicanyi bakanga bakabica.

Yanenze kandi bamwe mu bakoraga muri IRST banze gutanga amakuru mu gihe cy’inkiko gacaca, nyamara kandi bari bahari.

Ati:”Muri gacaca narabinginze ngo batubwire ibyabereye aha, baranga ahubwo bamwe bemera kuva ku kazi”.

Umujyanama w’umunyamabanga nshingwabikorwa wa komisiyo y’igihugu yo kurwanya jenoside Rutagengwa Philbert yavuze ko jenoside yabaye igahitana abanyarwanda benshi, kandi ko kwibuka bizahoraho mu rwego rwo gusubiza agaciro abakambuwe.

Yavuze kandi ko urugamba rwo kurwanya abahakana n’abapfobya jenoside rugikomeje, kandi ko ari urwa buri munyarwanda wese ukunda igihugu cye.

Ati:”Ni urugamba dukwiye kurwana nk’abanyarwanda, tugafatanya n’inshuti z’u Rwanda kugirango turwanye abo bantu”.

Abakozi b’icyahoze ari IRST bibukwa kugeza ubu ni 19, gusa ubuyobozi bw’iki kigo buvuga ko bishoboka ko hari n’abandi bataramenyekana, kuburyo nabo nibamara kumenyekana nabo bazongerwa ku rutonde.

Imiryango 10 y’abari abakozi ba IRST bazize jenoside yaremewe ibyo kurya hamwe n’ibikoresho byo mu rugo binyuranye, mu rwego rwo kubafata mu mugongo.

Mu murenge wa Kaduha, akarere ka Nyamagabe, hashyinguwe imibiri y’abazize jenoside yakorewe abatutsi muri Mata 1994 igera ku 105, aho abarokokeye muri aka gace banagarutse ku mateka mabi yaranzwe na Kaduha mu gihe cya jenoside.

Kuri uyu wa 28 Kamena 2015, Akarere ka Nyamagabe, kifatanije n’umuryango w’abacitse ku icumu bakomoka mu murenge wa Kaduha, bashyinguye imibiri yababo igera ku 105, bataburuwe mu cyobo kiri impande ya Paruwasi ya Kaduha aho benshi muri aba bantu biciwe.

Mu gushyingura iyi mibiri abarokotse jenoside bo mu gace ka Kaduha, bagaruste ku mateka yakaranze mu gihe cya jenoside n’abagize uruhare mu bwicanyi bwahakorewe.

Uwitwa Laurent Gashugi w’imyaka 64, ni umwe mu barokotse jenoside bakomoka muri aka gace akaba yatangaje ko mu myaka y’1959 abatutsi baterwaga bagahungira kuri paruwasi ya Kaduha kuko babaga bahizeye amakiriro ariko mu gihe cya jenoside atari ko byagenze.

Yagize ati: “mbizi kuva muri 1959, 1963, nkubwire ko Gikongoro niyo perefegitura muri iyo myaka habaye ubwicanyi bukomeye,kubera ubuyobozi bubi, abahungiye kuri paruwasi twarahakiriye ariko muri 1994 abahahungiye biza hano baziko bazahakirira, barishwe bose.”

Minisitiri w’urubyiruko n’ikoranabuhanga wari waje kwifatanya n’abanya Kaduha gushyingura mu cyubahiro, yihanganishije imiryango yashyinguye n’ifite abayo mu rwibutso rwa Kaduha kandi asaba abarokotse ko nubwo bikigoranye ariko bagomba guharanira kubaho neza.

Yagize ati: “kwigaruria ikizere, kugira ubushake bwo kubaho nyuma ya jenoside yakorewe abatutsi, ntabwo byoroshye ariko tugomba kubikora tukiyubaka, abatoya bagakunda ishuri bakagira indoto,ikivi ababyeyi abavandimwe n’inshuti basize batushije ariwe ugomba kucyusa.”

Urwibutso rwa Kaduha rushyinguyemo imibiri igera ku bihumbi 47, harimo n’iyashyinguwe uyu munsi 105, uru rwibutso rukaba ari n’ubwibutso rwa mbere mu gihugu rwubatswe n’abacitse ku icumu, rukaba rwatashywe mu mwaka wa 2003.

President Paul kagame has pledged to give residents of Nkombo Island the second Ferry that will enable residents access the rest of the neighbouring communities for better business and improve their welfare.

Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame waving to hundreds of delightful residents during his visit to Rusizi on Tuesday 30th June 2015 where he pledged another Ferry to Nkombo Island Residents. Photo: PPU

The pledge comes at a time when the Nkombo residents have been using only one ferry (also donated by the president) after many years of difficulty trips crossing from the island to other parts of the Lake Kivu, in the western region.

President Kagame said that Rwandans must be given equal opportunity to strive towards development. Photo: PPU

“Our citizens may not have equal abilities but they must be given equal access to opportunity” Kagame Insisted.

The President has been on a two- day tour in Rusizi and Nyamaseke to interact with the citizens and share challenges and solutions to the problems affecting the residents, but also challenging the citizens to work hard to ensure the country fully achieves self-reliance.

This was part of his gratitude to the residents after they exhibited the progress in social and economic aspects, which they have made in the recent years.

At times when Nkombo was considered as an isolated part of Rwandans because of lack of transport and use of a different dialect from mainland Rwanda, Kagame encouraged the residents to strive for more.

“We have achieved a lot but there is still a long way to go. We want a nation where every citizen is prosperous” Kagame persuaded

A teenager at a library: The Library-For-All-App will allow easy access to hundreds of books

The Bloomberg Philanthropies and Imbuto Foundation, charity for Rwanda’s First Lady, Jeanette Kagame, have launched a mobile application for Rwandans to access free books.

The Library For All app for all android devices will enable Rwandans access over 500 books from 200 authors and improve Rwanda’s library services and literacy through technology.

“Rwanda is a developing country, therefore grooming the youths to read is a necessity,” said Diyana Gitera, Deputy Director at Imbuto Foundation.

“The most effective way to achieve the reading, innovative generation that we need is through using the available technology to provide reading materials to different users countrywide,” she added.

Bloomberg Philanthropist’s researcher, Verna Eggleston, said the American charity is playing a role in helping Rwandan youths discover different opportunities surrounding them, through using the App.

“If you know it, you can live it. Reading is the only natural effortless way to bring people to different steps in life, and we are glad to help Rwanda in this,” said Ms. Eggleston.

The app will become a platform for Rwandan publishers to showcase their work and motivate writers.

“The publishing and writing sectors still lag behind, but this came just in time to fuel the cause,” said Steven Mugisha, the Representative of Rwandan Publishers.

The Ministry of Education will manage the selection of books for the free app. The ministry said they were seeking ways to improve access to ICT devices in remote schools so that the online library can benefit all.

“We have a deal with a computer assembling plant to provide at least 150,000 laptops annually, which we will distribute in different schools,” said Olivier Rwamukwaya, State Minister for Education.

“We have also worked with telecommunication companies to provide affordable ICT devices and different packages to give equal advantage to different users,” he said.

Young writers are also positive the new innovation is a platform to share their works. “I intend to take my poetry to greater heights…with this app, I expect a lot,” said Angel Uwamahoro, a teenage writer.

Rwanda has invested heavily in ICT promotion and broadband, with 4G connectivity.

“With such innovations, Rwanda is getting a run for their ICT investment,” said Didier Nkurikiyimfura, Director General in charge of ICT at The Ministry of Youth and ICT.

Source: KT Press

Abanyamuryango ba Korari Ijuru iririmbira kuri paruwasi katedarari ya Butare, bibutse abari abanyamuryango bayo, barimo n’abayishinze, bazize jenoside yakorewe abatutsi mu mwaka w’1994. Iki gikorwa bakigize ku cyumweru tariki ya 29/6/2015.

Muri rusange hibutswe abantu 31, harimo Alphonse Rutsindura wagize uruhare runini cyane mu kuyishinga, hakabamo Dr. Kurawige, … Harimo n’umukobwa witwaga Agnès. Aba bose “bambukiye ku kiraro kidasanzwe bajya mu bundi buzima. Ntibanyuze ku kiraro gisanzwe” nk’uko byavuzwe n’umwe mu bafashe ijambo.

Umusaza JMV Mbonyizina, umwe mu bari muri iyi korari mu mizo yayo ya mbere, yavuze ko misa ya mbere bayiririmbye kuri pasika yo mu mwaka w’1988. Iya nyuma na yo bayiririmbye kuri pasika yo mu mwaka w’1994.

Iyo misa ya nyuma baririmbye, ngo yagaragayemo ikimenyetso kidasanzwe: hagati mu gitambo cya misa, ampurifikateri (amplificateur) bifashishaga yaraturitse nk’igisasu, ni uko abari baje mu misa barakangarana. Icyo gihe kwifashisha inanga ntibyari bigishobotse, ni uko bagerageza kwifashisha iy’urubaho yanyongwaga yabaga muri katederari ariko ntibyagenda uko babishakaga.

Umusaza Mbonyizina ati “cyari nk’ikimenyetso ko umurimo twari twaratangiye wari ushojwe.” Ubundi ngo iyo bamaraga kuririmba misa ya pasika bajyaga gusangira agacupa, ariko uwo munsi ntibyabaye. Buri wese yahise ataha, yacitse intege.

Jean Pierre Nsabimana ukuriye Ibuka mu Karere ka Huye, wari waje kwifatanya na Korari Ijuru muri iki gikorwa cyo kwibuka, yashimye ko nta wari muri iyo korari uvugwaho kuba yarashakishije bagenzi be ngo abe ari we ubiyicira nk’uko ngo byabaye muri korari ya ADEPR Rwimbogo, ahitwa i Nyumba muri Gishamvu.

Muri iyi Korari y’i Nyumba, babiri mu bari bayigize basabye abasirikare ko abandi bantu bazicwa, ariko umwe mu babayoboraga witwaga Minani na fiyanse we bakababarekera. Ngo barababahaye koko, ni uko babicisha amabuye mu gihe cy’iminsi itatu yose. Ngo baje guhwanywa n’umuntu umwe wabonye urubozo bishwe, kuko bari baranze gushiramo umwuka.

Yasabye Korari Ijuru kandi ko ubutaha bazajya batumira n’andi makorari menshi bagafatanya muri iki gikorwa (Korari Ijuru yari yatumiye abayobozi b’amakorari gusa). Icyo gihe na bo bakazaboneraho umwanya wo kubaha ubutumwa.

Abize mu ishuri rya GS Nyagasambu ryo mu murenge wa Nyamirama mu karere ka Kayonza  mbere ya Jenoside yakorewe Abatutsi mu 1994 bavuga ko urubyiruko rw’iki gihe rukwiye guhabwa uburere bushingiye ku Ndangagaciro na Kirazira z’Abanyarwanda, kugira ngo ibikorwa by’ubunyamaswa byakorewe Abatutsi muri iyo Jenoside bitazasubira ukundi.

Rwamurenzi Appolinaire watangije iryo shuri mu mwaka wa 1965 agamije korohereza abana bakoraga ingendo ndende bajya kwiga, muri Jenoside yishwe urw’agashinyaguro abamwishe “bemeza ko nta handi bamujugunya atari mu musarane w’iryo shuri yatangije” nk’uko umuhungu we warokokeye kuri iryo shuri, Murenzi Telesphore abivuga.

Mbere y’uko Rwamurenzi agira igitekerezo cyo gutangiza iryo shuri bamwe mu bana bo muri ako gace ngo bajyaga kwiga i Rwinkwavu ku birometero bisaga 20, abandi bakajya kwiga i Rwamagana ku bisaga 30 kandi bagenda n’amaguru kuko nta modoka zabaga zihari.

Iryo shuri ngo ryabaye igisubizo kuri abo bana banariherwamo uburere bwiza kuko abaryigagamo batsindaga neza ibizami bya leta nk’uko Bizimana Claude waryizemo mu 1988 abyemeza. Cyakora muri Jenoside Rwamurenzi yiciwe hamwe n’abandi barezi icyenda b’iryo shuri bazira ko ari Abatutsi, kandi mu babishe hakabamo n’abanyeshuri bigishije.

Bizimana avuga ko ari ubunyamaswa burenze kamere kuba umuntu yaratangije igikorwa kiri mu nyungu rusange z’abaturage bakamwitura kumwica, barangiza bakanamushinyagurira ngo “agomba kuruhukira mu misarane y’amashuri yubatse”

Avuga ko uburere buhabwa abana b’iki gihe bukwiye gushingira ku Ndangagaciro na Kirazira z’Abanyarwanda, bagatozwa buri gihe ko kizira kwica umuntu, by’umwihariko uwakugiriye neza.

Abanyeshuri b’iryo shuri bavuga ko bamaze gusobanukirwa amateka mabi yaranze u Rwanda ku buryo bitoroshye ko hagira umuntu ubashora mu nzangano.

Umuyobozi w’iryo shuri Nkeshimana Telesphore na we avuga ko uburere butangirwa muri iryo shuri butanga icyizere ko amateka mabi yaranze u Rwanda atazasubira ukundi, kuko uretse amasomo abana banatozwa gukunda igihugu kandi bakagikorera batizigamye.

National Industrial Research and development Agency (NIRDA) on Tuesday June 30 commemorated its former workers lost in the Genocide against the Tutsis. The ceremony took place at the ministerial headquarters.

The ceremony involved officials from the government paying tribute to 19 victims at the NIRDA memorial site.

Dr Joseph Mungarurire, the director of NIRDA said that commemorating the murdered employees is a way of showing them respect and dignity.

“We will continue commemorating together with the survivors because the employees who were killed would have been around working for their country; but they didn’t survive the genocide due to bad leadership characterized by divisionism and discrimination. However, we will continue to work together and develop our country,” Mungarurire said.

He further urged the survivors to involve in job creation which will help them to develop themselves, generate income and develop the country.

“We have to fight genocide ideology and teach young children to love themselves, others and the country. We have good leaders who oppose genocide ideology, which will not be tolerated because we want a country without divisionism, but with peace and development,” Dr Mungarurire said.

Geoffrey MUSHAIJA

It is worth for Rwandans citizen to celebrate their liberation with happy faces because of self-pride and appreciation explaining their story.

They enjoy their traditions, culture and celebrate their achievements. Rwanda leadership values are the greatest source of joy in stirring Rwandans to greater ambitions. Rwandans are authors of their celebrated inclusive socio-economic transformation and development.

The umbilical cord between Rwanda citizens and their leaders explains their happy faces because Rwanda leaders are beyond the power of position, pay real price of leadership and accountable to them.

Rwanda remarkable performances in women empowerment, food security, public health, security, education, technology, focus on energy and enhancing infrastructure development Rwandans to appreciate and resilient in achieving their desires instead of complaining about the problems but to seek solutions to them.

Sincere and honest Rwanda leadership retreats and national dialogue results contribute to holistic liberation because Rwandans never rest until they find solutions to their problems .Sanity of Rwanda’s electoral politics is a mystery to many observers and commentators.

Rwanda’s electoral politics experiences are void of confrontation, noise and civil strife nurtured by individualistic ambitions. The uniqueness of Rwanda’s electoral politics sanity and consensus is still a puzzle to many.

The heart of the puzzle and sanity Rwanda’s electoral politics lies in her cultural values of above self, focus on national interests and facts speak for themselves from household level to international levels.

Happy faces are a product of responsible visionary leadership that has won the trust of the led to nurture continuity of cohesion and consensus irrespective of political party affiliations when managing citizen aspirations.

The citizens’ wishes guided politics avoid imperfections that can reduce its politics effectiveness.  Allegiance to citizen choice provides democratic space to them as essential empowered active partners in electoral politics.

Rwanda’s remarkable performance in various aspects of socio-economic and political indicators at national, regional and global levels is a reflection of Rwanda’s sensitivity to pro-poor policies to reach out to the welfare of the last citizen in the queue in terms of livelihood viability.

Strict, reliable, responsive and accountable pro-poor social and economic security policies and solutions have been the greatest source of transformative and inclusive development ambitions.  Rwanda government sensitivity to the needs of the last person in the queue as the epicentre of development focus gives assurance of prosperity.

Government alertness in ensuring a well-tailored policies to specific category of vulnerable poor households to support to become socially and economically viable brings great joy and happy faces unto them which is a true measure of development.

Rwanda’s ambitious pro-poor policies so that no household keeps in misery of poverty but to work hard towards transforming one’s life are yielding remarkable self-reliance mindset.  The leadership in Rwanda never gets tired to work for their own people irrespective of difficulties or failures.

The leadership focus on pro-poor schemes empowers poor to become vibrant- a reality to country’s prosperity. It’s very hard for a country or community to prosper without a vibrant and happy citizens.

Therefore radical and realistic pro-poor policies which are executable are fundamental to inclusive development. Countries need prioritise pro-poor policies and serious discussions on how needy people can be transformed.

Mr. Geoffrey MUSHAIJA is PhD (Economics) Land Policy Research Scholar

John Kerry, Secrétaire d’Etat Américain

Le Secrétaire d’Etat Américain, John Kerry, au nom du Président Barrack Obama et du peuple Américain, a envoyé un message de félicitation peuple Rwandais pour le 53^e anniversaire de l’indépendance.

Louise Mushikiwabo, Ministre Rwandaise des affaires étrangères, réagissant au message de son homologue Kerry via son compte twitter, elle a dit : « Merci Mr John Kerry pour ce message important de l’amitié des USA envers le Rwanda ».

Cette journée de l’indépendance a lieu le premier juillet pour les trois pays de la CEPGL et  anciennes colonies de la Belgique. Il s’agit du Rwanda, du Burundi et de la RD Congo.

Au Rwanda, cette journée est célébrée le 4 juillet avec la date de «  Liberation Day ». Ce jour de  libération du Rwanda est une date inoubliable pour les Rwandais où les soldats du FPR-Inkotanyi ont arrêté le génocide contre les Tutsis sur tout le territoire rwandais, poussant le gouvernent génocidaire appelé « Abatabazi » et son armée « FAR » à fuir vers le Zaïre après avoir exterminé plus d’un millions de Tutsis.

Mais les activités marquant le 21e anniversaire de la libération du Rwanda seront faites au niveau du village cette année, selon le communiqué du récent conseil des ministres.

Ce communiqué a été diffusé via le site web du U.S Department of State, et son lien est (http://www.state.gov/secretary/remarks/2015/07/244546.htm)

L’intégralité du message des USA envers le Rwanda

Au nom du  Président Obama et le peuple des Etats Unis d’Amérique, je félicite le peuple Rwandais pour leur 53^e anniversaire de l’indépendance, le 1 Juillet.

Aujourd’hui, nous reconnaissons beaucoup de réalisations depuis son indépendance. Le Rwanda est un pays reconnu pour la promotion des filles et des femmes, en les impliquant dans le gouvernement et le business, en assurant leur accès à l’éducation secondaire et universitaire, plus particulièrement dans les sciences.

Le Rwanda a continué à renforcer son engagement dans les missions internationales de maintien de la paix avec plus de cinq milles éléments militaires et policiers en missions en  Afrique et Caraïbes, la République Centre Africaine, Darfour et au Soudan du Sud.

Nous apprécions notre partenariat dans le commerce, investissement et développement économique et nous avons un objectif de créer plus d’opportunités qui pourront améliorer la prospérité des peuples de nos deux pays.

Les Etats Unis d’Amérique s’engagent à poursuivre sa collaboration avec le Rwanda dans l’amélioration des services de la santé, sécurité alimentaire, promotion de la sécurité et la coopération régionale. Nous nous sommes engagés également  à appuyer la démocratie, les droits humains et la société civile au Rwanda.

Comme vous vous réunissez avec les familles et amis pour célébrer ce grand jour, je souhaite la paix et la prospérité à tous les Rwandais durant l’année prochaine…

A hotel belonging to the Mariott Hotel group, worth 67.4 million is one of the big projects that were registered in Rwanda

Rwanda has unveiled the long awaited new investment code with expectation to attract more investors, despite allegations that the country is losing large volumes of revenues through tax incentives.

The country says, its incentives are attractive and are aimed at tapping investors sought after by various countries globally.

“There is a competition for investment globally; investors chose where to put their money on basis of the return,” Francis Gatare, the CEO of Rwanda Development Board (RDB) told KT Press

Gatare unveiled the investment code amidst controversy that there is no return on investment as indicated by a report by the Institute of Policy Analysis and Research (IPAR-Rwanda).

The report concluded the country is being too generous.  RDB on the other hand says the report is not reflective of the new global investment trends.

Rwanda has reduced its corporate income taxes from 30% to 15%, for priority sectors, including energy, financial services, transport, affordable housing and logistics in an investment code that was published in May 2015, replacing a code of 2005.

The country is giving up to 7 years of tax holidays to projects investing $ 50 million in energy, manufacturing, health and ICT, key sectors in country’s economy.

An investor in priority areas has inviolable right to own property, except when national interests are considered, among other incentives.

However, the IPAR report says Rwanda lost $ 234 million in taxes in just two years (2008 and 2009), due to taxes foregone through incentives.

However, in 2004, a year before the investment code was enacted; Rwanda registered $ 103 million worth projects from both domestic and foreign investment. Rwanda started giving incentives in 2005, and business registered increased to $ 470.5million.

The master plan of Eagle on The Lake Project worth $ 162 million on Muhazi Lake shores, Eastern Rwanda

In 2009, registered investments increased to $1.1 billion, slightly the same amount in 2012.

The greatest increase was registered in 2013 with $1.3 billion worth of business projects.

In these three years, foreign investment increased from 146 million, to $ 428 million.

The period saw several companies in the top five sectors, including construction, tourism, energy, ICT and agriculture.

These include Real Contract with $ 389.9 for Kabuga Hill Estate and Kagugu villas, Kivu Watt Ltd in Methane Gaz with $ 293.3 million and Tigo Rwanda worth $ 117 million.

Aegle on the Lake Ltd injected $ 162 million in tourism, while Ngali Ltd joined energy sector, with $ 146 million.

Between 2007 and 2013 the businesses created over 70,000 direct off farm jobs, in a country that is looking for 200,000 new off farm jobs annually.

Rwanda targets 20% contribution of private investment to the country’s GDP, from current 11%.

Daniel Salvaretnam, a Singaporean Investment expert working with RDB said, “My country has one of the highest incentives in the world; we offer 10 year tax holiday, yet for many years, we have been registering a budget surplus.”

He said “it’s all about how you incorporate the incentives within other strategies.”

Aimable Gahigi, of Rwanda Revenue Authority told KT Press, “we are actually satisfied with this investment code; it creates a win-win situation.”

“For example, an energy company that would add 25 megawatt to the national grid would procure far more returns to us than some taxes we may forego for some years.”

Rwanda is looking for a total $ 1.2 billion of registered investments this year, and to increase this by $ 2 million for 2016 and 2017.

New forest Rwanda invested $ 60 million in wood products. In Nyamagabe district, poles above are ready for export to Tanzania

Source:KT Press

Bamwe mu baturage batuye mu karere ka Nyaruguru baratangaza ko bibohoye ingoyi y’inzara ubusanzwe yari yarabaye akarande muri aka gace, ubu ngo bakaba basigaye beza, bagatunga imiryango yabo ndetse bakanasagurira amasoko.

Aba baturage bavuga ko muri aka gace ubu nta nzara ikiharangwa, kuko ngo ubuyobozi bwiza bwabatoje guhinga bakoresha amafumbire, bityo ngo umusaruro ukaba usigaye uboneka ari mwinshi.

Niyitegeka Alphonsine wo mu murenge wa Munini avuga ko kera yari yugarijwe n’inzara mu rugo rwe, nyamara kandi ngo yarahingaga imirima yose akayimara.

Avuga ko kubera guhinga adafumbira ngo byatumaga imyaka itera neza, bigatuma mu rugo rwe hahora inzara.

Ati:”Jyewe narahingaga ibisambu nkabimara ariko sinsarure, nahingaga nta fumbire”.

Akomeza agira ati:”ubuyobozi bwadutoje guhinga dufumbira, ubu tureza ugeze mu isoko wakumirwa. Ibijumba biragura 300 igitebo, nta nzara dufite hano iwacu”.

Niyitegeka kandi avuga ko abagore bahawe ijambo, ibi nabyo akavuga ko ari ukwibohora kuko ngo mbere nta mugore wabashaga guhagarara mu ruhame ngo agire ijambo avuga.

Aba baturage kandi bavuga ko bibohoye ingoyi y’inzangano, ubu ngo abaturage bakaba basigaye babanye neza, umutekano ari wose.

“Icya mbere twibohoye ni inzangano. Ubu tubanye neza pe, nta muntu ukirara ahangayitse ngo araterwa, abaturage tumeze neza turakora ibiduteza imbere”- umwe mu baturage.

Aba baturage bavuga ko ibi byose babikesha imiyoborere myiza, kuko ngo ubuyobozi buriho ubu bwita cyane ku baturage, bukabagira inama zigamije kubateza imbere.

Abarokotse jenocide yakorewe abatutsi mu Rwanda bo mu murenge wa Ndora ho mu karere ka Gisagara barasabwa gukomera ntibaheranwe  n’agahinda, ahubwo bagaranira kwigira binyuze mu kwitabira umurimo.

Ibi barabisabwa na Jean Damascene Renzaho umunyamabanga nshingwabikorwa w’umurenge wa Ndora, nyuma y’uko kuri uyu wagatandatu mu muhango wo kwibuka abazize Jenoside yakorewe abatutsi mu Rwanda biciwe mu kigo nderabuzima cya Gisagara, abarokotse bongeye kugaragaza akababaro n’ibikomere bagiriye muri iyi Jenoside.

Bigizwemo uruhare n’abari abayobozi na bamwe mu baturage bari batuye ikitwaga komine Ndora, mu karere ka Gisagara, mu kigonderabuzima cya Gisagara giherereye muri uyu murenge ngo hiciwe abarwayi bataramenyekana umubare mu gihe cya Jenoside yakorewe abatutsi muri mata 1994.

Donatille Kamaraba umwe mu barokokeye muri iki kigo nderabuzima, avuga uburyo interahamwe zazaga gutwara abarwayi, zigafatiraho n’abarwaza ndetse na bamwe mu baganga maze zikabica nabi urwa agashinyaguro.  Gusa Kamaraba avuga ko kuba yarabashije kurokoka bimuha icyizere cyo kubaho ndetse akabasha gukora akizamura.

Ati “Ibyo byose nabiciyemo ariko nahisemo kudahera hasi, kudaheranwa n’agahinda kandi ndabishobora kuko ndakora nkibeshaho”

Umunyamabanga nshingwabikorwa w’umurenge wa Ndora Renzaho Jean damascene nawe arasaba abarokotse Jenoside yaorewe abatutsi bo muri uyu murenge kwihangana bagakomera n’ubwo bafite ibibazo byinshi, abasaba kudaheranwa  n’agahinda, ahubwo bagaharanira kwigira bakihesha agaciro babokesha umurimo.

Ati “Ibibazo biracyahari ariko abarokitse Jenoside turabasaba gukomeza kwihangana, bagakomea kuba intwari, bagakora bakiteza imbere”

Kuba hari abari abakozi b’ibigo nderabuzima bijanditse muri  Jenocide yakorewe abatutsi aribo bagombaga gufata iya mbere mukubungabunga ubuzima bw’abantu, bamwe mu baganga bo mu karere ka Gisagara bavuga ko babonye isomo kandi ko ubu baharanira gusigasira amagara aho kuyasesa.