HAVENi HUB

Youth-led hub committed to nurturing the next healthier generation.
Implementing SMART HEALTH Project!

#Havenihub #Youth

[HAVENi HUB @Havenihub]

It’s Monday! A new week, a new opportunity to prioritize your well-being.

As you step into another busy week, remember that success is not only about getting things done, it’s also about taking care of the person doing them.

Take care of your body.
Take care of your mind.
Give yourself time to rest, recharge, and reset.

Let this Monday be a reminder that your health matters too.

📞 0789 889 106 | 0737 393 802
📧 [email protected]
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#Havenihub #MentalHealth #SRHR

[Gerishomu NIYOKWIZERWA @n_gerishomu]

This is the kind of innovation young people need-practical, trusted, and continuous support beyond the classroom. Excited to see where Smart Health Project goes👏🏾

#Havenihub #SmartHealthProject

[Alipe BUGINGO @BugingoAlipe]

From ideas to impact. 🌱 We’re just getting started with SMART HEALTH PROJECT at HAVENi Hub , working to advance Mental health and ASRH support for young people. More is yet to come—stay tuned.

🚀 #SmartHealthProject #MentalHealth #ASRH #YouthHealth

[HAVENi HUB @Havenihub]

For many adolescents, the gap is no longer simply access to information, it is access to continuous, practical, and trusted support beyond the moment they receive it.

That’s why we're introducing Smart Health Project.

We are transforming essential health knowledge and age-related life skills into practical, trusted, and accessible support, combining physical and digital solutions to reach young people wherever they are.

Beyond classrooms and health facilities.

Here is our mission, simply: To equip and nurture the next healthy generation.

SMART HEALTH PROJECT
Where Healthy Futures Begin.

#SmartHealthProject #YouthHealth #MentalHealth #SRHR #Rwanda #HealthInnovation #Ubuzima #Rwanda

[Olivissss🩺👨‍⚕️ @OlivisAnes]

One thing my journey in healthcare has taught me is that NCDs are not just statistics they affect real people, real families, and real communities.🇷🇼

Through my experience as a student in healthcare and participating in community outreach, I’ve seen how awareness, prevention and early detection can make a real difference. Sometimes, a simple conversation about healthy lifestyles or encouraging someone to seek screening early can be the first step toward saving a life.

My testimony is simple: knowledge can protect a life, but action can save it.

Let’s speak about NCDs. Let’s get checked. Let’s encourage our families and communities to act early. ❤️

I choose to #LeadOnNCDs and #ActOnNCDs.

@RwandaNCDA
#GW4ARwanda

[HAVENi HUB @Havenihub]

@OlivisAnes @RwandaNCDA @ncdalliance #LeadOnNCDs #ActOnNCDs #GW4ARwanda

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🚨WHAT WOULD YOU DO? — You Find Someone Injured After a Road Accident

Your first instinct may be to immediately pull the injured person out of the vehicle or move them away. But moving someone unnecessarily can make certain injuries, especially spinal injuries, worse.

First, protect yourself and check whether the scene is safe. Call emergency services and provide clear information about what happened and where you are.

Unless there is an immediate danger such as fire or another vehicle collision, avoid moving the injured person. Keep them calm and monitor their condition while waiting for trained help.

Would your first reaction be to move the injured person or call for help?

#WhatWouldYouDo #RoadSafety #FirstAid #HealthNetworkMedia
#HNM #Rwanda #Ubuzima

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🚨WAKORA IKI? — Ubonye Umuntu Wakomeretse mu Mpanuka yo mu Muhanda!

Iyo ubonye impanuka, ushobora guhita wumva ushaka gukura umuntu mu modoka cyangwa kumwimura. Ariko kumwimura bitari ngombwa bishobora kongera ibikomere, cyane cyane iyo yakomeretse mu ijosi cyangwa mu mugongo.

Banza urinde umutekano wawe, urebe niba aho impanuka yabereye hatari akandi kaga, hanyuma uhamagare ubutabazi bwihuse. Tanga amakuru asobanutse ku cyabaye n'aho muri.

Niba nta kaga gahita kamugeraho, nk'umuriro cyangwa indi modoka ishobora kubagonga, irinde kumwimura. Gumana na we, umutuze kandi utegereze abatabazi babigize umwuga.

Iyo ubonye impanuka, igikorwa cya mbere wakora ni iki?

#WakoraIki #HNM #UmutekanoMuMuhanda #UbutabaziBwIbanze #HealthNetworkMedia

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@KarangwaChri @YvanButera
@MethodeYusufu @OlivisAnes
@Cyubahiro_01 @aime_bertrand_1
@n_gerishomu @JosephRyarasa @RwandaHealthMag @PIH_Rwanda

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🚨HNM AMAKURU || 🇷🇼“NI UBURAYA BURYOSHYE CYANGWA NI UGUSHAKA AMARAMUKO…!? SIDA IRAVUZA UBUHUHA” – RUSIZI

Mu Mujyi wa Kamembe, Akarere ka Rusizi @RusiziDistrict , haravugwa inkuru ikwiye gutera buri wese gutekereza. Mu gihe bamwe bashobora kubona uburaya nk'akazi koroshye gatanga amafaranga yihuse, ubuhamya bw'ababukora bugaragaza ko inyuma y'ayo mafaranga hihishe ibibazo bikomeye by'ubuzima, umutekano n'ejo hazaza.

Bamwe mu bakora uburaya bavuga ko hari abakiliya babashyira ku gitutu cyo gukora imibonano mpuzabitsina badakoresheje agakingirizo, cyane cyane iyo bemeye gutanga amafaranga menshi. Hari abahitamo amafaranga menshi kubera ibibazo by'ubukene n'ubuzima bubi, abandi bakavuga ko baba bumva nta yandi mahitamo bafite.

Ariko se ayo mafaranga aba ahagije gusimbura ubuzima?

Amakuru yatangajwe n'abashinzwe ubuzima muri Rusizi agaragaza ko umwe muri babiri bakora uburaya muri aka karere afite Virusi Itera Sida (HIV). Iyi mibare iteye impungenge cyane kandi igaragaza uburemere bw'ikibazo abaturage badakwiye gufata nk'aho kibareba kure.

Ikindi cyagaragajwe ni uko benshi mu bakora uyu mwuga bavuga ko atari ikintu bishimira gukora cyangwa bahitamo kubera ko kibashimisha. Ahanini bavuga ko bawujyamo kubera gushaka amaramuko, kubura akazi, ubukene cyangwa inshingano zo gutunga imiryango yabo. Ibi bituma bamwe bemera ibyemezo bishobora gushyira ubuzima bwabo mu kaga kugira ngo babone amafaranga menshi mu gihe gito.

RBC @RBCRwanda na yo igaragaza ko kunywa inzoga nyinshi, igitutu cy'abakiliya ndetse no gushaka amafaranga bishobora gutuma bamwe batubahiriza ingamba zo kwirinda HIV. Gukoresha agakingirizo, kwisuzumisha kenshi, gukoresha PrEP ku bantu bafite ibyago byinshi byo kwandura no kwegera serivisi z'ubuzima ni bimwe mu byafasha kugabanya ubwandu bushya.

Wakwibaza...!?

Ese ikibazo ni uko uburaya buryoha? Cyangwa ni uko ubuzima bukomeye ku buryo bamwe bumva nta yandi mahitamo bafite?

Iki ni ikibazo gisaba kureberwa kure. Ntabwo ari ikibazo cy'abakora uburaya gusa, ahubwo ni ikibazo cy'ubuzima rusange, imibereho myiza, amahirwe y'urubyiruko, uburezi n'iterambere ry'umuryango muri rusange.

#HNM Ibivugaho iki!?

SIDA iracyahari. Iracyanduza. Iracyahitana ubuzima. TUYIRINDE🙏🏿

Amafaranga ashobora kurangira mu munsi umwe, ariko ingaruka z'ubwandu bwa HIV cyangwa izindi ndwara zandurira mu mibonano mpuzabitsina zishobora kugumana n'umuntu ubuzima bwe bwose.

👉 Koresha agakingirizo buri gihe.
👉 Jya kwisuzumisha HIV kenshi.
👉 Irinde inzoga n'ibindi bishobora kugutesha ubushobozi bwo gufata icyemezo kizima.
👉 Niba ufite ibyago byinshi byo kwandura HIV, wegera ikigo nderabuzima cyangwa ibitaro ubaze serivisi za PrEP.

Ubuzima bwawe bufite agaciro kuruta amafaranga yose. Kwirinda uyu munsi ni ugukingira ejo hawe.

#HNM #HealthNetworkMedia #HIVAwareness #Rusizi #SIDA #UbuzimaRusange #Rwanda #KnowYourStatus #IRusizi

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@RBCRwanda @medsar_rwanda
@RPSARwanda @Nsengiymvathier
@KarangwaChri @UNFPARwanda
@MethodeYusufu @OlivisAnes
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@n_gerishomu @JosephRyarasa @RwandaHealthMag @PIH_Rwanda

[Olivissss🩺👨‍⚕️ @OlivisAnes]

Alcohol remains a major risk factor for NCDs, cancers, and chronic illnesse with no safe level of consumption. Protecting our population, especially youth, requires sustained enforcement and evidence-based alcohol control policies.

📄 Read our full statement below 👇

#BeatNCDs

[Joseph Nkurunziza Ryarasa @JosephRyarasa]

Presumption of innocence: justice should not become punishment before trial

A legitimate question for the duty bearer is this: Does due process permit an accused person to be publicly named, paraded in handcuffs, photographed, and have the allegations against them publicly listed before they have had a meaningful opportunity to present their side of the story?

This question is not merely about preferred law-enforcement practice; it touches directly on a constitutional guarantee. Article 29(1)(b) of the Constitution of the Republic of Rwanda provides that everyone has the right “to be presumed innocent until proved guilty by a competent Court.”

Constitutionally, therefore, a person who has been accused, arrested or detained does not become a criminal simply because allegations have been made against them. They remain presumed innocent unless and until a competent court establishes their guilt.

If an accused person is expected to wait until appearing before a competent court to present their defence, should a similar degree of restraint not apply to public authorities? Why should allegations be communicated in ways that may create an impression of guilt before the evidence has been examined and tested through the judicial process?

This is where the duty bearer should explain how the public presentation of suspects is reconciled with the presumption of innocence, human dignity, due process and the right to a fair trial. Law enforcement and public accountability are essential. Society must be protected, offences must be investigated, and those against whom sufficient evidence exists should face justice. But these objectives must be pursued within constitutional safeguards. How justice is administered matters just as much as the objective of holding people accountable.

There is also a deeper human and social dimension that deserves attention. Could some of these practices unintentionally create or recycle wounds within individuals, families and communities?

An arrest may last a few days or months, but a photograph, accusation or headline can remain online for years. In the digital age, the consequences of public exposure can outlive the criminal proceedings themselves. Search engines and social media do not necessarily distinguish between someone who was arrested and someone who was ultimately convicted.

This raises an important question; What happens when someone who has already been publicly presented as an alleged offender is subsequently acquitted, or when the charges are dropped?

Can the State fully restore that person’s reputation, employment opportunities, relationships and standing in the community? More importantly, will an acquittal receive the same publicity as the original arrest? The courts may ultimately clear someone, but society may continue remembering the photograph of that individual in handcuffs.

We must also consider the consequences for families, particularly children. What does it mean for a child to repeatedly encounter photographs of a parent publicly displayed as an alleged criminal, only for that parent later to be cleared? The resulting humiliation, anger, mistrust and psychological wounds may extend far beyond the individual who was arrested.

Sometimes, when we encounter adults struggling with anger, mistrust or other forms of difficult behaviour, we concentrate on what they are doing today without asking what they experienced when they were young. Institutions therefore have a responsibility to think not only about administering justice today, but also about the social and psychological consequences their methods may unintentionally carry into tomorrow.

None of this means that suspected offenders should not be arrested, investigated or prosecuted. Where there is evidence, the law must take its course. Nor does the presumption of innocence prevent authorities from informing the public about legitimate investigations.

The fundamental question is one of proportionality and constitutional principle: Can law enforcement remain firm, transparent and effective without turning arrest and accusation into a form of public punishment before a competent court has determined guilt?

Article 29(1)(b) reminds us why that distinction matters. An accusation is not a conviction. An arrest is not proof of guilt. And the presumption of innocence must mean something not only inside the courtroom, but also in how institutions communicate and exercise their authority before judgment.
📹 Credit to @Kigalitoday

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🚨Health Spotlight || Abashakashatsi bamaze imyaka myinshi bashaka urukingo rwa malariya. Hanyuma haboneka intambwe ikomeye.

Mu mwaka wa 2021, WHO yasabye ko urukingo rwa RTS,S rwa malariya rukoreshwa mu bana batuye mu bice malariya ikunze kubamo. Rwabaye urukingo rwa mbere rwa malariya WHO yasabye gukoreshwa mu bana.

Iyi ntambwe yagezweho nyuma y'imyaka myinshi y'ubushakashatsi n'igeragezwa ry'urukingo, harimo n'ibikorwa by'ingenzi byakorewe mu bihugu bya Afurika. Uru rukingo ntirusimbura izindi ngamba zo kwirinda malariya, ariko rwongereye ibikoresho dufite mu kurwanya iyi ndwara.

Malariya iracyahitana kandi ikarwaza abantu benshi, cyane cyane muri Afurika yo munsi y'Ubutayu bwa Sahara. Guhuza urukingo no gukoresha inzitiramibu, kwisuzumisha hakiri kare no kuvurwa neza bishobora kurushaho kurinda abana n'imiryango.

🔦Health Spotlight imurikira udushya mu buvuzi duha abaturage uburyo bushya bwo kurwanya indwara.

Ese wari uzi ko Afurika yagize uruhare rukomeye mu bushakashatsi no kugerageza uru rukingo rwa mbere rwa malariya rwemejwe na WHO?

#HealthSpotlight #Malariya #UrukingoRwaMalariya #Ubuvuzi #Africa #HealthNetworkMedia #HNM

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@KarangwaChri @BrianChirombo
@MethodeYusufu @OlivisAnes
@Cyubahiro_01 @aime_bertrand_1
@n_gerishomu @JosephRyarasa @RwandaHealthMag @PIH_Rwanda

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🚨Health Spotlight || For decades, scientists searched for a vaccine against malaria. Then came a historic breakthrough.

In 2021, the World Health Organization recommended the RTS,S malaria vaccine for children living in areas with significant malaria transmission. It was the first malaria vaccine to receive this recommendation for children.

The achievement followed decades of research and clinical development, with important trials and studies taking place in African countries. The vaccine does not replace other malaria prevention measures, but it adds another tool to the fight against the disease.

Malaria continues to affect millions of people, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa. Combining vaccination with mosquito nets, testing, effective treatment, and other prevention measures can help protect children and communities.

🔦Health Spotlight celebrates medical breakthroughs that give communities new tools to fight disease.

Did you know that Africa played an important role in the development and evaluation of the first WHO-recommended malaria vaccine?

#HealthSpotlight #Malaria #MalariaVaccine #MedicalInnovation #Africa #GlobalHealth #Rwanda #HealthNetworkMedia #HNM

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🚨HNM AMAKURU || 🇷🇼U Rwanda Munzira itegura Ubuvuzi Bwihariye ku Bantu Bakuru.

U Rwanda rurimo gutegura abaganga bazobereye mu kwita ku buzima bw’abakuze...

Minisiteri y’Ubuzima yatangaje ko u Rwanda rwatangiye gutegura no guhugura abaganga bazobereye mu buvuzi bw’abantu bakuze, mu rwego rwo kuzamura ubuvuzi bwihariye bugenewe iki cyiciro cy’abaturage.

MINISANTE ivuga ko iyi gahunda igamije gutuma mu myaka iri imbere, indwara n’ibibazo by’ubuzima bikunze kugaragara mu zabukuru bibasha kuvurwa neza kandi ku gihe, bityo bigafasha abakuze gukomeza kugira ubuzima bwiza no kwigenga mu buzima bwa buri munsi.

Uko abantu bagenda basaza, ibyago byo kugira indwara zitandukanye n’ibibazo bijyanye n’imikorere y’umubiri bishobora kwiyongera. Ni yo mpamvu kugira abaganga bafite ubumenyi bwihariye mu buvuzi bw’abakuze ari ingenzi mu gutanga ubuvuzi bujyanye n’ibyo bakeneye.

HNM TAKEAWAY:

Gutegura ubuvuzi bw’abakuze ni ugutegura ejo hazaza. Kwita ku buzima bw’umuntu ugeze mu zabukuru ntibigomba gutangira ari uko arwaye cyane; ubuvuzi bwihariye, kwisuzumisha no gukurikirana ubuzima hakiri kare bishobora gufasha abakuze gukomeza kubaho neza no kugira uruhare mu miryango yabo n’umuryango mugari.

#Healthnetworkmedia #HNM #Ubuzima #Rwanda #Amakuru

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🚨HNM NEWS | Why Rwanda Is Tightening Alcohol Controls Before Tobacco Restrictions!?

Why Rwanda Is Acting More Urgently on Alcohol Than Tobacco

Rwanda’s Minister of Health, Dr. Sabin Nsanzimana/ @nsanzimanasabin , has explained why the government has moved more urgently to control substandard alcoholic beverages, including those locally known as “Ibyuma,” while tobacco products remain legally available.

Speaking during an online discussion about the government’s campaign against unsafe alcohol, Dr. Sabin said the government’s priorities are guided by public-health data and the scale of the current health risks.

🍺Alcohol remains a major concern

According to the Minister, alcohol consumption remains widespread in Rwanda. He said approximately one in two men and one in five women consume alcohol, with particular concern around beverages containing 40% or more alcohol.

The government has therefore intensified inspections, seizures and destruction of non-compliant alcoholic beverages as part of efforts to prevent serious health consequences.

The urgency follows reports of severe harm linked to substandard alcoholic beverages. The Ministry of Health has reported that around 50 people died and about 100 others suffered blindness, while more than 11,000 people are struggling with alcohol dependence.

🚬What about tobacco?

Dr. Sabin emphasized that tobacco has not been removed from the government’s public-health agenda.

He explained that tobacco use has already declined significantly in Rwanda, from 13% to 7%, following measures introduced to reduce smoking.

His message was that the government is currently prioritizing the issue causing the more immediate and widespread harm, while continuing to address tobacco use.

«“Tobacco also has its time coming,” the Minister said, emphasizing that tobacco remains part of the government's health agenda.»

WHY THIS MATTERS!?

This discussion highlights an important principle in public health: health policies are often prioritized according to the size, urgency and evidence of a particular risk.

The focus on unsafe alcohol does not mean alcohol is the only health concern, nor does it mean tobacco is harmless. Both can cause serious health problems, but the government is currently placing stronger immediate attention on alcohol-related harms.

📢HNM ADVICE

For the public, the message is simple:

Do not consume alcohol of unknown origin or beverages that may be illegally produced or contaminated. Avoid excessive alcohol consumption and seek professional help if alcohol use is becoming difficult to control.

And when it comes to tobacco, a decline in use does not mean the risk has disappeared. Avoiding tobacco remains one of the best ways to protect your health.

Your health is more valuable than a drink or a habit. Make informed choices.

#HealthNetworkMedia #HNM #Rwanda #PublicHealth #AlcoholAwareness #Tobacco #HealthAwareness #Ibyuma #HeheNicyuma #Rwanda

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🚨HNM NEWS || 🇷🇼Rwanda Sets 2030 Goal to Eliminate Neglected Tropical Diseases.

Rwanda has introduced a new Strategic Plan for Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) for 2026–2030, with the goal of accelerating efforts to eliminate most NTDs as a public health problem by 2030.
The plan emphasizes stronger disease-specific interventions, integration of NTD services into primary healthcare, stronger health systems, sustainable financing, innovation, and collaboration across different sectors.

What are NTDs?

Neglected Tropical Diseases are a group of diseases that disproportionately affect vulnerable communities and can have serious effects on health, education, livelihoods, and quality of life.
In Rwanda, efforts include addressing conditions such as intestinal worms, schistosomiasis (bilharzia), rabies, snakebite, scabies, podoconiosis, and other neglected conditions.

Why does this matter?

Eliminating these diseases is not only about treatment. Prevention starts in our communities.
Access to safe water, proper sanitation and hygiene, avoiding risky exposure, seeking healthcare early, following recommended preventive measures, and supporting community health initiatives can all contribute to reducing the burden of NTDs. Rwanda has already recorded progress in this area, including the elimination of sleeping sickness as a public-health problem and reductions in intestinal worm infections.

📢 #HNM 's message

NTDs may be “neglected,” but they should never be ignored.

As Rwanda works toward the 2030 elimination targets, every individual, family, community, health professional, institution, and partner has a role to play.

Learn. Prevent. Seek care early. Share reliable health information.

#HealthNetworkMedia #HNM #NTDs #Rwanda #PublicHealth

Source: Rwanda Biomedical Centre (RBC) @RBCRwanda

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[Rwanda Ministry of Defence @RwandaMoD]

The Rwanda Defence Force (RDF) Army Chief of Staff, Maj Gen Vincent Nyakarundi, today visited the Central African Republic (CAR) to meet Rwandan troops deployed under the United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in the Central African Republic (MINUSCA) and Bilateral force.

Accompanied by his delegation, Maj Gen Nyakarundi visited the RWABAT-1 Contingent at Socatel M'Poko Camp in Bangui, where he met with contingent commanders. He commended them for their professionalism, dedication, and outstanding service in carrying out their peacekeeping duties.

He also conveyed a message of appreciation from the Commander-in-Chief and the RDF leadership, thanking all deployed personnel for their commitment to promoting peace and stability.https://t.co/y82kRieJ1t
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Umugaba w’Ingabo z'u Rwanda zirwanira ku butaka , Maj Gen Vincent Nyakarundi, kuri uyu munsi yasuye igihugu cya Santarafurika, aho yahuye n’abasirikare b’u Rwanda bari mu butumwa bw’Umuryango w’Abibumbye bwo kugarura amahoro muri icyo gihugu (MINUSCA), ndetse n’abari mu butumwa ku bufatanye bw’ibihugu byombi.

Aherekejwe n’itsinda ayoboye, Maj Gen Nyakarundi yasuye umutwe wa RWABAT-1 ukorera mu kigo cya Socatel M'Poko i Bangui, aho yagiranye ikiganiro n’abayobozi b’uwo mutwe. Yabashimiye ubunyamwuga, ubwitange ndetse n’umurava bagaragaza mu gusohoza neza inshingano zabo zo kubungabunga amahoro.

Yanabagejejeho ubutumwa bw’ishimwe bwaturutse kuri Nyakubahwa Perezida wa Repubulika akaba n'Umugaba w’Ikirenga w’Ingabo z’u Rwanda, abashimira uruhare rwabo mu guharanira amahoro n’umutekano.https://t.co/Z9BhBVpuju

[Tito Hare @harerimana_tito]

#RwandaShimaImana
#TujyeGushima

[Dr. Jean Damascene BIZIMANA @DrDamascene]

10 KANAMA 2026 : INDANGAMIRWA 769 MUSHOJE ITORERO, ICYICIRO CYA 16 MU KIGO CYA GABIRO, OYE! OYE! OYEEEEEEEEEEE!

Ijabo riduhe ijambo.
Mwarakoze cyane kwitabira Itorero no kurikora neza.
Ababyeyi banyu barakoze kubohereza gutozwa ubutore.
Abatoza banyu n’ababitayeho bose umunsi ku munsi, mu nshingano zitandukanye ariko zuzuzanya, barakoze ku bwitange bwabo ntagereranywa bwatumye mutozwa uko bikwiye, mugubwa neza isegonda ku yindi, none mutashye muri INDANGAMIRWA Z’IMBANGUKANABIGWI, muri INGABO ZIGENDA IMBERE Y'IZINDI. Tuzahora tubavuga ibigwi.

NTORE Z’ABAKOBWA murangije Itorero muri 315. Mwerekanye ko muri ABARI BATARUSHWA. Iteka na hose ndabifuriza kuzahora muri:
1) Abadasumbwa n’Abadasumbanya
2) Abadacogora n’Abadahinyuka
3) Abadatezuka n’Abataruhuka
4) Abatarushwa n’Abatarutwa
5) Abatiganda n’Abanyamurava
6) Abihuje n’Abashyirahamwe
7) Abaticumugambi n’Abatigaya
8) Indashyikirwa n’Indatsimburwa
9) Inkumburwa n’Inyangagusumbwa
10) Inyamamare n’Inyamibwa
11) Ihogoza n’Icyeza
12) Juru ry'inyange na Juru ry'umucyo
13) Mudacogora na Mudahogora
14) Mutarutwa na Sumbabandi.

NTORE Z’ABASORE murangije Itorero muri 454. Mwabaye ba RUGERO RW’ISHYAKA, AMASONGA ADASUMBWA. Mbifurije guhora muri :
1) Mbanzimihigo na Mbanzamumahina
2) Mudatsindwa na Muvuduko
3) Mudahinyuka na Mutiganda
4) Nganji na Ngabidatsimburwa
5) Ngabibasumba na Ngabidatsindwa
6) Nkerakubarusha na Nkerayumugambi
7) Nyiribakwe na Nyirishema
8) Ntabwoba na Ntamakemwa
9) Rubaduka na Rubimburirangabo
10) Rudahigwa na Rudakangwa
11) Rudahangarwa na Rudacogora
12) Rudahosha na Rudahusha
13) Rudahindwa na Rudatinya
14) Ruzirabwoba na Rugwizakurinda
15) Rutikanga na Rutavogerwa
16) Rwizihirakubarusha na Rwizihirwahakomeye.

NTIMUZADOHOKE KU BUTORE

Muramenye ko kizira kwitwa Ndimubanzi, Ndereyehe, Ndimukaga, Ndihebye, Nduhirabandi, Nkiriyehe, Ntahondi, Ntamabyariro, Ntahontuye, Ntabuhungiro, Ntamakiriro, Maburanturo, Mpungirehe, Mbayuwande, Mbuzamahwemo, Miruho, Hakizabera, Nkezabera, Nyakatsi, n’izindi nyito zo kwiheba zajyanye n'igihe cyahise kitakirangwa iwacu i Rwanda.

URWIBUTSO

Muzahore muzirikana umunsi w’indakemwa mwagize kuwa 28 Nyakanga 2026, ubwo Intore irizusha intambwe, Umutoza w’ikirenga, Nyakubahwa Perezida wa Repuburika, yaje kubasura, akabaha impanuro z’icyizere. Ntimuzamutenguhe.

Nimutahane ubupfura n’ubutwari.
Muzahorane amahoro n’amahirwe.
Muzimane u Rwanda.
Ibindi ubundi.