Minisitiri @nsanzimanasabin yifatanyije n'abayobozi ndetse n'abaturage ba @RwandaWest na @RubavuDistrict mu muganda rusange wabereye mu Kagari ka Rukoko, Umurenge wa Rubavu.
Minisitiri yashimiye abaturage uruhare rwabo mu kurwanya inzoga zitujuje ubuziranenge, abasaba gukomeza gukorana n'inzego z'ubuyobozi mu gutahura aho izi nzoga zaba zikiri mu baturage.
Yibukije kandi ko amavuriro yiteguye kwakira no gufasha abagizweho ingaruka n'inzoga zitujuje ubuziranenenge ndetse n'ababaswe na zo.
Yasabye kandi ababyeyi gufatanyiriza hamwe mu gukurikirana ko abana baguma mu ishuri, bakaba kure y'ibiyobyabwenge birimo itabi, by' umwihariko iriziwi nka 'vaping', urumogi, inzoga, n'ibindi, mu rwego rwo gukomeza kubaka u Rwanda twifuza kandi rutubereye.
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During monthly #Umuganda in Rukoko Cell, Rubavu Sector, Minister @nsanzimanasabin joined @RwandaWest and @RubavuDistrict leaders and residents.
He commended the community for joining the fight against illicit brews and invited continued collaboration with authorities to eliminate remaining stocks. He highlighted that healthcare facilities remain ready to offer support for alcohol dependency and related complications.
To parents, the request is to collectively ensure children stay in schools, free from drugs including vaping and alcohol, to continue building a dignified and healthy Rwanda.
It was a moment of reflection on our shared responsibility to advance what is best for Rwanda, as President Paul Kagame met participants of Itorero #Indangamirwa16 yesterday.
Watch the event highlights.⤵️
Tubararikiye kuzakurikira ikiganiro #Zinduka cyo kuri uyu wa Kane aho tuzaganira n’Umuvugizi wa Polisi y’u Rwanda, ACP Boniface Rutikanga n’Umuvugizi wungirije w’Ingabo z’u Rwanda, Lt Col Simon Kabera mu kiganiro kigaruka ku bikorwa by’Ingabo na Polisi.
Minisiteri y’Ubuzima yatangaje ko nta murwayi wa Ebola uri mu Rwanda cyangwa mu duce duhana imbibi narwo.
Guverinoma y’u Rwanda ikomeje gukaza ingamba no kongera imbaraga mu bikorwa byo kugenzura no gutahura hakiri kare aho icyorezo cyaturuka.
Transport fares will remain unchanged despite an increase in diesel prices, with the cost of diesel rising to Rwf2,927 per litre while petrol remains at Rwf2,938 per litre under new fuel prices announced by RURA.
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Mu makuru ya @Radiorwanda_RBA, MoS. @Jadouwihanganye yasobanuye ingamba za Guverinoma kugira ngo ibiciro by'ingendo mu modoka zitwara abagenzi mu buryo bwa rusange bikomeze kuba uko bisanzwe nta gihindutse mu gihugu hose.
“a word given cannot be perpetually broken, and the brazen contempt for human lives cannot endure.” No one can argue with this - but above the noise, this is the reality:
The Government of the DRC remains the #1 backer of FDLR, which is an existential threat to Rwanda. No matter how many lies and resources are invested into propaganda to distract from DRC state sponsorship of the FDLR, this problem is not going away.
One-sided sanctions unfortunately only serve to embolden the Government of the DRC in its insistence on a military solution. The result is what we see now: prolongation of the conflict, escalation of violence, lost opportunities and importantly, lost lives
Also not going away is the internal situation in the DRC: the AFC/M23 is fighting persecution based on the policies of the Government of DRC that support proponents of genocide ideology (the recent inflammatory rhetoric by FARDC General Ekenge on national TV is one of too many examples) - this is the root of the extremist ethnic violence which threatens our whole region.
These facts cannot be distorted or overlooked in the search for a solution to the crisis.
The way forward to lasting peace and progress is already laid out in agreements reached in the past year, including the comprehensive Washington Accords, but the DRC appears more interested in continued war than in implementing its obligations in the peace processes.