Perezida Donald Trump w’Amerika yiyemeje guhangana n’abanyagitugu bo muri Afurika ahereye kuri Paul Kagame!

Kuva kuri uyu wa mbere taliki ya 23 Mutarama 2017, abanyarwanda bakomeje gutangazwa cyane n’ubwoba budasanzwe buri kugaragazwa na Paul Kagame ! Ubwo bwoba bukaba bugaragazwa n’uko Paul Kagame ubwe yavuze ko Padiri Nahimana Thomas nta mpamvu nimwe igomba kumubuza kujya mu gihugu cye cy’u Rwanda n’ubwo nta bya ngombwa yaba afite by’u Rwanda, ariko kuri uyu wa mbere taliki ya 23 Mutarama 2017, Nahimana Thomas akaba yarabujijwe kwinjira mu ndenge ya SN brussels yagombaga ku mugeza mu Rwanda, ibyo bikaba byaratewe n’ibaruwa ya Kigali yandikiwe amakompanyi y’indege zose ko atagomba gutwara Nahimana amugeza mu Rwanda, abantu benshi baruwime !


Kuri uyu wa mbere taliki ya 23 Mutarama 2017 ibiro bishinzwe abinjira n’abasohoka mu Rwanda byatanze inkuru y’uko Padiri Nahimana wagombaga gufata indege ya SN Brussels imugeza i Kigali, ahawe ikaze mu Rwanda. Ku gicamunsi cy’uwo munsi nibwo ambasaderi wa Paul Kagame mu Bubiligi yanditse ku rubuga rwa facebook ko Nahimana Thomana wagombaga kuza mu Rwanda azanywe n’indege ya KLM atariko bimeze, ko ahubwo Nahimana yagombaga kuza n’indege ya SN Brussels ivuye mu Bubiligi, iyo ndege nayo ikaba yamusize kuko atujuje ibyangombwa bimwemerera kujya mu Rwanda ! Padiri Thomas Nahimana, asobanura ko indege ya KLM bayibujije kumutwara nawe agahita afata indi ya SN Brussels, mu gihe yajya kuyinjiramo bakaba baramweretse ibaruwa yanditswe na Kigali ko atemerewe kujya mu Rwanda ! Ese ni ari uko bimeze, Paul Kagame aracyafite ijambo mu gihugu cyangwa hari ikibyihishe inyuma ?

Paul Kagame si ubwa mbere abeshya, ubwo yarahiraga akabeshya isi yose ko ataziyamamariza manda ya gatatu, Paul Kagame yabwiye abanyamakuru ngo nibamurebe mu maso ngo ntabwo ari umuntu wo kwiyamamariza manda ya gatatu ! Ubu se bimeze bite ? umuntu nkuwo se niwe wagira isoni zo kubeshya Padiri Nahimana ngo amwemereye ko azaza mu Rwanda nta nkomyi kandi atari byo? Paul Kagame ntagira isoni ; ubwo umwami KigeliV yatabarukaga ; hakemezwa ko umugogo we uzashyingurwa mu Rwanda, Kagame yakoze uko ashoboye kugirango uwo mugogo uzashyingurwe atawurebyeho n’amaso ye kandi uwo mwami ari uwo mu murwango we ! Umugogo wa Kigeli, ukigezwa mu Rwanda Kagame yahise afata gahunda yo kujya mu gihugu cy’Ubuhinde, mu gihe cyo ku wutabariza (kuwushyingura) Paul Kagame yagiye mu nama ihuza ibihugu by’Afurika n’Ubufaransa, murumva uwo Kagame, hari ukundi kuri yari kubwira Padiri Nahimana koko ?

Kubera ibyo binyoma yakomeje gukwiza isi yose, byabaye ngombwa ko abanyamerika bamushingiye igiti, bagera ubwo bamukuraho amaboko kubera kubabeshya! Ishyaka ry’abademocrate ryayoborwaga n’umuryango wa Bill Clinton, akaba ari naryo ririmo abantu benshi basangiye na Kagame amabanga menshi y’ubugizi bwa nabi, ryatsinzwe na Donald Trump ritangiye kumuha akato. Kuva ku italiki ya 20 Mutarama 2017, Donald Trump akaba ariwe uyobora ku mugaragaro igihugu cya Leta Zunze Ubumwe z’Amerika. Ubu Kagame akaba afite ubwoba bw’uko uwamurwanya wese akoresheje intwaro cyangwa ubundi buryo yahita amustsinda kuko nta nkunga y’abanyamerika ashobora kubona nk’uko yayihabwaga mu bihe byashize ! Kagame akaba rero atakwiyemeza guhangana na padiri Nahimana Thomas ufite ubwenegihugu bw’igihugu cy’Ubufaransa ! Niba se Kagame atinya Thomas Nahimana kandi ari umunyarwanda w’umwirabura, Kagame azatinyuka gufunga gute aba jenerali bo mu ngabo z’igihugu cy’Ubufaransa b’abazungu bari muri « turquoise ? » mu Rwanda ashinja gukora jenoside!

Kuri uyu wa Kabiri taliki ya 24 Mutarama 2017, Perezida wa leta zunze ubumwe z’Amerika (USA) Donald Trump yarushijeho gutera ubwo Paul Kagame, kuko Trump yiyemeje kwiyandikira ubwe umugambi afitiye Paul Kagame ! Ku rukuta rwe rwa twitter, Donald Trump yagize ati : « Nkuko nabibabwiye kenshi, ku banyagitugu bo muri Afurika duhereye kuri Kagame, Museveni na Mugabe kimwe n’abandi bose, ndababwiza ukuri ko igihe cyabo kigeze, nkaba mbasaba kumpa iminsi micye gusa ! »

Iyi mvugo ya Perezida Donald Trump ikaba ituma Kagame atagitora agatotsi kandi koko igihe cye kirageze kuko « uwicishije inkota nawe azicishwa indi » Paul Kagame ntabwo azakurwa ku butegetsi na demokarasi, hagomba gukoreshwa imbaraga nk’uko nawe yazikoresheje kugirango afate ubwo butegetsi ! Abamukingiraga ikibaba muri Amerika bagiye ku ruhande, Kagame arabona iminsi ye ibaze, ntabwo rero muri ibi bihe bimukomeranye aribwo yakwemera ko Padiri Nahimana Thomas ajya mu Rwanda kugira ngo nawe ahagurutse abanyarwanda bashobore kurwanira uburenganzira bwabo !



Paul Kagame asanga gufungura urubuga rwa politiki mu Rwanda ari urupfu kuri we ariko kandi kurufunga nabyo biganisha ku rupfu kuriwe ! Ibi akaba aribyo bita mu kinyarwanda : « kuba hagati nk’agati ko mu ruzi » ! None se Paul Kagame azabwira Trump ko ari umuyobozi mwiza kuko adakunda demokarasi ari akaba yarubatse « Kigali Convention Center » idafite aho ihuriye na «Trump City»? Nkuko bivugwa muri Bibiliya, ntacyo byaba bimaze kugira ubutunzi bw’isi yose ariko ukamburwa ubuzima ! Bimariye iki abanyarwanda kubona hari imiturirwa iri ku bakwa i Kigali ariko imirambo yabo igahora yerera mu kiyaga cya Rweru abandi bicwa n’inzara ? Kagame niwe wenyine wasobanura icyo iryo terambere risobanura kubanyarwanda !

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Famine hits over 100,000 Rwandan families in Eastern province

Reports of famine ravaging parts of Rwanda have led to blame games, with some faulting government policies in drought-prone areas while the State says climate change is responsible for poor harvests.

Close to 100,000 families mainly in the Eastern Province districts of Kanyonza, Rwamagana, Nyagatare, Bugesera, Kayonza and Kirehe as well as Nyanza and Gisagara districts in Southern Province, are facing a threat of hunger if nothing is done to avert it.

Rwandans are reportedly moving to neighbouring Uganda in search of food but pastoralists are left with no options as animals grow thinner by the day. PHOTO | CYRIL NDEGEYA

It is reported that hundreds are fleeing starvation to neighbouring Uganda in search of food after two seasons of poor harvests which left families with nothing to eat.

The most affected districts include Nyagatare, Kayonza and Ngoma where residents say harvests were largely affected by early disappearance of rain. Hectares of maize and sorghum dried up before they could be ready for harvest.

“We don’t know what to do. We have not even been able to recoup what we planted,” said Solange Uwantege, a resident of Mwili Sector, Kayonza district, pointing to the four hectares of sorghum and maize they had planted as a group.

Apart from dried up plants, thousands of livestock are facing severe shortage of water and foliage. Residents of Nyagatare say the drought started earlier than expected.

“Usually the drought intensifies in late July to early September, when rains resume but now it started in May. We are not sure if our livestock will still be alive by then,” adds Jean Marie Mugabo, a resident of Nyagatare.

The Governor of the Eastern Province Odette Uwamariya and the mayors of the affected districts admit that there is a looming hunger crisis but say that instead of fleeing to neighbouring countries, locals should contact local government officials for help.

Government failure

Civil society groups are blaming the government for failing to address the longstanding recurrence of food insecurity in parts of the country prone to drought despite the billions of francs which have been allocated to the agriculture sector.

Appearing on a local radio station, the chairperson of Transparency International Rwanda Chapter, Marie Immaculee Ingabire, blamed the hunger threat on poor planning, policy and decision making especially on the side of local government officials.

“It is an issue of poor planning and decision making by government officials. There are countries which receive far less rainfall than Rwanda but they plan well and their citizens don’t encounter hunger,” Ms Ingabire said.

Alexis Nkurunziza, an official of the Umbrella of Human Rights Organisations in Rwanda said that the government failure to fully prioritise agriculture in terms of planning and resource allocation is likely to setback the country’s gains in food security.

“A lot of progress has been made in the past five or so years, even going by what the government was allocating to the agriculture sector in areas of irrigation, extension services, but this momentum has slowed down,” Mr Nkurunziza said.

“We are at a point where more needs to be done to sustain the gains in the agriculture sector, rather than slowing down,” he said, adding that the external factors given by government to cut down expenditure in the sector are not convincing enough.
The government reduced spending on agriculture from 11 per cent of the total budget in 2015/16 fiscal year to 7.5 per cent this year.

Mr Nkurunziza says that reduced focus on the sector will have major implications including food insecurity, poverty, malnutrition and households which can’t sustain themselves.

Short-term measures

The 2015 Auditor-General’s report indicates that irrigation equipment procured by government in the district of Nyagatare at a cost of Rwf2.7 billion was put to waste.

The AG also raised the red flag on the mismanagement of resources meant for the Crop Intensification Programme and the Post-Harvest Handling and Storage Taskforce, warning that this might set back the country’s gains in food security.
The Minister of State for Agriculture, Tony Nsanganira said that the government has put in place short-term measures to avert the current shortage of food as well as long-term plans to avoid the recurrence of the same.

He, however, dismissed claims that policy and decision making are to blame for the recurrent food shortage in drought stricken parts of the country instead noting that climate change is responsible for the inconsistent rains.

“We have been aware of this situation since September last year and we have been monitoring it. The affected areas are the Eastern Province affected by drought and parts of Western and Northern provinces which were affected by floods. We are identifying families which have been affected and through the food for work approach, are providing them with food from our grain reserves,” Mr Nsanganira said.

Long-term efforts

He said the government has put in place other subsidies, forfeiting the seeds the government had given farmers and cooperatives due to poor harvest.

Mr Nsanganira said that the government is looking at long-term solutions to hunger and drought recurrence in Eastern Province with a new approach to irrigation where by farmers and cooperatives will be assisted to get irrigation kits and own them rather than the government buying them.

“We will help farmers acquire irrigation equipment with a subsidy of up to 50 per cent and link co-operatives to financial institutions. This is a more sustainable approach because farmers own these programmes,” he said.

He noted that the new approach will address the challenges identified by the Auditor-General because people will directly own the projects, rather than the government.

Mr Nsanganira said investigations are going on and some arrests have been made in regard to the mismanagement and vandalisation of the costly projects.

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While Kagame is Hunting for Medals, The US Congress has included his Regime in Totalitarian States.

President Kagame was decorated by His Majesty King Mohammed VI with the Grand Collar of Wissam Al-Mohammadi, Morocco's highest national award of honour

King Paul is finding new medals - not in USA or UK anymore. The medals from the USA/UK have dried up. Kagame is getting medals from the Arab world these days. The hunt for new medals is on. Kagame just landed a new medal from Morocco.


Meanwhile a new US Congress "national security white paper" places his regime in the company of tyrannical regimes around the world. http://abetterway.speaker.gov/_assets/pdf/ABetterWay-NSTF-PolicyPaper.pdf

According to the White Paper, "the historic expansion of freedom worldwide has been eroded by democratic backsliding. Many of the democratic transitions that marked the end of the Cold War and were sustained over the following decade have stalled or reversed.

Freedom House reports that 72 countries experienced a decline in freedom in the last year, while only 43 countries posted gains, continuing a decade-long decline in global freedom...In Rwanda, a constitutional referendum on presidential term limits will effectively allow President Paul Kagame to stay in power until 2034. In Venezuela, the regime has cracked down on the opposition and imprisoned itsleaders such as Leopoldo Lopez.

The regime in North Korea likely has the worst human rights record in the world. Over 140,000 North Koreans are kept in forced labor camps where many are worked to death. Yet for years, the global community, including U.S. administrations, largely ignored this barbarity in a failed attempt to arrest North Korea’s nuclear development."

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Barack Obama's Top 10 Rules For Success

He's the 44th and current President of the United States, and the first African American to hold the office.

He's a graduate of Columbia University and Harvard Law School, where he served as president of the Harvard Law Review.

He defeated Republican nominee John McCain in the general election, and was inaugurated as president on January 20, 2009.

He's Barack Obama and here are his Top 10 Rules for Success.


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1. Move the ball forward
He was a community organizer in Chicago before earning his law degree.

2. Have hope
He worked as a civil rights attorney and taught constitutional law at University of Chicago Law School between 1992 and 2004.

3. Don't get complacent
He served three terms representing the 13th District in the Illinois Senate from 1997 to 2004.

4. Stay Focused
He received national attention during his campaign to represent Illinois in the United States Senate with his victory in the March Democratic Party primary

5. You can't do it alone
After a close primary campaign against Hillary Clinton in 2008, he won sufficient delegates in the Democratic Party primaries to receive the presidential nomination.

6. Commit to something bigger
He then defeated Republican nominee John McCain in the general election, and was inaugurated as president on January 20, 2009.

7. Stop making excuses
Nine months after his inauguration, Obama was named the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize laureate.

8. Don't take yourself too seriously
He was reelected president in November 2012, defeating Republican nominee Mitt Romney.

9. Stick to your plan
He normalized U.S. relations with Cuba.

10. Follow your passion
He spearheaded discussions that led to the 2015 Paris Agreement on global climate change

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