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Abanyarwanda bizashyira kera ariko bazibohoza bongere baririmbe indirimboi yabo .
Rwanda Rwacu, Rwanda gihugu cyambyaye,
Ndakuratan’ishyaka n’ubutwali.
Iyo nibuts’ibi gwi wagize kugez’ubu,
nshimira Abarwanashyaka bazanye Repubulika idahinyuka.
Bavandimwe b’u ru Rwanda rwacu twese nimuhaguruke:
Turubumbatire mu mahoro, mukuli, mu bwigenge no mu bwumvikane.
Impundu ni zivuge mu Rwandahose:
Republika yaku y’ubuhake,
Ubukolonize bwagiye nk’ifun’iheze.
Shing’ umuzi Demokarasi
Waduhaye kwitorera abategetsi.
Banyarwanda: abakuru
Namw’abato mwizihiy’u Rwanda:
Turubumbatire mu mahoro, mu kuli,
Mu bwigenge no mu bwumvikane.
Bavuka Rwandamwese muvuz’impundu,
Demokarasi yarwo iraganje.
Twayiharaniye rwose twes’uko tungana.
Gatutsi, Gatwa na gahutu
Namwe banyarwanda bandi mwabyiyemeje,
Indepandansi twatsindiye
Twese hamwe tuyishyikire:
Turubumbatire mu mahoro, mu kuli,
Mu bwigenge no mu bwumvikane.
Nimucyo dusingiz’Ibendera ryacu.
Arakabaho na Prezida wacu.
Barakabahw’ abaturage b’iki Gihugu.
Intego yacu Banyarwanda
Twishyire kandi twizane mu Rwanda rwacu.
Twese hamwe, twung’ubumwe
Nta mususu duter’imbere ko:
Turubumbatire mu mahoro, mu kuli,
Mu bwigenge no mu bwumvikane.Banyarwanda Banyarwandakazi namwe Nshuti z’u Rwanda,
Benshi mubanyarwanda n’abatuye isi, babayeho bashyira mugatebo kamwe amashyaka yose n’abantu bose bagize opposition nyarwanda maze bigatera urujijo ndetse bikadindiza byinshi kuko batari baziko mubireba u Rwanda kubera amateka yaruranze habaho oppositions nyinshi zinyuranye.
Muri aka kanya ndasaba abantu bose gukosora iryo kosa bakamenya ko hariho opposition ya politiki y’amahoro ishingiye kubuvandimwe n’ubusabane ikaba igizwe n’ishyaka Banyarwanda n’abo duhurira bose mumurongo w’Ubunyarwanda butavangura. Iyi opposition icyo igamije ni ukubaka igihugu tugira uruhare munzego z’ubuzima bw’igihugu bwa buri munsi (imbere mu gihugu no hanze), ibyo bikagerwaho hakoreshejwe gutanga ibitekerezo byubaka kumuntu cyangwa ishyaka iryo ariryo ryose riyoboye.
Indi opposition nyarwanda iriho ni uko kubireba u Rwanda rw’iki gihe n’igihe gishize, hariho indi opposition igizwe n’imitwe y’ingabo irwanya leta hamwe n’amashyaka ari muri icyo cyerekezo n’imyumvire yose ibona ko uwo bahanganye ari umwanzi. Imitwe y’ingabo n’amashyaka ari muri icyo kerekezo, gahunda zayo ni unyice nkwice. Kuri opposition iteye ityo, ishingiro ry’ibikorwa byabo ni uko uwo bahanganye ari umwanzi bagomba kwikiza muburyo ubwo aribwo bwose.
Icyagiye gituma haba kwitiranya opposition zombi, ni uko opposition ibona ko uwo bahanganye ari umwanzi, amwe mumashyaka ayigize, yagiye nayo agira gahunda n’ibikorwa bya politiki bisanzwe ndetse bamwe bakabishyuhamo cyane kandi ibyo bikorwa ukaba ushobora no kubisanga kuri opposition yacu y’amahoro. Ariko iyo ufite ubushake bwo kwitegereza neza usanga ko nta huriro riri hagati y’izo oppositions NYARWANDA zombi kuko ikiba kibyihishe inyuma kiba atari kimwe.
Amashyaka ya politiki ya opposition yacu y’amahoro, gahunda yayo ni ugutanga mumahoro ibitekerezo kuri politiki y’igihugu no gukosora ibibi kugirango igihugu kiyoborwe mubundi buryo burushijeho kubera bwiza abanyarwanda bose. Amashyaka n’abantu kugiti cyabo n’andi mashyiramwe yumva ari munzira ya politiki y’amahoro yo kuba badahuje ibitekerezo na FPR hamwe n’amashyaka bafatanya kuyobora igihugu, nta mpamvu yo kwiheza muri politiki y’igihugu na za gahunda za leta hamwe n’inzego za leta ziri mugihugu no hanze yacyo.
Ubundi politiki y’igihugu ishyirwaho n’ishyaka riyoboye leta rifatanije n’ayo muri opposition bahanganye kuko uwo ariwe wese uzanye igitekerezo bagicisha mu nteko ishinga amategeko bose bahuriyemo noneho ukinenga akagikorera ubugororangingo byarangira kigatorwa kigahinduka itegeko ry’igihugu rikurikizwa na bose. Aho ikibazo kiri muri iki gihe nuko amashyaka ya opposition ataragira abadepite munteko ndetse no muzindi nzego z’igihugu kandi hakaba hariho n’ingorane zo kuyareka ngo akore. Ibyo rero bigomba gukosorwa. Hariho ariko ikizere ko noneho buhoro buhoro ibiganiro n’imigirire mishya bishobora gutuma abakora politiki nyarwanda y’amahoro ba FPR na opposition yacu turushaho gusabana no kunoza imikorere mu gufatanya kubaka igihugu.
Kuba umurongo w´ubunyarwanda ubu noneho utangiye kwisanzura muri z’Ambassades z’u Rwanda hanze ndetse no mugihugu ni intambwe ikomeye cyane kuko kiriya ari ikiraro (iteme) gikomeye kizahuza abanyarwanda bose n’inzego z’igihugu cyabo.
Kuba kandi amashyaka ari muri leta amaze kugaragaza ko afite abayoboke bayo hanze nk’uko biherutse kugenda PSD na FPR bashyira kumugaragaro abagize inzego zabo mumahanga, ni ikintu cyoroshya imisabanire y’amashyaka ya opposition hamwe n’andi agize leta iriho.
Abagize rero Ishyaka Banyarwanda hamwe n’abagize umurongo w’ubunyarwanda butagira umupaka kandi butavangura, ngirango ubu noneho murushijeho kumva ishingiro ryacu ndetse n’imikorere yanjye nk’umuyobozi wanyu murushijeho kuyisobanukirwa. Kubakira k’urukundo n’ubusabane bw’abanyarwanda bose mugihugu no hanze aho bari ku isi yose, mbona ko bizadushoboza kubona umuti mwiza wa burundu kubibi byose byabayeho bisenya u Rwanda. Icyo nifuza nuko nta munyarwanda ugomba guhezwa mu gihugu cye n’inzego zacyo hanze cyangwa ngo akigendemo yikandagira. Mugihe gitaha ndifuza ko hajyaho inzego zigamije gutinyura abanyarwanda no kubakangura kandi zigakemura n’ibibazo byabo haba kwaka ibyangombwa cyangwa gukurikirana uburenganzira bw’ugiriye ibibazo mu gihugu cyangwa munzego zacyo hanze.
Ndasaba abafite ubushake bose muri gahunda nk’izi kwigaragaza aho bari tugafatanya urugendo. Uwo ariwe wese ashobora kubikora ari mu ishyaka Banyarwanda cyangwa se akaba ari mumurongo wa politiki y’ubunyarwanda. Icyo nifuza nuko abo turi kumwe mwese mwumva koko muri ijisho ry’ukuri ry’umunyarwanda k’ubutegetsi imbere mugihugu no hanze yacyo, ariko ibyo bigakorwa mumahoro, n’ibiganiro kubireba ayo mashyaka ayoboye igihugu hagamijwe kubaka u Rwanda rwa bose.
Kubashora imari mu Rwanda cyangwa abahafite imitungo ndetse n’abasura igihugu hamwe n’ibindi byose by’ubuzima bwa buri munsi, iki ni igihe cyanyu cyo kutugana no kudutiza imbaraga kuko turi opposition NYARWANDA y’amahoro kandi yubaka. Ndifuza ko buri wese abona ko kudahuza ibitekerezo kwacu na FPR ari ubukungu bw’igihugu bukomeye cyaneee buzaranga abanyarwanda imyaka yose u Rwanda ruzabaho. Icyo tugamije kuri buri munyarwanda mugihugu no hanze ni ukumuvuganira mu nzego zose n’ahantu hose ku isi no mubibazo agize byose kandi ibyo tukabikora tubicishije muri politiki yacu yubaka ubunyarwanda butavangura kandi butagira umupaka.
Ndasaba inzego z’igihugu hanze n’abagihagarariye bose hamwe n’inzego z’igihugu imbere mugihugu, kurushaho gufungura amarembo maze abanyarwanda twese tugasabana cyane kandi tugafatanya kubaka u Rwanda.
Bitangarijwe i Bruxelles tariki ya 14/07/2016
Rutayisire Boniface
February 24, 2016, I published an article in Kinyarwanda which analyzed the recent publications [ii] published on agriculture in Rwanda. As in previous analyzes [iii] – [iv], yet I was pointing out that the Rwandan government economic policy dominated by the RPF (Rwandan Patriotic Front), had led Rwandan agriculture deadlocked. [V]
Many local newspapers continue to publish in the same direction, highlighting the contrast between the shiny statistics of increased agricultural production and chronic famines raging in every corner of the country. [Vi]
Two articles have particularly impressed me. 1, English, researcher Dr. Neil Dawson, highlights that the agricultural policy of Rwanda has an adverse effect on the poor. The second, from 16.02.2016 and in Kinyarwanda, the statement by the Minister of Agriculture and Livestock, Mrs. Dr. G. Mukeshimana, who says that the problems of Rwandan agriculture are related to the regression agricultural research. [vii]
These two figures show that the best government statistics do not represent actual field events where food self-sufficiency would be an achievement for many Rwandans. It is common knowledge fact that official statistics are often manipulated [viii], to show another image [ix] of agriculture and economic development in Rwanda, which would be on the way to ensure food self-sufficiency. Yet all economic indicators are flashing red [x], showing the poverty and famine!
According to the 2013 World Report on Human Development, Rwanda has a Gini index of 0.53, which ranks among the most unequal countries in the world. The richest 10% account for 40% of income, while the poorest 10% are content with just 3.5% of revenues. In fact 82% of the population lives on less than $ 2 USD per day, the population below the poverty line (those living on less than $ 1.25 / day) is 63.2% instead of 44 9% put forward by the official figures. The population languishing in multidimensional poverty is estimated at 69% by the same ratio [xi].
Local press [xii] §§ show economic realities characterizing poverty, figures and pictures to support, when officials have difficulty in accepting this Rwandan misery they want to hide from international opinion. The unfortunate alibi, consisting of infrastructure growing like mushrooms in “very clean Kigali”, hide this terrible evil gnawing the little people, described by Ansoms (2009): “As elsewhere, policy is controlled by elites case in Rwanda. The majority of poor smallholder undoubtedly little influence on the political situation. The policy-making officials have little institutional or personal links with rural development issues, and many have a condescending attitude, even contemptuous, toward poor smallholders practicing “traditional” forms of agriculture “[xiii] .
The failure of the RPF agricultural policy therefore takes the following main reasons:
– Agricultural products are poorly paid by cooperatives controlled by the RPF and the end of the circuit, for processing or marketing companies attached to the RPF [xiv];
– Economic policy is far from worrying about agro-pastoralists; rather it puts at its heart the interests of ubiquitous societies RPF. [xv]
This explains why the widespread rural poverty. Although primary education is declared “free”, toddlers are unable to attend school because of poverty [xvi] and hunger [xvii]; Instead, they roam in urban centers or engage in odd jobs to survive. [Xviii] Some local authorities, not to miss their sometimes foolish performance contracts, use militias to fight blood of the poor who can not pay mutuals, or to force them to rebuild their destroyed homes under the pretext that they do not meet the decreed standards. [xix]
This article therefore aims to comment or clarify some comments made in the writings of Dr. Neil Dawson and the Minister of Agriculture and Livestock.
2. Materials and methods:
To better understand the problem we relied on official or published documents include:
– Crop Intensification Programme in Rwanda [xx];
– Agricultural Reform Act [xxi]
– Publication of LPDI (Land Deal Politics Initiative) [xxii]
– Agricultural Research results of ISAR (Institute of Agronomic Sciences of Rwanda) alone or in collaboration with International Agricultural Research Centres from 1979 to 1992 [xxiii];
– Local newspapers written in Kinyarwanda. [Xxiv]
The information gathered allowed to comment on the publication of Dr. Neil Dawson, and the public statement of Ms. Minister of Agriculture and Livestock, Dr G. Mukeshimana. They have also given the opportunity to present a brief update on agricultural research in Rwanda from 1930 to 1994.
3. Results and Discussion
3.1. Publication of Dr. Neil Dawson. [Xxv]
The article entitled “Rwanda Surprisingly Bad Hit by the ‘Green Revolution’ in French” Rwanda is unpleasantly surprised by the green revolution “is clear. It reads “Rwandan agricultural policies hurting the Poorest of the poor”, in French “Rwandan agricultural policies face the poorest of the poor.”
This finding corroborates the reservations and concerns that we have always expressed to the agricultural policy of the RPF. specific facts show that in general and agriculture in particular economic policy is not intended to bring farmers out of poverty:
– The choice of the neoliberal system screen to actually hides a blatant monopoly RPF companies;
– The agricultural reform to the despoliation of farmers from their land and very awkward orientation monoculture are catastrophic policies for the poor and are intended to promote the new capitalists made from scratch by the RPF and the RPF.
Dr. Neil Dawson believes that forcing farmers to adopt monoculture abandoning his polyculture system (multi-crops) is a way to weaken its domestic economy. This leaves a bitter observation: “the transformation of Rwandan agriculture through the use of inputs (seeds, fertilizers, pesticides …), access to which requires monetization of agriculture and capital that the poor farmer n ‘no’.
It is absurd to force the farmer to cultivate this or that speculation and force it to be part of a practice of agricultural credit. The farmer is an economic operator; it is for him to take the financial risk, and no one else should it impose.
Worse is to threaten the law on agricultural reform [xxvi] acting as if he does not value its operations as required, he will lose his lands which constitute its major input. The producer therefore increase the poor status of the status of “free land”; He will be pushed to wandering, to family instability, poverty.
These policies of plunder of land, rendering victims of the laws passed by parliament imposed by the RPF parliamentarians who care very little of the interests of farmers, to whom they have no accountability, can only produce effects that Dr. Neil Dawson found.
This situation is aggravated by the fact that farmers are victims of local government that has the “performance contract” with the RPF regime that puts in place and to which it reports. Poor farmers are therefore in an unmanageable and very difficult situation because they have no one to defend them. Dr. Neil Dawson notes that when the farmer sees routed to such a hopeless situation, he prefers to anticipate events and sale operations. It is thus forced to become unemployed farm, wandering with children without a future; its poverty can only worsen.
Dr. Neil Dawson for the finding is validated by three facts:
– First: The Rwandan government requires the farmer to take the economic risk without giving financial guarantees profitability of the proposed system; because at the end of the production chain, there is no remunerative prices for agricultural products;
– Second: The farmer normally has its production system to ensure food security for his family. The government does not guarantee that food security or the availability of substitute products or basic food products that the farmer does not produce itself. There is also no indication that the financial income of the monoculture will buy it at affordable prices, it can not produce itself;
– Third: Even domestic labor is considered “free”, the government gives no guarantee that the seeds of quality required, nor does any agricultural insurance undertaking or exemption from debt seed and fertilizer in case of unfavorable weather conditions;
The researcher Dr. Neil Dawson does not deny that agricultural production could increase, but noted that this would only be valid for one third of producers. If 85% of Rwandans are farmers as stated by the honorable Minister of Agriculture and Livestock, that means that 57% do not record any increase in production. This situation affects almost 7,000,000 people!
The families of these people will never reach the performance advocated by agricultural policies. They will be subtracted from their land and irreversible slide into poverty. That explains the hunger that gnaws every corner of Rwanda, even formerly reputable attics areas of the country like the Plateau de l’Est, Mutara and northwestern Rwanda.
The central problem of this whole system stems from the policy of prohibiting the farmer to choose himself a farming system ensuring the safety of his family. The peasant is forced to practice monoculture that has, in his eyes, no technical or economic justification. Moreover, further analysis indicated that behind the Rwandan Agricultural Policy nickname “green revolution” hide the interests of US multinationals’ Monsanto and Syngenta “[xxvii] associated with local economic operators who are the RPF corporate chain. It is these companies that control the Banker provider of agricultural credit sector and award contracts relating to inputs of transportation services that farmers are forced to use despite them. Farmers have no power to negotiate these inputs in prices since they are in a neo liberalism nurtured by the monopoly of these companies. This is the farce of “good governance” served ad libitum by the regime to its foreign sponsors.
3. 2. Statements by the Minister of Agriculture and Livestock, Mrs. Dr. G. Mukeshimana.
Madam Minister said: “Some problems that we record in agriculture are related to climate change and the sharp decline in agricultural research for the replacement of the Institute of Agronomic Sciences of Rwanda (ISAR) by Rwanda Agriculture Board ( RAB). This is due also to the fact that ISAR has left little results … “.
This last statement seems to be very ambiguous. Is there any search results or germplasm and animals lost during the war?
But when she added that “This means that the RAB could not multiply seeds or create new varieties, produce inputs for increased production, or research on production constraints in order to provide appropriate solutions. … “[xxviii], things become much clearer. The unfortunate situation has little to do with ISAR. But Mrs. Minister has plenty to find a plausible explanation of the mess that his government has pressed Rwandan agriculture.
As I pointed out in my conference in Amsterdam on 11.19.2015 “Sustainable development is not feasible without true reconciliation and democracy in Rwanda, qui are prerequisite for peace and security” [xxix], one of the handicaps for Rwanda is the eternal repetition: the newcomer destroyed what his predecessors have built, to start anew. This lack of capitalization of the efforts already made to results is a huge and regrettable waste of financial resources.
Yes, agricultural research has suffered from the war of “liberation” of the RPF (1990-1994) and post-conflict instability (1995-2002). But we must be clear: the search is not a magic wand and do not work. Whether fundamental, applied and development research requires a lot of human and financial resources, time and assiduous unwavering integrity. But the Rwandan agricultural research today seems to suffer from the lack of political will [xxx] and ethics from the RPF regime and among some researchers. Is it not surprising, for example, to see that qu’ISAR agricultural research results was made, are rarely referenced in the new research?
Yet these results are available in national institutions active sisters Agricultural Research of Burundi, Kenya, Uganda and Ethiopia who were grouped in ASARECA (Association for Strengthening Agricultural Research in Eastern and Central Africa) and in the International Research Centers farm of the CGIAR [xxxi] (Consortium of International agricultural Research Centers) who worked with ISAR.
If we want to conduct the search without well documented of all, how Dr. Mukeshimana she thought quickly achieve tangible progress in agricultural research?
3.3. Brief overview of agricultural research in Rwanda 1930-1994
Agricultural research in Rwanda began with INEAC [xxxii] (National Institute for Agronomic Study of the Belgian Congo) in 1930. It received its actual form in 1950 [ten-year development plan for the territory of Ruanda-Urundi (1950 -1960)] to solve the problems of famine that ravaged Rwanda and Burundi placed under supervision Belgian.
The transfer of power between Belgian officials and Rwandan researchers took place after independence in 1962, the year of birth of the Institute of Agronomic Sciences of Rwanda (ISAR). Agricultural research has begun to rise around 1972 with the arrival of Rwandan academic frameworks (agricultural engineers, veterinarians, forest engineers ….). When the 1990 war broke out, ISAR had just had an experience of 28 years of research Agro-forestry-pastoral.
The effort for a buoyant quality research began with the first “master plan” in 1985. In 1994, this plan was in its second phase which led to the decentralization of research to take account of regional agricultural specialization and the need for research and development in the real environment. And 8 regional centers of agricultural research were created: Ruhengeri: Potato – Corn; Rwerere: Wheat – Triticale – Potato – Corn; Mutara: Rice – Soy – Irrigated Corn – Breeding (ranching); Kibungo Bananeraie; Karama: Sorghum – Cassava – Breeding – Sprinkler irrigation; Rubona: Cassava – Sweet Potato – Coffee – Sorghum – Bean – Arboretum; Gakuta-CZN: Forestry – Agroforestry – Lands acids; Ntendezi: Bananeraie – coffee.
It is regrettable that the war has destroyed some results and research infrastructure obtained through costly investments. Were physically destroyed several selected animals and trees / tree crops (coffee and forest heritage); The germplasm bank created Rubona those Ruhande and Ruhengeri (NPAP) were also ransacked; several research materials (Lab) were looted. But if there is political will and substantial funding, vegetable seed [xxxiii] can be recovered in the ASARECA networks and CGIAR.
An uninformed agricultural research publications in Rwanda reader think she only started after taking power in 1994 RPF, alas, and Ms. Minister of Agriculture and Livestock does well to remind him its researchers: they should make reference to previous results obtained by researchers including ISAR. It is neither honest nor too professional tracing research or other science on changes and political propaganda.
ISAR had achieved very significant results in the vegetable field. That’s why it hurts the heart to read or hear that “farmers planted the cassava that has not produced; farmers planted the seeds came from abroad and did not germinate … .. “.
Do we blame the research and researchers or inconsistent agricultural policies?
See the case closely. ISAR had selected seed suitable for each agro-climatic region and had developed appropriate cultivation techniques. We’ll give a few non-exhaustive examples to not let continue hovering blur that leaves reflected the insinuations of the Minister of Agriculture and Livestock.
3.3.1 Tubers:
– Potato: Sangema for land rich in high altitudes; Cruza for acid soils; and other varieties or cultivars as Mabondo, Kirundo, Kinigi, Gahinga, Montsama, etc. were created or selected by PNAP (National Program for Potato) in Ruhengeri. Most exceed 15t / ha, elites reached 30 t / ha of fresh tubers.
In this area, ISAR working with CIP (International Potato Center) research stations Nairobi- Kenya and Lima-Peru;
– Cassava: Creolina, Kibombwe, Kiryumukwe, Eala, Maguruyinkware, Mulundi who met or exceeded the production of 20t / ha of fresh roots. tubers programs were executed in collaboration with IITA (International Institute of Tropical Agriculture) in Ibadan, Nigeria;
– Sweet potatoes: Tura (tugure) Mugande, Karebenzungu, Masetsa, Gihingumukungu, Nserura, Rusenya, Nsasagatebo, Gahungezi, Wadada, Rutambira and others whose productivity could dépasser15t / ha of fresh tubers.
3.3.2 Pulses:
– Bean: Umubano, Vuninkingi, Puebla, Gisenyi Ngwinurare, Mabondo, Urunyumba with productivity exceeding 1.5t / ha of dry seeds;
– Soybean varieties which were widely disseminated: Palmetto, Ogden, Bossier, with support from the breeding program and Rhizobium inoculation of the laboratory service Rubona;
– Pea Collection with special focus on Kyondo varieties Nyagashaza, Rangiro II Cyambiro and Ibyerabirora.
ISAR working with CIAT (International Center for Tropical Agriculture) in Cali, Colombia and CIRAD (Centre for International Cooperation in Agronomic Research for Development) in Paris, France.
3.3.3 Cereals:
– Corn: ISAR had an advanced program selecting varieties and cultivars, including multiplied in the centers of Ruhengeri and Rubona. This is among other Nyirakagori, Bambu, Katumani in collaboration with CYMMYT (International Centre for the selection and breeding of corn), in Mexico City. Productivity reached 4t / ha of dry grain and the producer kept its seeds;
– Sorghum: Several varieties selected SVR 157 which was used as raw grain BRALIRWA (Brasserie Limonaderie and Rwanda). ISAR collaborating in this program with ICRISAT (International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics).
– Rice: ISAR began the breeding program in close cooperation with the rice projects;
– Wheat-Triticale: ISAR had selected and distributed some varieties and cultivars, especially to provide enough raw materials to mills Kabuga / Byumba and Ruhengeri.
3.3.4 Orchard – fruit and horticulture:
– Orange: ISAR was doing research on the “greening” and other diseases.
– Bananas: Collection of “germplasm” with 62 cultivars Rubona and setting up a “laboratory” purification by banana tissue culture in vitro. This program was executed in collaboration with IRAZ (Institute of Agricultural and Zootechnical Research) Gitega / Burundi.
– Lawyer: ISAR had made the selection of adapted varieties and much appreciated by farmers.
– There was also a collection of varieties of pineapple, Vegetable crops and flowers.
3.3.5 Other crops (industrial): ISAR working with the Office of Industrial Crops (RISO).
– Coffee trees: The research on varieties, cultivation techniques and the fight against diseases and pests was far advanced. The best known varieties are: Mibilizi Bourbon Mayagwez, Jackson, Catura, Catuai … particular emphasis was also placed on the mulch in combination with agroforesterieen collaboration with ICRAF (International Center for Research in Agroforestry) in Nairobi, Kenya. ISAR-bought seed all nurseries of Rwanda and would begin a breeding program apical tissues in the laboratory in collaboration with the University of Gembloux.
– Tea, the Pyrethrum and Cinchona were collection. Pyrethrum was worked Tamira then shelved, care of OPYRWA (Pyrethrum Board in Rwanda).
3.3.6 Forestry and Agroforestry:
– Natural Nyungwe Forest and other: In collaboration with American universities and forestry projects “Gishwati and Nyungwe”, ISAR was doing research on the conservation, enhancement and rational exploitation of natural forests.
– The Central forest seed Ruhande supplied seed all reforestation nurseries MINAGRI.
– Based on farmers’ knowledge and practices, and on the choice of local and exotic species appropriate, ISAR had begun to streamline Agroforestry which had become a common practice across the country. This program was supported by the International Centre for Agroforestry, ICRAF Nairobi, Kenya. [Xxxiv]
3.3.7 Ageing:
– Cattle: Research on cross breeds “Jersey Pie-black, Brown Swiss, Sahiwal” was very advanced. The results had allowed the progressive farmers and cooperatives to benefit from the efficient cross-breeds “mixed race three races” Ankole-jersey-Sahiwal adapted to local ecological environment and socio-economic life and livestock feeding constraints.
Research on the local breed “Ankole” very resistant to many diseases and infections, and less demanding in power, began in 1976 and identified quality broodstock and female offspring can give on average 10L / d of fresh milk.
– Sheep and Goats: The research on small ruminants, including sheep and goats, was in its infancy and in parallel with artificial insemination.
– Gallinaceans and Fish Culture ISAR had left the research project of MINAGRI and the National University of Rwanda (UNR), but only helped in the diagnosis of diseases and the provision of vaccines by its veterinary laboratory Rubilizi.
3.3.8 Agricultural Techniques and extension:
– Fight against erosion (LAE), cultivation techniques, fertilization of crops: Many results were obtained on the EIA, cultivation techniques, spinning techniques and crop association, the use of organic and mineral fertilizers in different soil types with special emphasis on acid soils. The characterization of the physical environment has produced valuable information that holistic certainly affect the current restructuring of the medium.
What sensible agronomist will, for example, ignore the LAE by radical terraces (bench terraces) is effective, but only if it is applied incorrectly, it can lead to the reduction of soil fertility, protect and even in certain circumstances expose to landslide disasters, irreversible?
– Plant pathology laboratories and in vitro culture to PNAP-Ruhengeri and Rubona had allowed the treatment of certain viral diseases including Potato and Banana.
– Socio-economics: the study of man in relation to his environment and his vital needs produced results that guided rectifiaient or research topics.
– Extension: technology transfer techniques, developed through the results of the socio-economy and characterization of the physical, had helped to provide extension-performance seeds and responding to consumer tastes and that appropriate agronomic techniques. These technological packages were offered, popularized, without any physical or police coercion. In agronomic techniques and socio-economy, ISAR enjoyed the support of GTZ (German Technical Cooperation Agency), FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations), UNDP, CIAT, etc.
Without being exhaustive, we wanted to point out some search results made by ISAR and are sufficiently documented (see note 23). RAB researchers can find methodologies that have achieved these results. They can then be inspired to make any improvements or make adaptive research based on new constraints or potential assets, as well as recent research tools. Madam Minister G. Mukeshimana is right to point out that agricultural research in Rwanda was backing up, especially by ignoring what had already been done.
But it is not enough to blame RAB. Research requires lot and is expensive.
She has enough attention and funding [xxxv] and a scientific liberty to refer same to the writings of non-aligned science / non-allies of the RPF? Does it have been assigned priorities to really solve the needs of the farmer?
There’s enough doubt when the reduction of budget finances still affects agriculture, already poor child, and therefore probably also the research. And when we see that in the agricultural intensification program: “Started in September 2007, the CIP program Focuses on six priority namelymaize crops, wheat, rice, Irish potato, beans and cassava” [xxxii], sweet potato, the banana and sorghum are missing from the list, doubt sets in immediately if RAB is oriented to tackle the needs of farmers. For, except at high altitudes, these crops with beans form the basis of the diet of the majority of Rwandans (pp 110-111) [xxxiii]. And it was even said in the Rwandan mythology, sorghum seed was among the King Rwandans brought in his handshake at birth!
For maize, declared as priority monoculture, many local papers highlight that its price is not remunerative and does not even cover the cost of inputs. Thus, the farmer works at a loss, and has no broad alternatives to meet the food needs of his family.
We reiterate that when we impose a culture, economic logic requires that the consumer has easy access to substitutes or substitute products that it does not produce or / and has at least one financial income allowing him buying supplements his diet. However, this does not seem to be the case currently.
Monoculture can be as agronomically dangerous, especially if done in succession without regard to crop rotation or fallow which is unlikely to Rwanda.
How the Ministry of Agriculture account does provide farmers with an adequate and continuous production without breaking the cycle of fungal diseases and pests that proliferate after successive monocultures of rice, potato, maize, cassava, etc. ? There is enough fear for the future.
4. Conclusions
The Romans said that we must feed the people and entertain for him not to rebel. If Rwanda wants to happen with these 85% of Rwandan farmers and live in peace with its 1.2000.000 inhabitants, the RPF government priority and two logical choices:
– Investing in agriculture to make the development of the engine and increase the food and income of rural farmers and breeders [xxxviii]
– Develop simultaneously the other economic sectors to create employment in order to disgorge agriculture.
Ranking GDP: the poorest countries of the world
Burundi is the poorest country in the world.
1 #Burundi: $ 315,2 GDP per capita
2 Central African Republic: $ 338,7 GDP per capita
3 Malawi $ 352,7 GDP per capita
4 Gambia $ 384,2 GDP per capita
5 Madagascar $ 392,6 GDP per capita
6 Niger $ 403,4 GDP per capita
7 Liberia $ 469,1 GDP per capita
8 Democratic Republic of the congo $ 478,2 GDP per capita
9 Guinea $ 545,6 GDP per capita
10 Togo $ 578,1 GDP per capita
11 Guinea-Bissau $ 582,2 GDP per capita
12 Afghanistan $ 614,9 GDP per capita
13 Uganda $ 625,3 GDP per capita
14 Mozambique $ 626,2 GDP per capita
15 Eritrea $ 630,3 GDP per capita
16 Burkina Faso $ 631,4 GDP per capita
17 Mali $ 672,2 GDP per capita
18 Sierra Leone $ 675,2 GDP per capita
19 Ethiopia $ 702,1 GDP per capita
20 Benin $ 709 GDP per capita
21 Comoros $ 736,8 GDP per capita
22 Rwanda $ 742,9 GDP per capita
23 Nepal $ 751,1 GDP per capita
24 Haiti $ 829,6 GDP per capita
25 Senegal $ 934,6 GDP per capitaJe trouve pas à dire, la mort de ma sœur Hafsa Mossi tuée ce matin à Bujumbura. C’est un coup dur, un acte ignoble. Elle a été mon chef directe lorsque j’étais conseillère à la présidence de la République du Burundi; une femme organisée, responsable, un leader. Grâce à elle, j’ai appris beaucoup de choses, surtout, le côté professionnel. Sa famille, ses collègues de l’EAC, ses amis politiques (elle était membre du CNDD-FDD), toutes ses connaissances, bref, le Burundi, nous venons de perdre!!!!!!Que la terre lui soit légère
CAMEZE AMAHEMBE
Umwicanyi Nkurunziza n’ibikoresho vyiwe bakenyeye kugira impfuvyi abarundi bose aho amakuru adushikira kuri uyu wa 14/6/2016 yemeza integuro y’igandagurwa ry’abandi bashongamateka bahereye ku mushingamateka Rwasa Agathon.
Nk’uko ayo makuru avyemeza, integuro ija yaramaze kurangira ikaba iri uku gukurikira, irimwo bamwe muri abo mubona ku masanamu munsi kandi basanzwe ari nabo bagisibije mu Burundi batumwa n’umwicanyi Petero Nkurunziza.
INTEGURO YO GUKORA IBARA
Mu nteguro igamije kwaka ubuzima umushingamateka Rwasa Agathon, haza imbere aba bakurikira:
1) Général Miburo Kamotere
2) Général Gervais Ndirakobuca batazira Ndakugarika
3)Général Godefroid Bizimana
4) Général Alain Guillaume Bunyoni
5) Général Marius
6) Colonel Nyamugaruka Dominique
7) Colonel Nyoma yahoze ari umurwanyi mu muhari FNL
8) Colonel Manalex
9) Colonel Ibrahim yahoze mu barwanyi ba FNL
10) Colonel Ndundi akorera mu biro kwa Nkurunziza
11) Colonel Manuel atwara igendereza mu gisata ca documentation intérieure( mu rurimi rw’igifaransa )
12) Général Maurice akorera igendereza muri cabinet rural
13) Général Steve atwara igendereza mu BurundiABAJEJWE GUKORA IBARA
Abasginzwe kunywa amaraso ya Nyenicubahiro Rwasa Agathon ni aba bakurikira:
1) Major Désiré Uwamahoro
2) Joseph batazira Kazungu
3) Alexis akorera muri sécurité intérieure, batazira Nkoroka
4) Komiseri MontfortAba bose uko ari bane bagakorera ku mategeko ya Général Alain Guillaume Bunyoni, bakaba ari nabo barongoye umugwi wo gushira mu ngiro iyo nteguro.
UMUGWI WO GUSHIRA MU NGIRO IYO NTEGURO
Abahejwe gushira mu ngiro integuro y’igandagurwa rya Nyenicubahiro Rwasa Agathon ni aba bakurikira:
1) Augustin aba mu Kamenge karitiye ya Kavumu
2) Edouard aba mu Kamenge karitiye ya Kavumu
3) Kajaz asanzwe ategurirwa Kiliba Ondes mu gihugu ca Kongo
4) Alexis ari Kiliba Ondes muri Kongo
5)Juvenal aba mu Kinama karitiye ya Bukirasazi 2, nawe nyene abarizwa kenshi Kiliba Ondes
6) Maheros aba mu Kinama muri karitiye ya Bukirasazi 1, akaba Kiliba Ondes
7) Patrick batazira Kagame, uwasubijwe mu buzima busanzwe avuye muri CNDD-FDD
8) Marcel aba mu Kamenge karitiye ya Kavumu, akorera muri SOBUGEA
9) Egide Runyanya wo mu ntara ya Bujumbura bita Bujumbura – rural
10) Alcade wo mu Kayanza
11) Capitaine Kibinda
12) Mafyeri, umwishwa w’uyo bita Kiringurira akaba avuka mu Maramvya mu ntara ya Bujumbura-rural.Aba bakaba ari nabo bashize mu ngiro igandagurwa ry’umuhisi Général Kararuza Athanase.
ABAJEJWE GUTANGA IBIKORESHO
Inkoho, amaroketi n’ibindi bikoresho bikaba vyashinzwe kuzotangwa n’aba bakurikira:
1) Général Marius
2) Major Désiré Uwamahoro
3) Joseph batazira KazunguINDERETSI KU RUJA N’URUZA
Abashinzwe gucungwa uruja n’uruza vya Nyenicubahiro Rwasa Agathon ni aba bakurikira:
Uruja n’uruza mu ngoro no hanze y’ingoro y’inama nshingamateka ruzocungerwa n’aba bakurikira:
1) Umushingamateka Jean Baptiste batazira Gihahe avuka mu Kirundo
2) Kibesani ajejwe umutekano mu nama nshingamateka, akaba avuka i Bubanza aho yanahoze atwara umugambwe CNDD-FDD muri iyo ntara nyene.
ABAJEJWE GUTEGA IMITEGO
Abajejwe gutega imitego umushingamateka Rwasa Agathon ni aba bakurikira:
1) Major Désiré Uwamahoro
2)Jonas
3)KibindaImitego nayo ikaba iri aha hakurikira:
1) Annonciature
2) kw’ibarabara ryitiriwe uwa 28 Munyonyo ariryo boulevard du 28 Novembre
3) No kw’ibarabara rya CEKADE , n’ahandi n’ahandi basanzwe bazi ko ashobora guca.Ayo makuru nyene atumrlenyesha ko iyo nteguro yo kumara abantu ishobora no gushikira umukuru w’inama nshingamateka akaba n’umukuru w’umugambwe CNDD-FDD, akaba yagirizwa gusa nk’uwipfuza gusubirira Petero Nkurunziza mu mabangq yo kurongora igihugu. Nk’uko isoko ryacu ryabandanije ribitumenyesha, iyo nteguro y’ubwicanyi iriko abantu batatu nkoramutima babwirizwa kugandagurwa; muri abo umuhisi Hafsa Mosi akaba yaraye akuwemwo aho hasigaye kugandagura aba bakurikira:
1) Nyenicubahiro Rwasa Agathon
2) Umushingamateka Nyabenda Pascal.My name is niyongabo Philippe
I’m a journalist graduate here in Belgium and independent and spokesperson of this committee to support democratic and transparent elections in Burundi.
I’m one of the elders who you rest and who saw a few dramatic events in Burundi.
In 1972, I was in 7th year preparatory to makamba
Has the date of the first may 1972, we organized a football match with those who come from Nyanza-lac and I saw with my school mates of the simulacrum mureristes hutu rebel (depending on the version of the tutsis) who were attacking the Burundi from rumonge-Nyanzalac. A procession of the vans new flamey as if it was a non-governmental organization who arrived and without resistance to the forces of order to makamba. This is very cryptic this day because we the gawkers if vibe around them.
On the same day in the afternoon military trucks from bujumbura arrive. Burundian Soldiers of micombero accompanied by military personnel from the Congo of mobutu. Another coincidence and instead of going to combat these mureristes, the military have arrested our teachers of the secondary and primary school as well as our directors and they murdered them on the river mutsindozi. Because I saw the bodies myself because me and a few students instead of crossing the border to go to Tanzania via nyabigina, we came back to take our bags and go home. I was with school friends of tutsi origin of vyanda, mugamba, rutovu, bururi etc. I knew only later that my colleagues were tutsi because we were oriented in 1973 at the atheneum of gitega in 8th school year where I haven’t met any student of origin hutu on almost 500 students all Tutsis.
In 1973, at the athenaeum of gitega, ethnic cleansing had taken place and I find myself a single hutu, and I’m beaten to death by the elders of the 9th year and my woe plus I hadn’t had A bed in a dorm planned for the class and I became the first target for the baptism in the atrocity. Fortunately in Burundi, there are some good tutsi who have protected me if not I’ll no longer be alive.
Anger fell on me because of the students of rwandan origin that aroused the others. Despite everything that I suffered i testify openly that all the tutsis are not bad as a few individuals thought. My colleagues tutsis saved me from the hands of bloodthirsty and I had the chance at the time after the fateful year of 1972 and I say that I had the chance to live until today.
My contribution to burundi
By an overwhelming testimony of the instigators of which you go read the detail in a memorandum that I deposited in front of the truth and reconciliation commission, we ask to bring to justice the former President Buyoya Pierre who is accused of killing his successor ndadaye melchior in 1993. Having participated in the genocide in 1972 against the hutu people, to have massacred thousands of citizens by methods guy since his return Nazi in power in 1996, to continue mourning burundians today by the creation of the insurgent movements Through the sindumuja and the cnared it funds.
• My second contribution, it’s like to have put on this memorandum the contents of an analysis of the volunteers who have studied point by point the report of the united nations in 1997 and the evidence indicates that this report is the most biased in the world
You will have the opportunity to browse for better gather the conflicting ideas of one or other.
In summary the group of reflection and action for burundi creates at the initiative of asbl arib (Association of reflection and information on Burundi, this group newly created the grab included, these intellectuals of burundian nationality specialists in various fields, such as History, law, political science, International Relations, Sociology, the psychopedagogy, the languages and the exact sciences in an extended report they found that the international investigation report on the assassination of president melchior ndadaye and acts Of violence who followed him, report carried out by an ad hoc committee appointed by the Secretary-General of the United Nations, on request of the security council of the latter, this report seems to go into the same logic of letting go, and even complicity Towards a state criminal. This is the state of Michel Micombero, Jean Baptiste Bagaza and Pierre Buyoya three military dictators guilty with the help of the army and the oligarchy that they have put in place since 1965, of the worst crimes against the people of burundi As a whole.
In roughly, the group of reflection and action for burundi has been clear in relation to the report of the commission of inquiry on burundi.
Another contribution contradictory of a girl who get sindumuja and who hasn’t experienced a lot in the history of burundi as nee in 1988 the same fateful day of ntega and marangara you understand what we consume in his ears.
In the break, I was able to meet this youth who had to claim sindumuja and I gave him my point of view. For the name chosen by irresponsible, it shows the teaching of indiscipline for our youth of tomorrow. How can a young boy does he give full trust to a girl who revolts against any nature, to a boy who revolts against any nature, any politician who revolts to manipulate innocent people, the same set of revolt without Show what he wants to be apart of others. The girl finally will be able to understand that those who have given a name that in kirundi wears a curse do not seek war happiness to our future generation. A Case to follow in another comment that I prepare you on the aftermath of the event of this 13 July 2016 in Brussels.The visit of the mayor of the city of bujumbura this Tuesday, 12 July 2016 has been marked by the removal of flags torn apart in front of the workplaces public or private. The Mayor of the city freddy mbonimpa finds that the capital of bujumbura should serve as an example to other centres cities of the country. In order to enforce these symbols of the Republic, a fine of 300 miles was inflicted maintainers of the places and places that had flags torn. Four places were visited namely the pharmacy umuhoza, school saint Gabriel, the station kobil kamenge kcb and the agency of the city market. A heartfelt appeal has been launched to all societies to compulsorily flags symbolizing the colors of the country, National Unity and the one of the eac in front of their buildings.
The Ministry of national defence has taken the measure to suspend all leave since Wednesday, 13 July 2016., according to this decision even the military on leave must return to their posts of attaches to later on 17 July. This measure was not welcomed by the military who were waiting for a leave of absence. They indicate that they don’t see the foundation of this measure. For the authorities of this body of defense, this measure is administrative and normal. “a commander of a camp has the right to suspend the leave of its military, when he needs his physical presences”. The military involved are asking for more explanations because they say that their right to take leave would be violated and that there would be other referred hidden behind this measure.
Hafsa Mossi is a victim of having sympathised with the burundian refugees of mahama
The Director of the radio tv renaissance innocent muhozi in exile in Rwanda declares that hafsa mossi, politician and burundian congresswoman suffered these last few days of threats and intimidation of the senior members of the government of bujumbura. And for good reason, this great personality has shed tears during an official visit in the camp of the burundian refugees to mahama in Rwanda.
“the tears shed by hafsa mossi in front of the burundian refugees in Rwanda in the camp of mahama have cost her life” according to innocent muhozi.
According to innocent muhozi, after his return to bujumbura hafsa mossi confided in him ” my life is in danger and if something were to happen it will be to have cried in the camp of burundian refugees in Rwanda, cars and people Weird roam around my home. ” did she say,
This journalist senior burundians in exile claims that hafsa mossi has subjected to threats and intimidation from some of his colleagues in the party in power and some members of the government. The latter felt that the burundian member of the East African community would never shed tears for the burundian refugees of mahama if she was still on the side of the government of Burundi.
The Director of the radio tv renaissance adds that threats have been so strong that the victim took the care to ask for help to the president of the Republic. Pierre Nkurunziza had tranq hafsa mossi he’s going to load itself of this matter, before being brutally murdered this Wednesday, 13 July 2016.rice increase of consultations at the hospital Prince Regent Charles.
The Price for the medical consultation has risen from 100 to 2800 burundian francs for users of the cards from the insurance company of the public service. For those who pay 100 % the cost increased from 500 to 3200 francs
Has the hospital Prince Regent Charles, the hospital popular of bujumbura, patients met lament and say that they don’t understand why. ” I just pay 2800 fr drank, the mfp contributes 400 francs only while me and my wife pay more than 70 miles to the account of the mutual, where’s our money? “; asks a man I met.
The situation is the same for those who pay a hundred percent. This woman who came to cure her baby said be astonished by the so-called measure: “it is the very last time that I come to this hospital, I prefer direct me to the health centre where we pay 100 francs”.
Lamentations are the same for the purchase of medicines with bonds of the MFP clients often refuse certain medications. This man was a purchase order where the doctor has prescribed him two bottles of medicine called fluditec, agents from the insurance company in the hospital Prince Regent Charles refused to give him two vials believing that it is an overdose.
The billing service insurance from the public service at this hospital says it’s the order of the supervisor that he puts in application.UBUTUMWA BW’UMUYOBOZI W’ISHYIRAHAMWE RY’ABARI N’ABATEGARUGORI B’IMPUNZI (AFERWAR-DUTERIMBERE), KURI UYUMUNSI WAHARIWE KUZIRIKANA IMPUNZI KU ISI YOSE.
Mpunzi z’Abanyarwanda aho muri hose kuri iyi isi ya Rurema, byumwihariko Bari, Bategarugori twibumbiye muri AFERWAR-DUTERIMBERE, mugire amahoro akomoka ku lMANA RUGIRA, yo dukesha kuba tugihumeka muri izingorane z’ubuhunzi turimo.
Uyu munsi isi yose yahariye impunzi wongeye kwizihizwa hakiri Abanyarwanda beshi kandi mu mpande zose z’isi bakiri impunzi isi irebera yaranze kwita kubibazo byabo, mbese rwose itanemera ko ari impunzi.
Murabyibuka imyaka 2 yose twamaze mu makambi muri KONGO (icyogihe yitwaga ZAYIRE) umuryango mpuza mahanga wita ku impunzi ntiwigeze utwemera nk’impunzi ngo unabiduhere icyangombwa nk’uko ubigenza ahandi hose ku isi. Ahumbwo icyo bakoze ni ukurebera ukuntu twakorerwaga ITSEMBATSEMBA na FPR iriho idusenyeraho ayo makambi.
Nguko uko twatangiye icyabaye amateka akomeye kandi ateye agahinda mu mateka y’ababaye lmpunzi bose mukarere kacu ndetse no muri Afurika nzima (INZIRA Y’UMUSARABA Y’INZIRAKARENGANE ZO MUKARERE K’IBIYAGA BIGARI).
Bavandimwe reka mbasabe guceceka akanya gato tuzirikane amamiriyoni y’imbaga y’abanyarwanda yishwe na FPR-lNKOTANYI muri iyo NZIRA NDENDE kuva Goma-Bukavu ugahinguranya KONGO yose ukagera KONGO-Brazzaville.
Sinshidikanya ko hari abari buhite bafatwa n’IHAHAMUKA bitewe n’uko buri wese aribuhite yibuka ibyo yabonye aho yanyuze. Twihangane dufatane munda, YEZU kristu we Nyiribikomere byatwomoye adukomeze twoye guheranwa n’agahinda ahumbwo atwihere imbaraga zogukomera kurugamba rwo kurwanya ikinyoma cyigize ingunge mu AMATEKA nyayo y’igihugu cyacu.
lmpuguke z’umuryango w’Abibumbye (ONU) zari zarahawe ububasha bwo gukora anketi kuri ubwo bwicanyi zarangije umurimo wazo nazo zemeza ko ibyabaye ari ubwicanyi ndengakamere bwakwitwa JENOSIDE muri rapport yazo yiswe MAPINGI RIPOTI (Mapping report). Iyo raporo se ngo bazayiteho!!Ashwi da!! Baragiye barabizinzika babiheza mutubati twabo. Aho bimariye kugaragara ko nubwo FPR yishe impunzi uko ishaka zitagira kirengera, hakiri impunzi zitagira ingano mu mashyamba ya KONGO, kandi u Rwanda ruvugako rugiye gukuraho ubuhunzi ku Banyarwanda (Clauses de cessation), isi yifashe impungenge isanga icyo kinyoma cyaba gikabije nuko itegura ibarura ryazo.
Ubugome bwa Bampatse ibihugu ukuntu ari agatangaza; bafashe icyo cyemezo cyo kuzibarura babikomatanya no kuzigabaho ibitero, nuko MONUSCO, FARDC ifatanije na Groupement Armé ya SHEKA na CANDAIRA biraye mu mpunzi barazishwiragiza izindi barazica karahava. Ibi hari uwabyumva akavugango aba babyeyi bo muri AFERWAR-DUTERIMBERE kuki bakabya guharabika ingabo za ONU. Siko biri kuko kuri uyu wa 17 /06/2016 muri Groupement ya BWITO muri Teritwali RUCURO umuryango w’umugore w’umukongomani waciwe akaguru na rokete z’indege za Monusco watanga ubu hamya kuturusha kimwe n’imuryango abana b’abakongomani bakomokamo bakomerekejwe n’izo ndege. Nimwumve namwe urwo impunzi z’abanyarwanda ziri muri KONGO zaboneye muri iyi isi ya Rurema!!
lmana irengera impunzi z’Abanyarwanda ibe hafi y’iyo miryango y’abavandimwe b’abakongomani batubereye ibitambo maze yumve ugutakamba kwabo n’ukwacu idukize icyago cy’abashaka kuduheza ishanga.
Mpunzi z’Abanyarwanda dusangiye akababaro aho muri ku isi hose, murabona namwe ukuntu twagambaniwe mu rwego rwohejuru! Izi ntambara Ubu noneho zasize iheru heru kuburyo buteye agahinda, abagore n’abana cyane cyane ibibondo (impinja) birimo kunyagirirwa mu migongo yaba nyina batagira akenda ko kubatwikira n’agahema ko kuwugamamo imvura muri aya mashyamba y’inzitane ya KONGO.
Mpunzi z’Abanyarwanda, Bari, Bategarugori, Banyamuryango namwe mwese Nshuti za AFERWAR-DUTERIMBERE, ndagira ngo ndangize mbasaba nkomeje ngo ibi bibazo turimo ntibiduce intege mukuvuga no guha isi ubuhamya bw’aka karengane turimo kuko abana b’Abanyarwanda twese tuzi ko AMAKOMA AVA AHAKOMEYE. Hari ingero nyinshi z’abatotejwe bikomeye muri iyi isi, maze gukomeza umutsi kwabo kubageza kucyo baharaniraga.Tugere ikirenge mucyabo twizeye tudashidikanya ko umunsi umwe UMWIJIMA uzasimburwa n’URUMURI. Agahinda n’ishavu dufite none ntakabuza bizashira. Burya lkinyoma cyicara ku intebe rimwe rizima, ukuri guca mu iziko ntigushye kandi kuratinda ntiguhera.
Murakoze muragahorana Iyaturinze. Ni lndahemuka, dukomeze tuyiringire izadukiza aka kaga turimo
MUKARUGOMWA Thacienne
UMUYOBOZI WA AFERWAR-DUTERIMBERE.
Uru ni urutonde rw’ababaye abapadiri b’abanyarwanda (batarimo ababarirwa mu miryango) kuva kuri babiri ba mbere kugeza 2015
1917
1.Balthazar GAFUKU
2.Donat REBERAHO1919
3. Joseph BUGONDO1920
4. Isidore SEMIGABO
5. Jovith MATABARO1924
6. Gallican BUSHISHI1925
7. Albert NDAGIJIMANA1927
8. Callixte BALORUBWENGE
9. Fidèle NGAMIJE1929
10. Aloys BIGIRUMWAMI
11. Ananie KANYAMUGENGE1930
12. Claver MUNYANDEKWE
13. Eloi MINYAGO
14. Philippe NTABWOBA
15. Thomas BAZARUSANGA1931
16. Alpfonse NYAGAHENE
1933
17. Christophe NGENDAHAKUNZWE
18. Jean KAJYIBWAMI
19. Canisius SEBAHIZI1934
20. Noël LIRAKABIJE
21. Antoine SHYIRUBURYO
22. Bernard NZAJYIBWAMI
23. J. B. MUTWEWINGABO1935
24. Charles NTAMBUKO
25. Louis NTAMAZEZE
26. Joachim NDIKUMANA
27. Michel NTAMAKERO
28. Thaddée NGIRUMPATSE1936
29. Damien NYIRINKINDI
30. Michel SEYOBOKA
31. Michel BISENGIMANA1937
32. Aimable KAZUBWENGE
33. E. BIGUMIRABAGABO1938
34. Jean BIZIMANA
35. Simon RUGAYAMPUNZI1939
36. Alphonse RWAKAZINA
37. Bernard RWARAHOZE
38. Mathieu NTAHORUBURIYE
39. Augustin NKERABIGWI
40. Vianney RUSINGIZANDEKWE
41. Laurent SIKUBWABO
42. Michel RWABIGWI
43. Sother NTAHONTUYE
44. Thaddée BICURISHA1940
45. Alfred SEBAKIGA
46. Antoine RUGOMOKA
47. Bernard MANYURANE
48. Joseph SIBOMANA
49. Viateur KABARIRA1941
50. Alexis KAGAME
51. Eustache BYUSA
52. Herman MWAMBARI
53. Jean NTIRIVAMUNDA
54. Joseph NTABARESHYA
55. Marcel NZITABAKUZE
56. Paul SEKABUGA1942
57. Benoît GAKUBA
58. Gabriel NGOMIRARONKA
59. Pierre NTAKARAKORWA
60. Raphaël SEKAMONYO1943
61. Avit NDARIGENDANA
62. Denys MUTABAZI
63. Emmanuel MULERA
64. Gaspard NTIRIVAMUNDA
65. Laurent NKONGOLI
66. Melchior NABANA
67. Noël KILOMBA
68. Prosper SAYINZOGA1944
69. Alexis RUTERANDONGOZI
70. Evariste NZIRORERA
71. Grégoire KAMUGISHA
72. Laurent NZABAKURANA
73. Simon KAYUMBA
74. Stanislas BUSHAYIJA1945
75. Déogratias MBANDIWIMFURA
76. Claver NYIRINGONDO
77. Cyrille KANGABO
78. Léon NZAMWITA
79. Mathias GAHINDA1947
80. Canisius KABAGAMBA
81. Godefroi SUMBILI
82. Juvénal RWAGASANA
83. Vincent SEBAGABO
84. Wenceslas KALIBUSHI
85. Chysologue KAYIHURA
86. Innocent GASABWOYA
87. J.B. KABENGERA
88. Léonard RUBUMBIRA
89. Louis GASORE
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91. Janvier MULENZI
92. Apollinaire RWAGEMA
93. Boniface MUSONI
94. Chrysostome KANUSU1950
95. Gérard MWEREKANDE
96. Christophe MUNYAMPANZI
97. Ferdinand MARARA
98. Narcisse SEBASARE
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100. Claver RWAHUNDE
101. Jean KAGIRANEZA
102. Jean B. GAHAMANYI
103. Télesphore KAYINAMURA
104. Vianney KIRORO
105. Wilbrold KARAKE1952
106. Déogratias RUGERINYANGE
107. Mathias KAMBALI1953
108. Alphonse HATEGEKIMANA
109. Alphonse NTEZIMANA
110. Augustin RUSHITA
111. Eulade RUDAHUNGA
112. Gaspard MUDASHIMWA
113. Gaspard SIMPENZWE
114. Ildephonse KAMIYA
115. Mathias KAMALI
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117. Jean Baptiste GASANA
118. Charles KABAKA1955
119. Jean NTIYAMIRA1956
120. Charles NDEKWE
121. Mathias NGIRUMPATSE
122. Stanislas HODALI
123. Tharcisse RWASUBUTARE1957
124. Justin KALIBWAMI
125. Sylvestre NDEKEZI
126. Tharcisse RWASANDEKWE
127. Zacharie HATEGEKIMANA1958
128. Mathias RUNYANGE
129. Nicolas NTEZIRYAYO
130. Aloys NZAMWITA
131. Benoît KARANGO
132. Narcisse SEMULIRO
133. Second NTIBAZIGA
134. Edouard GAKWANDI
135. Augustin NTAGARA
136. Médard KAYITAKIBWA1959
137. Nicodème NAYIGIZIKI
138. Charles NIYONTEZE
139. Boniface NYABYENDA
140. Frédéric RUBWEJANGA1960
141. Jean NSENGIMANA
142. Clément KANYABUSOZO
143. Protais MUTEMBE1961
144. Bernardin MUZUNGU
145. Herménégilde TWAGIRUMUKIZA
146. J.B. UWIHANGANYE1962
147. Gamariel MBONIMANA
148. Michel NSENGIYUMVA
149. Léon MUNYANTORE
150. Gabriel Maindron MUNDERE
151. J.B. mendiondo HABINEZA
152. Modeste GASIGWA
153. Raymond DELPORTE KANAKUZE
154. Théophile MALYOMEZA
155. Léonidas GOMBANIRO
156. Mathias KAREMANGINGO]
157. Mathias NTURO
158. François Xavier NIYIBIZI
159. Albert CATTOIR
160. Paul CYIZANYE1964
161. Gervais Marie RUTUNGANYA
162. Joseph HABINSHUTI
163. Léodomir MUDAHERANWA
164. Charles GATSIGAZI
165. Lucien RWABASHI
166. Isidore MUNYANSHONGORE
167. Dominique NGIRABANYIGINYA
168. Vincent NSENGUMUREMYI1965
169. Joseph SEKABARAGA
170. Léonce HITIMANA1966
171. Déogratias GAKUBA
172. Faustin RUTEMBESA
173. Ferdinand KAREKEZI
174. Fidèle NYIRIMPUNGA
175. Albert MEUTERMANS
176. Jean LAHAYE
177. François HABIYAKARE
178. Vincent NSENGIYUMVA1967
179. Louis Marie MUPAGASI
180. Paul MAREKANI
181. Prudence KAYIRANGA
182. Philbert NSENGIYUMVA
183. Boniface BIKINO
184. Modeste GATARIGAMBA
185. Straton GAKWAYA
186. Guido SHHREY1968
187. André NTASHAMAJE
188. Joseph NIYOMUGABO
189. Callixte KALISA
190. Jean KASHYENGO
191. Innocent GASHUGI
192. Cyriaque MUNYANSANGA1969
193. Claudien KAREMA
194. Thaddée NGIRINSHUTI
195. Cyprien BASOMINGERA
196. J.M.V. SEBERA
197. J.M.V. SINGIZUMUKIZA
198. Jean MUNYANEZA
199. Paul DIERCKX1970
200. Félix KABAYIZA
201. J.B. RUGENGAMANZI
202. Alfred NIYITEGEKA
203. Boniface KANYONI
204. J.Baptiste HATEGEKA
205. Déo TWAGIRAYEZU
206. Martin RUSAMAZA
207. Laurent NTIMUGURA1971
208. André HAVUGIMANA
209. Thaddée NTIHINYURWA
210. Servilien NZAKAMWITA
211. Callixte SHYIRAKERA
212. Fabien RWAKAREKE
213. Innocent RUBERIZESA
214. Augustin MISAGO
215. Canisius NDEKEZI
216. Elisée MPONGANO1972
217. Raphaël GASHUGI
218. Modeste KAJYIBWAMI
219. Ignace MUBASHANKWAYA
220. Laurent KARIBUSHI
221. Martin MUDENDERI
222. Théophile NTOYUMUTWA
223. François RUBANZANGABO
224. Joseph RUZINDANA
225. Emmanuel UWIMANA1973
226. Védaste NYIRIBAKWE
227. Isaïe HABAKURAMA
228. François NGOMIRAKIZA
229. Claudien GASANA
230. Didace RUZINDANA
231. Paulin MUNYAZIKWIYE1974
232. Spiridion KAGEYO
233. Adrien NZANANA
234. Aloys NZARAMBA
235. Philippe RUKAMBA
236. Justin RUTERANDONGOZI
237. Juvénal BAMBONEYEHO
238. Antoine HATEGEKIMANA
239. Antoine MAALSTE
240. Protais SAFI
241. Denys SEKAMANA
242. Tatien KAGANGARE
243. Laurent NDAGIJIMANA
244. Joseph BIMENYIMANA
245. Célestin NIWENSHUTI
246. Benoît SEBYATSI1975
247. Vincent BARUGAHARE
248. Edouard SENTARURE
249. Mathias NABUZEHOSE
250. Sérapion BAMPORANIRE
251. Polycarpe NTIBARIKURE
252. Smaragde MBONYINTEGE
253. Félicien MUBIRIGI
254. Thaddée NSENGIYUMVA
255. J. Damascène GAKIRAGE
256. Corneille KAJYABWAMI
257. Tharcisse RUBINGISA
258. Simon HABYARIMANA
259. Raphaël KANYARWANDA
260. Christian NKIRIYEHE
261. Ladislas HABIMANA
262. Athanase NKUNDABANYANGA
263. Boniface SENYENZI
264. Straton KARANGANWA
265. J.B. BUGINGO1976
266. Théophile MUKIGA
267. François MFIZI
268. Silas GASAKE
269. Martin BAJYAMBERE
270. Epaphrodite KAYINAMURA
271. J.B. YIRIRWAHANDI
272. . Sarto BAGAMBAKE
273. Sylvestre NDABERETSE
274. Joseph HITIMANA
275. Vénuste LINGUYENEZA
276. Modeste MUNGWARAREBA
277. Théogène MURWUWUNDI
278. Silvio SINDAMBIWE
279. Félicien MUVARA
280. Grégoire HATEGEKIMANA
281. André KIBANGUKA1977
282. Emmanuel GASIRABO
283. Thaddée GATORE
284. J.M.V NSENGUMUREMYI
285. Edouard NTURIYE
286. Basile MAYIRA
287. Innocent NTAMBIYINKA
288. J.B. BIZIMANA
289. J.D. KAYIHURA
290. Télesphore GASIRABO
291. Augustin NKURIKIYUMUKIZA
292. François KAMUZINZI1978
293. Fidèle NYAMINANI
294. J.M.V. NIYIREMA
295. Pierre RWAMANGU
296. François RWIGENZA
297. Daniel NAHIMANA
298. Fidèle TINYAMASUKA
299. Jérémie NDUWABIKE
300. Thomas MUTABAZI
301. Callixte KABAYIZA
302. Jérôme SEMBAGARE
303. Antoine NIYITEGEKA
304. Vénuste NSENGIYUMVA1979
305. Alphonse KABERA
306. Grégoire BAREKE
307. Thaddee RUSINGIZANDEKWE
308. Alexandre MULINZI
309. Oreste INCIMATATA1980
310. Boniface KAGABO
311. Charles NSENGIYUMVA
312. Edmond RUTAGENGWA
313. Justin KAYITANA
314. J.D. BIMENYIMANA
315. François MUNYANGABE
316. Justin FURAHA
317. Michel MUNYESHYAKA
318. Anastase MUTABAZI
319. Charles MUDAHINYUKA
320. Kizito BAHUJIMIHIGO
321. André SIBOMANA
322. Hormisdas NSENGIMANA
323. Martin KABARIRA
324. Jean NDORIMANA
325. Silas NGERERO1981
326. Callixte TWAGIRAYEZU
327. Augustin MASHYENDERI
328. Anaclet SEBAHINDE
329. Dominique KAREKEZI
330. Aloys GUILLAUME
331. Pierre NGOGA
332. Callixte NKESHUMPATSE
333. Vincent GASANA
334. Augustin MUSADA
335. Juvénal RUTUMBU
336. Alexis HAVUGIMANA
337. Augustin MBADAHE
338. Cyprien BARAKEKENWA
339. Boniface BUCYANA
340. F.X. MULIGO
341. Thaddée NDAYIZIGIYE
342. Ildephonse HABYARIMANA
343. Emmanuel NTIYAMIRA1982
344. Gilbert BAVUGUBUSA
345. Charles BIZUMUREMYI
346. J. Baptiste GAKUMBA
347. Alfred KAYIBANDA
348. Evariste NDUWAYEZU
349. André NZITABANKUZE
350. Marcel RWABUTERA
351. J.M.V. RWANYABUTO
352. Léonidas UWIZEYIMANA1983
353. Alfred BANYANGABOSE
354. Laurent HABIMANA
355. Dominique HABIYAKARE\
356. Antoine HABIYAKARE
357. Dismas IYAKAREMYE
358. J. Bosco MUNYANEZA
359. Sylvère MUTIGANDA
360. Conrad NDYANABO
361. Flavien NSENGIYUMVA
362. Anaclet PASTEUR
363. Canisius RUBERA
364. J. Chris. RWAMPUNDU1984
365. Thaddée CIZA
366. Silas GAKWERERE
367. Emmanuel GASANA
368. Ignace KANYEGANA
369. J.Damascène KAYOMBERERA
370. E. MUNYAKAZI
371. J.B. MUNYAWERA
372. Aloys MUSONI
373. Denys NDANGAMIRA
374. Léonard NKURUNZIZA
375. Edouard NTABABDA
376. Pie NTAHOBARI
377. Juvénal NTIGURIRWA
378. Vincent NYAMAGANDA
379. Ubald RUGIRANGOGA
380. Emmanuel. TWAGIRAYEZU1985
381. Fidèle HAKIZIMANA
382. J.D. LIZINDA
383. François MASABO
384. Albert MASUMBUKO
385. Canisius MULINZI
386. Michel MULENZI
387. Télesphore NYANDWI
388. Faustin NYOMBAYIRE
389. Albert NZABAKURANA
390. J.B. RUZIGANA
391. Raphaël RUZIGANA
392. Emmanuel TUBANE
393. Thaddée TWAHIRWA
394. Ildephonse TWIZEYIMANA1986
395. Stanislas MUBILIGI
396. Georges RUKUNDO
397. J. B. RWAMAYANJA
398. Josaphat HITIMANA1987
399. Martin BAHATI
400. Basile BAZINA
401. Firmin BUTERA
402. Marcel HITAYEZU
403. Evode MWANANGU
404. Charles NCOGOZA
405. Jean NDIBESHYE
406. Pierre Claver NKUSI
407. Patrice NZEYIMANA
408. Ananie RUGASIRA
409. J.M.V. RWABIRINDA
410. Pierre Célestin RWIRANGIRA
411. Epimaque SHERTI1988
412. Luc BUCYANA
413. Fabien KABANDA KAYEGO
414. Joseph Emmanuel KAGERUKA
415. Jérôme MASINZO
416. Eugene MUNYANDINDA
417. Joseph NGOMANZUNGU
418. Patrice NIZEYUMUREMYI
419. Augustin NKEZABERA
420. Gabriel NKURANYABAHIZI
421. Innocent NKURUNZIZA
422. Irénée NYAMWASA
423. Fortunatus RUDAKEMWA
424. Jean Damascene RURANGWA
425. Alphonse RUTAGANDA
426. Appolon SENYENZI
427. Alphonse UWEMEYE1989
428. Joseph GATARE
429. Benoit HAGENIMANA
430. Antoine HATEGEKIMANA
431. Jean Baptiste KAROGOYA
432. François MUNYABURANGA
433. Léopord NDABARUSHIMANA
434. Isaïe NIYONSABA
435. Pierre NTAKARAKORWA
436. Pierre NTWAZA
437. Innocent NYANGEZI
438. Valens TWAGIRAMUNGU
439. Thaddée TWAGIRAYEZU
440. Emmanuel UWAYEZU1990
441. Emmanuel KAYUMBA
442. Diogène BIDERI
443. Viateur BIZIMANA
444. Baudouin BUSUNYU
445. Callixte GAKWANDI
446. Albert GASHEMA
447. Joseph HARELIMANA
448. Vincent HAROLIMANA
449. Etienne KABERA
450. Antoine KAMBANDA
451. Wenceslas KARUTA
452. Aime MATEGEKO
453. Pierre Nolasque MBYARIYEHE
454. Célestin MUHAYIMANA
455. Callixte MUSONERA
456. Callixte NDIKUBWIMANA
457. Polycarpe NGENDAKUMANA
458. Déogratias NIYIBIZI
459. Félix NTAGANIRA
460. Bernard NTAMUGABUMWE
461. Jean Baptiste NTAMUGABUMWE
462. Déogratias RWIVANGA
463. Vincent SIBOMANA
464. Jean Berchimas TURIKUBWIGENGE
465. Emmanuel UWIMANA
466. Léopold ZIRARUSHYA
467. Augustin KARIKUMUTIMA1991
468. Joseph BONEZA
469. Eustache BUTERA
470. Jean Marie Vienney GAHIZI
471. Théotime GATETE
472. Pierre HABARUREMA
473. Balthazar HABIMANA
474. Sylion HABIYAKARE
475. Célestin HAKIZIMANA
476. Jean Pierre KABERAMANZI
477. Antoine KARASI
478. François MANA
479. Alphonse MBUGUJE
480. Wenceslas MUNYESHYAKA
481. Anaclet MWUMVANEZA
482. Alphonse MYASIRO
483. Joseph NDAGIJIMANA
484. Gérard NGENDAHAYO
485. Oscar NKUNDAYEZU
486. Prosper NTIYAMIRA
487. Athanase NYANDWI
488. Emmanuel RUBASHA ZIRIMWABAGABO
489. Claudien RUHUMURIZA
490. Innocent RUKAMBA
491. Emmanuel RUKUNDO
492. Théophile RUTAGENGWA
493. Aimé RUTAREMARA
494. Jean Baptiste SANO
495. Jérôme SERUHARA
496. Jean Baptiste TUYISHIME
497. Urbain TWAGIRAYEZU
498. François Xavier TWAGIRUMUKIZA
499. Callixte UWITONZE1992
500. Etienne BARUSANZE
501. Placide DUHIRIMANA
502. Jean Marie Vienney GAHAYA
503. Fidèle GAHONZIRE
504. Sébastien GASANA
505. Cyprien GASIMBA
506. Gaëtan GATARAYIHA
507. Pierre Claver HABIYAMBERE
508. Aphrodis KAGERUKA
509. J. Emmanuel Fr. KAYIRANGA
510. Papias MUGOBOKANSHURO
511. Ladislas MUHAYEMUNGU
512. Faustin MURINDWA
513. François Xavier MUYOBOKE
514. Cyprien MWISENEZA
515. Vénuste NDAHIMANA
516. Alexandre NGEZE
517. Juvénal NSENGIYUMVA
518. Roger RUBAKISIBO
519. Anastase RUCOGOZA
520. Evergiste RUKEBESHA
521. Vital RUTAYISIRE
522. Joseph SAGAHUTU
523. Valens SIBOMANA
524. Sylvère SITAMWITA
525. Gérard TUMUSABYIMBABAZI
526. Bernardin TWAGIRAMUNGU
527. Marcellin TWAGIRAYEZU
528. Jean Chrysostome UWIMANA1993
529. Emmanuel DUKUZEMUNGU
530. Tharcisse GAKUBA
531. Ignace KABERA
532. Alexis KAYUMBA
533. Jean Marie Vianney KUMUYANGE
534. Norbert MIRIMO +
535. Vénuste MINANI
536. Fidèle MURINDA
537. Aloys MUNYENSANGA
538. Patrice MUNYENTWALI
539. Jean Baptiste MURENGERANKA
540. Gallican NDAYISABA
541. Jean Bosco NTAGUNGIRA
542. Appolinaire NTAMABYARIRO
543. Jean Barchimas NTIHABOSE
544. Isaac NZABIHIMANA
545. Jean Baptiste RUTAGARAMA
546. Athanase SEROMBA
547. François TWAGIRIMANA
548. Jean UWIZEYIMANA1994
549. Wellars MUGENGANA1995
550. Jean Baptiste GAHAMANYI
551. Innocent GAKWAYA
552. Hildebrand KARANGWA
553. Epimaque MAKUZA
554. Albert MPAMBARA
555. Oscar MUREKEZI
556. Aloys MURWANASHYAKA
557. Michel NSENGUMUREMYI
558. Léon Paul.Dieudonné RWAKABAYIZA
559. Aphrodis UWAYEZU
560. Innocent CONSOLATEUR
561. J.M.Vianney TWAGIRAYEZU1996
562. Avit BARUSHYWANUBUSA
563. Jean Bosco BINENWA
564. P. Chrysologue BYAKUNDA- MASHAMI
565. Eugene DUSABIREMA
566. Jean Bosco GAKWISI
567. Emmanuel GATERA
568. Sylvain HABIYAMBERE
569. Vincent KAGABO
570. Bernardin MUGABO WA KIGELI
571. Jean Bosco MUNYANGABE
572. Joseph MUSHIMIYIMANA-MICO
573. Théogène NKERAGUTABARA
574. Grégoire NSABIMANA
575. François Xavier NCOGOZA
576. Emmanuel NTABOMENYEREYE
577. Ignace NZIYOMAZE
578. Romain RURANGIRWA
579. Pascal YIRIRWAHANDI1997
580. Jovin BAKUNZIBAKE
581. Pascal BIGIRIMANA
582. Evariste BIGIRAMAHIRWE
583. Janvier GAHONZIRE
584. Théophile KABANDA
585. J.Baptiste KANYAMAHAMBA
586. Valère MAJUNE-CHAHI
587. Déogratias MISAGO
588. Fidèle MUKWIYE
589. Didace MURINZI
590. Benoit MURAGIZI
591. Jules-Olivier MUSABE
592. Emmanuel RUBAGUMYA
593. Prudence RUDASINGWA
594. Eugene URAYENEZA
595. Oscar UWITONZE1998
596. Protais DUSABE
597. Athanase GATANAZI
598. .Gérard HABUMUGABE
599. Germain HAGENIMANA
600. Védaste KAYISABE
601. Théophile MURENGERANTWARI
602. Jacques NIYIBIZI
603. Canisius NIYONSABA
604. Daniel NSABIMANA
605. .J.M. Muzei SEKABARA
606. Gilbert TUMWABUDU
607. Alfred UWANTAGARA
608. Cyprien DUSABEYEZU1999
609. Valens BISABWIMANA
610. .Cyprien BIZIMANA
611. .Fidèle DUSHIMIMANA
612. Tharcisse GATARE
613. Phocas HITIMANA
614. Callixte KABARISA
615. Anicet KABENGERA
616. Froduald KANAMUGIRE
617. Azarias KAREMERA
618. Ignace MBONEYABO
619. Dion MBONIMPA
620. Damien MUGARAGARA
621. Gaudens MURASANDONYI
622. Anselme MUSAFILI
623. Elvinus MUSEMAKWELI
624. Thomas NAHIMANA
625. Evariste NAMBAJE
626. Jean NDAGIJIMANA
627. Alexis NSHIMIYIMANA
628. Innocent NSHIMIYIMANA
629. Cyprien NTAGANIRA
630. Fabien RUTANGIRA
631. J.M.V.UWIZEYEYEZU
632. Casimir UWUMUKIZA2000
633. Jacques BANYANGA- YARIBITA
634. Benjamin BARUMI MINANI
635. J.M.Vianney BIZUMUREMYI
636. Avellin HABYARIMANA
637. Jérémie HABYARIMANA
638. Charles HAKIZIMANA
639. Jean HAKORIMANA
640. Elie HATANGIMBABAZI
641. Mathias HATEGEKIMANA
642. Alexandre KABERA
643. J.M.V.KAMBARE-MUHINDO
644. Sylvère KOMEZUSENGE
645. Emmanuel KAVUSA
646. Jean de Dieu LUENDO MUTOO
647. J.M.Vianney MAHANDARI
648. Sylvère MANDE
649. Félicien MBONIGABA
650. Athanase MUTARAMBIRWA
651. Callixte NDAGIJIMANA
652. Thémistocles NDAYISHIMIYE
653. Emmanuel NGAYINTERANYA
654. Bonaventure NGIRENTA
655. Joseph NKUNDABATWARE
656. Félicien NSABIMANA
657. .Emmanuel SEROMBA
658. Edouard SINAYOBYE
659. Innocent TUYISENGE2001
660. Benoît BIMENYIMANA
661. Protogène BUTERA
662. Innocent DUSHIMIYIMANA
663. Materne HABUMUREMYI
664. Vincent HABYARIMANA
665. Grégoire HAKIZIMANA
666. Eugène HARERIMANA B.
667. François d’Assise HATEGEKIMANA
668. Titien HATEGEKIMANA
669. Célestin HAVUGIMANA NGANGO
670. Pascal HITIMANA HABIYAMBERE
671. J.M.Théophile INGABIRE
672. Jean Bosco IYAMUREMYE
673. Emmanuel KAGIMBANGABO
674. Damien KARANGWA RWIMO
675. Innocent MASOZERA
676. Faustin MBARA BULIBWE
677. Etienne MUKERAGABIRO
678. Jean Bosco MUNEZA
679. Alexis MUNYABUGINGO
680. Innocent MUNYANEZA
681. Pierre Célestin MUSABYIMANA
682. Rémy MVUYEKURE
683. Clet NAHAYO
684. Alphonse NKUSI
685. François Xavier NTEZIRYAYO
686. Emmanuel NYAMPATSI
687. Eric NZABAMWITA
688. Jean Paul RUTAKISHA
689. Innocent SUBIZA
690. Damien YIRIRWAHANDI2002
691. Valens ABAYISENGA
692. Donat BAGIRUBWIRA
693. Jean Bosco BARIBESHYA
694. Lambert BWEMA.
695. Cyprien DUKUZEMUREMYI
696. .Egide DUSABEYEZU
697. Eugène DUSHIMURUKUNDO
698. Léonidas HABARUGIRA
699. J.Bosco HAKIZIMANA
700. Félicien HALINDINTWALI
701. Fulgence HITAYEZU
702. Théogène IYAKAREMYE
703. Callixte KALISA
704. Oscar KAGIMBURA
705. Thomas KANAMUGIRE
706. Gaspard MUKESHIMANA
707. Théoneste NDAHIMANA
708. Vénuste NDINDABAHIZI
709. Laurent NGENDAHAYO
710. Longin NIYONSENGA
711. Canisius UWAMAHORO
712. Anastase NIZEYIMANA
713. Pierre Claver NKUNDIYE
714. Védaste NSABIMANA
715. Onesphore NTIVUGURUZWA
716. Anastase NZABONIMANA
717. Robert RUBAYITA
718. Jean Claude RUBERANDINDA
719. Etienne RUHATIJURI
720. Ezéchiel RUKIMBIRA
721. Alexis RUZIBIZA
722. César SERINDA
723. Théodomir SIBOMANA2003
724. Déogratias AHISHAKIYE
725. Albert BABONAMPOZE
726. J.N. BAZAMANZA
727. J.D. BIZIMANA
728. Gabin BIZIMANA
729. B.Henri CHIZA
730. Eugène DUSHIMIMANA
731. Boniface HABYARIMANA
732. Justas HABYARIMANA
733. Augustin HAKIZIMANA
734. Félicien HAKIZIMANA
735. Lucien HAKIZIMANA
736. Celse HAKUZIYAREMYE
737. J.P. HAVUGIMANA
738. Ignace IYAKAREMYE
739. Faustin KAKURE VAYIRE
740. Bernard KANAYOGE
741. Guy CHISENGA KASAZI
742. Romuald KUBWIMANA
743. Theodore MbAleke Magus
744. Athanase S. MBYARIYEHE
745. J.D. MUDACYAHWA
746. J.D. MUGIRANEZA
747. J.D MUGIRANEZA
748. Protais MUSABYIMANA
749. Jovin MUYOBOKIMANA
750. Anselme MUZERWA
751. Théodose MWITEGERE
752. Roger NDABARINZE. HABARUGIRA
753. Sylvestre NDAGIJIMANA
754. Elmmanuel. NGIRUWONSANGA
755. Cyriaque NIYONTEZE
756. Marc NIZEYIMANA
757. Théophile NKUNDIMANA
758. Donat NSABIMANA
759. Emile NSENGIYUMVA
760. Mathias NSENGIYUMVA
761. Védaste NSENGIYUMVA
762. Aristide NTAMPUHWE
763. Dismas NTAMUSHOBORA
764. Fidèle NTAWIZERA
765. J.B. NYIRIBAKWE
766. Faustin NZABAKURANA
767. J. Eric NZAMWITA
768. Claude RUJARI
769. Félicien RURANGANGABO
770. Emmanuel SINDAYIGAYA
771. Leonidas TUYISENGE
772. Emmanuel TWAGIRAYEZU
773. Patrice TWAGIRAYEZU
774. Lambert ULINZWENIMANA
775. Vincent UWIZERWA2004
Diogène AHISHAKIYE
777. Joseph BANDORAYINGWE
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1155. UWAMUNGU Jean de DieuThe work of public interest is a new alternative to the penalty of imprisonment Ngozi, 14 Jul (ABP) – the work of public interest (tip) is a new sentence alternative to the penalty of imprisonment. Put in place by the decree of 13 July 2013, its implementation date of July 2014. The Province of Ngozi (North of Burundi) was so chosen to serve as an entity pilot for the implementation of This new sentence.
It’s in June, July and August 2014 that the prosecution has begun to ask for the application of this sentence to the court of residence, a competent court for the administration of the death penalty for offences not exceeding two years of incarceration. A lot of convicts for sale or consumption of prohibited beverages which the drink of sugar called ikibarube have stall this sentence.
Daphrose Buganyira, President of the court of appeal of Ngozi speaks of difficulties observed in the implementation of this sentence: ” only six convicts have completed the penalty which is to do some work especially manuals of public interest for a few hours a day to leave Finish the penalty after an agreed period of time. There are also partially who executed the punishment but without being able to finish. For others on the other hand, they are not presented to at least start the sentence “.
The justiciable prefer by against this penalty of imprisonment: ” the penalty of the work of public interest is more preferable to imprisonment. Justice has for the moment almost abandoned this punishment. We ask that she is still administered, it offers many benefits ” did note a man met before the tribunal of residence of Ngozi. It’s the same on the side of the human rights defenders. Jean Nayabagabo, Regional Coordinator of the association volunteer of the rights of prisoners remarked: ” it is a good way to unclog currently overcrowded prisons. This sanction is welcome. She deserves to be revived “. The work of public interest has advantages. This is first that the condemned preserves his freedom. He can carry out the punishment while continuing to pursue his daily activities. The family of the condemned man doesn’t need to waste the means and the time to attend the condemned. Finally, it is an advantage for the state who is in charge of the condemned in prisons in terms of food, health care, housing and clothing.Since 12 until 14 July 2016, he was held in arusha on 2TH INTER-burundian dialogue.
Unlike the first dialogue held at the end of April 2016, this 2th round of dialogue saw the participation of several figures of the opposition and civil society, from either of bujumbura either from the outside of the country.
When there were going to have the official opening of the dialogue, the delegation of the government of burundi and that of the party in power refused to enter the room, accusing the mediation for giving the invitation to such putschists minani jean of cnared, peaceful nininahazwr of Focode and armel niyongere of Acat-Burundi. The latter had voléune badge of Pierre Claver Mbonimpa who wasn’t happened yet.
They were then forced to leave the room.
The mediation reacted swiftly and promised not to fall into this error.
This is so that the consultations have begun. During these consultations, for what is of civil society, the facilitator’s. E Benjamin William Mkapa gave us the results of the consultations held in April, and those held in kigali and in Brussels with the cnared.
He has shown us so that the burundian problematic is not perceived mêmement by all the protagonists. So, he gave us 8 points which will have eyre discussed at the 3th round di dialogue. These points are on trar in connection with the arusha agreement, the issue of mandate of s. E Pierre Nkurunziza, the politicization of the defence forces and security, the political space, the economy, the relationship between the burundi and Rwanda and International Ngos, the question concerning the rights of man and the one on the security.
We have been asked to give also our proposals for those that we would like to see participate in this 3th round of the inter-Burundi dialogue.
We also gave our proposals on the place of this 3th round di dialogue.
For that which is of the participants, we have shown that the facilitator must take into consideration all social strata of Burundi (political parties, organizations of civil society, religious denominations, representatives of the youth, women, persons with disabilities, groups of People who have donated as a solution.
We told him that Arusha ii will never resolve the problem of burundi if he separates this dialogue with the one who’s done currently inside the country.
Concerning the place, we have requested the facilitator to repatriate this dialogue for he sr passes to bujumbura, to give my chance to several burundians to give their contributions on the fivegences between burundians.
We have found that among those from abroad, of points of divergence on solutions to take are even more numerous.
Nevertheless, we welcome the fact that all the color of life polishes here antisocial of burundi had responded to the appointment and hope that end d end, we will find a favourable outcome for these issues that seem to divide us.- AuthorPosts