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domingo, 15 de fevereiro de 2009

Amakuru y'u Rwanda

Posted: 15 Feb 2009 08:27 AM CST

Rose Kabuye back in Kigali

KICUKIRO - The Director of State Protocol, Rose Kabuye, yesterday arrived from France for a one Month break before she returns to Paris to continue with Court hearings.

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Rose Kabuye with her children at Kigali International Airport soon after arriving from France yesterday. (Photo/G.Barya)

Abarwanyi ba FDLR bamaze kwirundaniriza Shabunda

Posted: 15 Feb 2009 08:26 AM CST


	Abarwanyi ba FDLR

Abarwanyi bamaze imnsi itandatu baza Shabunda, baturuka Rutchuru na Masisi, ahariko habera intambara hagati yabo n' ingabo zifatanije z' Urwanda na Congo.

Uwuhagarariye CADDHOM muri Shabunda, ikigo giharanira agateka ka zina muntu, Bruno Kitulu, avuga kw' abo barwanyi bagenda ibirometero vyinshi mu gushika mu gace ka Nyambembe aho bashinze icicaro.

Abo barwanyi bazanana n' imiryango yabo, bagereranywa mu bihumbi 10 na 15.

Icicaro cabo gikuru kir' ahitwa Makutano, aho bashinze ama kambi ku km 136 mu buraruko bw' umuji wa Shabunda.

Ariko umukuru wa Territoire ya Shabunda Luois Boboto, avuga kw' ata ba FDLR bari ngaho muri Shabunda boba baravuye kuri kivu ya ruguru.

yememeza kw' abahari babarizwa mu mashamba iyo bamye kuva haraheze ahfi imyaka 15.

Ariko kandi abanyagihugu begereye Nyabembe bivurwa ko bamaze gutekerwa n' ubwoba kuber' abo barwanyi.

Ndetse abanyagihugu bamwe batanguye guhungisha mu mpisho abana n' abakenyezi babo ku gutinya intamabra zishobora kuhaza zikwirikira abo ba FDLR nk' uko uhagarariye CADDHOM muri Shabunda abivuga

sexta-feira, 13 de fevereiro de 2009

Amakuru y'u Rwanda

UMUVUGIZI WA FDLR YATANZE IMIHOHO

Posted: 13 Feb 2009 10:01 AM CST

Lt. Col. Michel Habimana, alias Edmond Ngarambe umuvugizi wa FDLR yihaye abasirikare b'u Rwanda.Uyu musirikare mukuru akaba yarihaye ingabo z'u Rwanda nyuma y'abandi barwanyi ba Fdlr babigenje batyo nyuma y'ibitero bakomeje kugabwaho n'ingabo za kongo n'iz'u Rwanda zibumbiye muri Umoja Wetu. Mu Kiganiro yagiranye n'abanyamakuru, Michel Habimana alias Edmond Ngarambe yavuze ko yigeze no kuba intumwa ya Fdlr mu Bubiligi, Zimbabwe na Tanzania. Ngarambe arubatse afite abana batatu bavukiye mu ishyamba. Yabwiye umunyamakuru ko ari byiza ko n'abandi bayobozi ba Fdlr bahagarika intambara kuko ngo irimo kwica abantu benshi abandi bagahunga.

URUGWIRO-INTUMWA YA ONU OBASANJO ASHYIGIKIYE UBUFATANYE BW'U RWANDA NA KONGO MU KURWANYA FDLR

Posted: 13 Feb 2009 09:49 AM CST

Intumwa ya Onu Olusegun Obasanjo ashyigikiye Umoja wetu, aribwo bufatanye hagati y'u Rwanda na Kongo mu kurwanya Fdlr. Obasanjo,Umuhuza hagati ya Kongo CNDP ya Laurent Nkunda mu biganiro bagiranira i Nairobi avuga ko ibganiro bikomeje gutera imbere nubwo intambara yo itoroshye muri Kongo ibyo yabivugiye mu kiganiro yagiranye n'abanyamakuru ari kumwe n'umukuru w'igihugu, Nyakubahwa Paul Kagame muri Village Urugwiro ejo hashize

quinta-feira, 12 de fevereiro de 2009

Amakuru y'u Rwanda

Kagame, British army boss discuss regional security

Posted: 12 Feb 2009 11:22 AM CST

President Kagame with the visiting British army chief, Gen. Sir Richard Dannatt and his delegation yesterday. (Photo PPU).

URUGWIRO VILLAGE - President Paul Kagame yesterday received visiting British Army Chief of General Staff (CGS), Gen. Sir Richard Dannatt at Urugwiro Village, where the two discussed a number of issues regarding regional security. Dannatt's call on the President came shortly before he ended his two-day official visit in the country. After their meeting the British military chief told journalists that his discussion with Kagame mainly centred on the ongoing joint operation between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo aimed at routing out negative forces out of the central African country.

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DRC: Hundreds repatriated as rebel Colonel surrenders

Posted: 12 Feb 2009 11:20 AM CST

GOMA – Hundreds of Rwandans were repatriated from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) Monday as rebel militia, including a Colonel, surrendered to the Rwanda-DRC military alliance, reported a communiqué from the Joint Operations' Command H.Q.

It said Rwandan refugees, formerly held hostage by the ex-Far/Interahamwe or FDLR elements in eastern DRC, have distanced themselves from the outlawed militia group.

In Rutshuru, and specifically in Nyamilima territory, five FDLR elements are said to have surrendered to the joint forces, whereas in Masisi, another top rebel commander capitulated.

"A Mai-Mai-Pareco Colonel Nizeye, formerly allied to FDLR surrendered to the joint forces with 20 other combatants," the statement says, pointing out that about 20 AK 47 rifles were also seized, at Kazibake situated "north of Nyabyondo."

"In the sector of Kashuga, the joint forces captured two FDLR elements with two personal weapons," it adds.

Meanwhile, clashes between the joint forces and ex-Far/Interahamwe or FDLR are said to have erupted Tuesday in Lubero and, the "enemy's side," lost three while one was killed and another captured.

No deaths or injuries are reported on the joint forces' side.
Also stressed is that on Monday, 448 Rwandans in addition to 31 combatants, were repatriated via the border post of Rusizi.

The recent communiqué by and large highlights developments on three fronts – Rutshuru, Masisi and Lubero, all in DRC's North Kivu Province, against the ex-Far/Interahamwe and FDLR, all who are what remains of the architects of the 1994 Genocide against Tutsis in Rwanda.

After killing over a million people, they fled to neighboring DRC, from where they unrelentingly went on killing, raping and pillaging with impunity.

Earlier on Monday, some 29 Mai-Mai Pareco combatants are also said to have surrendered in a place called Bunyantege, while four other FDLR were captured in Mera, in Walikale.

The latest developments come at the end of the joint operations' earlier set time limit of 15 days, the end of which as predetermined, will be followed by an evaluation to determine what follows.

Many, including North Kivu's very influential "Bami" or Traditional Chiefs (Les chefs coutumiers) have lately requested the DRC government to consider extending the operations duration, so as to appropriately crush the negative forces' capacity to disrupt the region's peace and stability.

It also comes shortly after, the DRC Army Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Didier Etumba, in a visit to the joint operations' HQs in Goma last Friday expressed satisfaction with operation "Umoja Wetu", the ongoing Rwanda-DRC military offensive against ex-Far/Interahamwe or FDLR in eastern DRC.

Since day one, the operation has seen over 250 and 2600 combatants and their dependents respectively, surrender and return home while over 90 have been killed.

The New Times