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Ubuyobozi bw’Ishyaka Riharanira Ubumwe bw’Abanyarwanda na Demokarasi (UDPR), hamwe n’abayoboke baryo bifatanyije n’abanyarwanda kwibuka Jenoside yakorewe Abatutsi muri Mata 1994, ibinyujije mu itangazo rigenewe abanyamakuru ryasinyweho n’umuyobozi waryo mukuru Honourable Pie NIZEYIMANA. Itangaza riteye gutya: Ubuyobozi bw’Ishyaka Riharanira Ubumwe bw’Abanyarwanda na Demokarasi  (UDPR),  hamwe n’abayoboke baryo, muri ibi bihe bikomeye Abanyarwanda n’inshuti z’u Rwanda  twibuka ku nshuro ya 26 jenoside yakorewe Abatutsi  igahitana abasaga miliyoni bazize uko baremwe, ni umwanya wo kubunamira, kubasubiza agaciro n’icyubahiro bambuwe. Ni umwanya wo kwifatanya n’abarokotse jenoside yakorewe Abatutsi, hagamijwe kubafata mu mugongo, kubahumuriza, kubarinda ibikorwa n’amagambo byatera ihungabana, kwirinda ingengabitekerezo ya jenoside no kwita kubafite ibibazo by’ihariye bakabona ubufasha bukwiye. Ni n’umwanya kandi, wo kwibuka ko tugifite urugamba rwo kurwa...

How can you counteract feelings of hopelessness WHO obtains the best job? Is it always the most qualified applicant? “No,” says Brian, an employment consultant. “The job often goes to the most effective job seeker.” What can you do to become a more effective job seeker? Let us consider five suggestions. Be Organized  If you have lost a good job or have been unemployed for some time, it is easy to become downhearted. “When I first lost my job, I was optimistic about finding another one,” says Katharine, a dressmaker in Germany. “But as the months dragged on and I was unable to find work, I became depressed. Eventually, I even found it hard to talk about the subject with my friends.” How can you counteract feelings of hopelessness? “It is crucial that you establish your own ‘workday’ schedule so that you start your day knowing what is to be done,” suggests the book  Get a Job in 30 Days or Less.  The authors recommend that you “set daily goals and record what you...

I want money to buy a car.”​—Olivier  I like to shop.”​— Alice  There are some things that are really nice, and I would love to have them; but my parents can’t afford them.”​—Mike. YOU may have similar reasons for wanting to get your hands on some money. Or perhaps you need to make money to help support your family. Even if you don’t directly contribute to household expenses, paying for your own clothes or other personal items may relieve your parents of some economic pressure. In any event, obtaining things for yourself or for your family requires money. Although Jesus promised that God would provide for those ‘seeking first God’s Kingdom,’ a Christian still needs to take the initiative to provide for himself.  So, how can you make some money? And more important, how can you keep a balanced attitude toward it? How to Find a Job If you really need something that costs more than your parents can afford, you may be able to get a job to earn enough mon...

What is the attraction? “I think some tattoos are beautiful works of art,” says a young man named Ryan. The motive for getting a tattoo might affect how you feel about getting one. For example, a teenager named Jillian says: “When a girl I went to school with was little, her mom died. So when she became a teenager, the girl got her mom’s name tattooed on the back of her neck. I think a tattoo like that can be very sweet.” Regardless of the motive, you should think long and hard before deciding to have anything permanently inked into your skin! What questions should you consider if you are thinking about getting a tattoo? And what Bible principles can help you make the best decision? What questions should you ask? What are the health risks?  “Tattoos breach the skin, which means that skin infections and other complications are possible,” says the website of the Mayo Clinic. “Sometimes bumps called granulates  form around tattoo ink. Tattooing also can lead to a...

Rwanda Airtel continue serving the customer   in these unprecedented times   Airtel,  Coronavirus Pandemic has created an unexpected and unprecedented global shift to work-from-home and    study-from-home situations, Airtel Rwanda with the Ministry of ICT and Innovation and Minister of Education in new partnership to fight Covid -19 . Airtel Rwanda continue serving customer in these unprecedented times, Learning institutions have come to a halt as students continue to  worry about how this will impact their academic life., Airtel Rwanda  , Ministry of ICT and Innovation and Minister of Education has availed free access to some of the   e-learning portals to help students to be more productive studying remotely on these portals. Airtel Rwanda doing Bit to Fight Covid-19 since last week . Airtel Rwanda Doing Bit to Fight Covid-19 This the steps 1) AIRTEL MONEY – We have waived transaction fees on Person to Perso...

As measures continue to be taken to prevent   spread of the Coronavirus, Airtel Rwanda's are also in the process of fighting for its customers to the best of their ability to prevent a rise in the number of infected people,   that’s   why in collaboration with the Central Bank of Rwanda ( BNR) has set up customers using Airtel Money to withdraw more than   4 m from the existing   1 m. Airtel Rwanda has introduced these measures to prevent the transmission of Coronavirus through money transfers, which in turn reinforces other existing strategies in the form of money transfers and free text messaging. In an effort to mitigate the effects of the global Coronavirus epidemic, Airtel Rwanda has worked closely with the Central Bank of Rwanda on technology payment facilitation. These measures will be implemented immediately, in addition to the free money transfer program: customers using Airtel Money to withdraw more than    4 m ...

With the outbreak of the Coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak in Rwanda, Airtel Rwanda has stepped up its efforts to crack down on the virus by setting up a free SMS service for its customer .   Airtel Rwanda announced on Monday, March 16, 2020, that the company, which has a large number of subscribers in Rwanda, announced that the transfer of money through Airtel Money is free, in order to continue to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 epidemic, where According to a press release, Airtel Rwanda announced that from Friday, March 20, 2020, all customers will be able to send friends, relatives and their families in general, in order to keep in touch with Rwanda and The world is generally at risk of Coronavirus (Covid-19). Commenting on the new program, Airtel Rwanda CEO Amit Chawla said: ‘’We know and appreciate that our customers are now at home, cutting back on travel and thus avoiding contact with their family and friends. Providing this free SMS method will help them...