Goma: Umubyeyi yabyaye abana barindwi

Umubyeyi wabyaye abana barindwi icyarimwe.

 

Umujyi wa Goma muri Kongo watangiranye umwaka wa 2013 inkuru idasanzwe y’umubyeyi wabyaye abana barindwi icyarimwe nkuko tubikesha Kigalitoday.com

Abana bavutse taliki 01/01/2013 mu bitaro bikuru by’intara ya Kivu y’Amajyaruguru (Hopital General de Goma). Abakobwa babiri n’abahungu batanu bakaba bavutse bafite amagarama ari hagati ya 400 na 600.
Bamwe mu batuye umujyi wa Goma bavuga ko bigoye guha amahirwe kubaho kw’aba bana kuko kubaho k’umwana ufite amagarama 600 bigoye.

Abana barindwi babyawe n’umubyeyi umwe icyarimwe.

Bamwe mu bashoboye kubona abo bana bavuga ko nyuma yo kuvuka bashobora kuba bitabye Imana nubwo nta makuru avuye mu buyobozi bw’ibitaro arabyemeza.
Umubyeyi wabyaye abana barindwi yari amaze imyaka ine yubatse urugo uru rubyaro rukaba rwari urwa mbere.
Jean Claude NTEZIMANA

Syrie: 20 morts, dont huit enfants, dans un bombardement dans le nord

Vingt personnes ont été tuées, dont huit enfants, dans un bombardement mercredi contre un village situé dans le nord de la Syrie, a indiqué l'Observatoire syrien des droits de l'homme (OSDH).

Vingt personnes ont été tuées, dont huit enfants, dans un bombardement mercredi contre un village situé dans le nord de laSyrie, a indiqué l'Observatoire syrien des droits de l'homme (OSDH).

"Au moins vingt personnes, dont trois femmes et huit enfants, ont été tuées dans un bombardement du village Qahtaniyé, dans la province de Raqa", a indiqué cette organisation qui bénéficie d'un large réseau de militants et de médecins à travers le pays.

"Des dizaines de personnes ont été blessées dans ce hameau de Qahtaniyé, dont toute une famille. Elles ont été transportées à l'hôpital sur des motocyclettes car il n'y a pas de voitures en état de marche par manque d'essence", ont affirmé des militants de Raqa News Network sur une page Facebook.

Raqa a été le théâtre d'une escalade ces derniers mois lorsque les rebelles ont lancé plusieurs opérations dans cette province proche de la frontière turque.

Mais, précise l'OSDH, les victimes sont tous des paysans. "Pour être clair: il n'y a pas de Front al-Nosra, ni de groupes rebelles réellement organisés dans ce secteur, ce ne sont que des paysans", a précisé Rami Abdel Rahmane, directeur de l'OSDH.

Le point.fr

Jean Claude NTEZIMANA

Angry unpaid workers hold employers captive

Angry unpaid workers hold employers captive

newvisionThe workers placed barricades on the roads.

                                  

Workers of a renowned Kampala-based rural electrification consulting firm Sunday went on rampage and held their employers captive in protest of non-payment of salary and wages for the last six months.
The irate staff swiftly locked up the manager of Cable-Sult Civil and Electrical Engineering Company in his office on Friday and only released him on Monday.

The Director Finance and Technical, Mr Wycliff Ssebanulidde, was also put under lock and key when they failed to pay the workers on time as usual.

The furious employees accused their bosses of lending deaf ears to their complaints and requests for payment of the money they worked for in order to celebrate the festive season.

They said their bosses had been adamant to pay them for the last six consecutive months.

The demonstrating workers said they had been fixing electric poles in Kanungu, Kasese, Mbarara, Kamuli and Busunjju districts for the last six months without payment, with the firm promising to clear their arrears soon but to no avail.

“We have decided to go on strike because these people (firm) are not paying us yet we need to shop for Christmas and meet the high expectation of our families,” complained a worker who preferred anonymity.

However, the barricades positioned by the workers on the roads surrounding the firm attracted the attention of Police who promptly swung into action and tried to remove them and find solution to the problem only to be met by stiff resistance from the demonstrators.

Police later found a middle ground with the workers, removed the barricades and released Ssebanulidde whom they ordered to address the workers and tell them when he would pay them.

Addressing the rioters, a shaken Ssebanulidde promised to pay the workers all their accumulated arrears that very day but asked for time to compute their actual wages which was granted.

Under the watchful eyes of the workers and police, Ssebanulidde later paid the workers at around 3:00pm after computing their salaries.

The workers then left the firm's premises delighted and praised the Police for coming to their rescue.

The newvision.co.ug

      Jean Claude NTEZIMANA

More flood misery for thousands of people over the festive period

Swathes of South-west cut off after worst seasonal weather in living memory

Thousands of people face a struggle getting home in time for Christmas with more heavy rain forecast to cause further flooding today, causing travel disruption across the country.

The wettest festive weather in living memory continued with renewed downfalls in the South-west last night. The rain is expected to spread over much of southern Britain raising the flood risk as it adds to already swollen watercourses and saturated ground.
The usual Christmas Eve retail boom is still expected today, with an estimated 17.2 million people – 36 per cent of the adult population – hitting the shops. They will spend at least £1.3bn between them, according to research from Sainsbury's Bank, up from an expected spend of £1bn last year.
But in many places other people will have more pressing concerns, such as keeping floodwaters out of their homes and managing to get to their Yuletide reunions with relatives in spite of severe problems on roads and rail.
Flooding has been so bad in the South West that First Great Western advised passengers not to try to travel west of Taunton unless their journeys were essential.
Symbolic of the worst of the problem has been the damming exercise on the London-to-Exeter railway line at Cowley Bridge, near Exeter in Devon. Engineers, rescue crews and Network Rail staff have struggled to prevent the line, which runs along the River Exe floodplain, being overwhelmed by the swollen river.
Plastic water-filled dams have been used for the first time in this country to prevent the line, now closed until after Christmas, from being swept away entirely. It is already thought to have suffered damage. "When the water has receded we will walk the line and see what we need to do to re-open it," said a Network Rail spokesman. "It is more than likely the water will have washed away a lot of the ballast – the crushed granite the railway line sits on."
Rivers in the South-east, Midlands and North-east will continue to rise over the next few days, with the Severn in Worcester set to peak at 5.3 metres last night, more than double its usual level. The Environment Agency has sent out over 110,000 warnings to people at risk of flooding since last Wednesday.
Latest figures show around 400 properties have flooded since then, making for the most dismal pre-Christmas period imaginable for the householders, although flood defences have protected 20,000 more properties across England and Wales, including 4,000 in Cornwall.
Dozens of communities across the country were affected by floods over the weekend, in the South-West in particular, with Lostwithiel in Cornwall and Barnstaple in North Devon among the worst hit, along with parts of south Wales.
Emergency services rescued people swept away in their cars and in Umberleigh, near Barnstaple in Devon, a woman was saved by a lifeboat after she was found clinging to a tree on the banks of the swollen River Taw.
Robin Gisby, director at Network Rail, said: "We apologise to passengers who have had their journeys disrupted at this busy time and we are doing all we can to keep things moving. However, safety is our priority."
The roads were also affected by flooding, with the eastbound A27 near Chichester and westbound slip road to Reading services on the M4 both closed.
theIndependant.co.uk

By Jean Claude NTEZIMANA

Ni iyihe mpamvu"uduce twa Nyabihu"gukomeje kwibasirwa inkangu n'imyuzure

Ni iyihe mpamvu "uduce twa Nyabihu"dukomeje kwibasirwa inkangu n’imyuzure ?

 Ibimenyetso by’ingaruka z ‘imihindagurikire y’ibihe biri kwigaragaza, 


Uduce tumwe tw’u Rwanda dukomeje kwibasirwa n’ibiza bikomeye muri ibi bihe by’imvura. Muri aya mezi, inkangu, imyuzure n’imiyaga ikomeye byibasiye cyane uturere twa Burera, Gatsibo, Karongi, Rulindo, Nyabihu ,Rubavu n’intara y’amajyepfo mu karere ka Ruhango.
Imibare itangazwa na Ministeri y’Imicungire y’Ibiza n’Impunzi igaragaza ko kuva muri Nzeri uyu mwaka kugeza ku itariki 4 Ugushyingo, imvura nyinshi, inkangu n’umuyaga byahitanye abantu 13, bikomeretsa 16, byangiza ibyumba by’amashuri 12, bisenya amazu 460 ndetse binangiza ibihingwa n’ibimera ku butaka bwa ha 2109.
By’umwihariko ariko, akarere ka Nyabihu mu ntara y’uburengerazuba niko kibasiwe cyane n’inkangu n’imyuzure ziterwa n’imvura nyinshi.
Imibare itangazwa na minisiteri y’imicungire y’ibiza igaragaza ko guhera mu mwaka wa 2006, ibiza bimaze guhitana abantu 42, biganjemo abana, ndetse bikaba byaranasenye amazu 518. Uretse abantu n’amazu, ibi biza binangiza imyaka, imirima, ibikorwa remezo ndetse n’indi mitungo y’abaturage. Uyu mwaka wa 2011 niwo wabayemo ibyangiritse byinshi n’ababuze ubuzima benshi muri aka karere.
Imitere y’aka karere ka Nyabihu, ahanini kabonekamo imisozi ihanamye cyane, niyo ishyirwa mu majwi kuba nyirabayazana w’ibi biza.
Ariko, impamvu nyamukuru ituruka mu mateka y’igihugu n’ay’isi muri rusange aho imihindagurikire y’ibihe ikomeje kugira ingaruka mbi nyinshi ku bayituye. Izi ngaruka zijyana no kugwa kw’imvura nyinshi cyangwa gucana kw’izuba mu buryo budasanzwe.
Mu Rwanda, imibare itangazwa n’ikigo cy’igihugu cy’iteganyagihe igaragaza ko mu myaka 40 ishize, ubushyuhe bwiyongereyeho degere 0.8 (0.8 degre Celcious) muri rusange naho kuva mu mwaka w’ 2000 bwiyongereyeho degere 0.6 (0.6 degre Celcious).
Impuguke zemeza ko iki ari kimwe mu bimenyetso bigaragara ko u Rwanda nk’igihugu narwo rwatangiye kugerwaho n’ingaruka z’imihindagurikire y’ibihe.
None se, aho ibiza bikomeje kwibasira ibice bimwe by’igihugu –cyane akarere ka Nyabihu- ntibyaba ari ingaruka z’iyi mihindagurikire y’ibihe ?
Umwanditsi mukuru wa Igitondo.com Jean Pierre Bucyensenge yabajije iki kibazo Alphonse Mutabazi impuguke mu by’imihindagurikire y’ibihe akaba n’umukozi mu kigo cy’igihugu gishinzwe kwita ku bidukikije (REMA) ushinzwe imishinga ijyanye n’imihindagurikire y’ibihe.
Igitondo.com : Imihindagurikire y’ibihe ni iki ?
Mutabazi Alphonse : Ubundi iyo bavuga ibihe ntabwo ari ibihe byo ku isaha, ni ibihe by’imvura n’izuba. Hari ibihe biba bimenyerewe, noneho hakaba n’ibintu bigenda bihinduka ku buryo budasanzwe. Iyo bigenda bihinduka ku buryo budasanzwe kandi bikagenda bigaruka inshuro nyinshi cyane, icyo gihe nibwo bavuga ko hari imihindagurikire y’igihe. Urugero ni nk’uko ubushyuhe wenda bugenda bwiyongera, imvura wenda ikajya igwa ari nyinshi igatera imyuzure n’inkangu… ibyo byose biba bituruka ku mihindagurikire y’igihe. [Ibi]biterwa n’imyuka [iva mu nganda] ibihugu bikize ahanini byohereza mu kirere [ari na byo] bituma ubushyuhe bwiyongera ku isi, ubushyuhe nabwo bugatuma haba iyo mihindagurikire y’ibihe.
Igitondo.com : Mu rwanda naho haba hari imihindagurikire y’ibihe ?
Mutabazi: U rwanda ruri rufite ibyago byo kwibasirwa n’ingaruka zituruka ku mihindagurikire y’ibihe :Rufite imisozi myinshi cyane, rukagira uturere tugwamo imvura nkeye n’utugwamo imvura nyinshi. Ibi bituma ingaruka ziba zitandukanye, ugasanga mu burasirazuba imvura iratinda kugwa, mu burengerazuba hakagwa imvura nyinshi iteza inkangu n’imyuzure.
Mu Rwanda imihindagurikire y’ibihe irahari kubera ko hari ingero zifatika. Nk’igihe imvura yari isanzwe igwira hari ubwo itinda kugwa cyangwa igatangira kare, cyangwa igacika kare abantu baba bateye imyaka ikuma cyangwa ikagwa umunsi umwe ikaba ingana nk’imvura igwa mu kwezi kose. Icyo gihe iteza ibintu bibi byinshi cyane kuko iyo igwiriye rimwe iteza imyuzure, igasenya amazu, ikangiza n’ibintu bintu cyangwa se hakaba amapfa adasanzwe
Igitondo.com : Umuntu yavuga se ko imyuzure n’inkangu tumaze iminsi tubona mu bice bimwe nka Nyabihu ari ingaruka z’imihindagurikire y’ibihe ?

Mutabazi: Bigaragara ko hari ahantu imvura igwa umunsi umwe ukabona ingana nk’imvura isanzwe igwa mu kwezi kose kandi bikaba bibaye nka rimwe bitari bisanzwe biba. Iyo tugiye rero mu bice bya za Nyabihu, usanga nyuma ya 1991 hari ukuntu ririya shyamba rya Gishwati ryaragabanutse, abantu bararitema noneho bitewe n’ubutaka bworoshye n’imisozi ihanamye imvura nayo ikiyongera bitera inkangu. Bigaragara ko muri Nyabihu hasigaye hari imvura idasanzwe iteza ibintu bibi ariko ibyo byose bituruka ku mihindagurikire y’ibihe
Igitondo.com : Ni izihe ngamba zihari mu Rwanda zo guhangana n’imihindagurikire y’ibihe
Mutabazi : Leta y’u Rwanda imaze gukora sitarateji (Strategy=Ingamba) zo guhangana n’imihindagurikire y’ibihe no kugabanya imyuka yoherezwa mu kirere «
» [kandi] ikaba yaremejwen n’inama y’abaminisitiri vuba aha ngaha. Ikindi ni uko REMA (ikigo cy’igihugu gishinzwe kwita ku bidukikije) ikora raporo zerekana ingamba zo kugabanya imyuka yoherezwa mu kirere ndetse n’uko twabana n’imihindagurikire y’ibihe. Ikindi ni uko REMA imaze kurangiza icyitwa « Guideline on climate change adaptation and mitigation », ni ukuvuga ibintu uturere, imirenge n’abaturage bashobora kugenderaho bashaka gukora ibikorwa byo kwirinda imihindagurikire y’ibihe n’ingaruka zabyo
Igitondo.com : Ni iki umuturage yakora ngo yirinde imihindagurikire y’ibihe n’ingaruka zayo
Mutabazi : Reka dufate urugero rw’umuturage usanzwe utuye ahantu hakunze kuba amapfa. Icyo yakora ni uko kubera ko kuhira [imyaka] wenda bishobora kumugora ariko nk’umwaka yejeje [byinshi] ashobora kubika imyaka [kubera ko ataba azi niba umwaka utaha atazarumbya]. Ashobora nanone kudahinga gusa ahubwo akaba yakorora nk’ihene cyangwa inkoko ntagendere ku buhinzi gusa ; ni ukuvuga agashaka utundi turimo twamuteza imbere ntagendere ku buhinzi gusa.
Umuturage utuye ahantu hakunze kuba inkangu n’imyuzure we agomba kumenya ko inzu ye agomba kuyubaka ahantu hadakunda kumanuka amazi menshi, akamenya ko agomba kubaka inzu ikomeye itapfa gutwarwa n’amazi cyangwa ngo isenywe n’imvura iyo ari yo yose, akubahiriza amabwiriza y’ubuhinzi nko gucukura amaterasi y’indinganire kuko atangira amazi n’ibindi.
Haza kandi biriya byo gukoresha imbaburo za rondereza zigabanya ibicanwa ku buryo wagabanya imyuka ijya mu kirere cyangwa se waba ugiye gukora umushinga wenda ugusaba kugura moteri ukaba wagura iyohereza ibyuka bike mu kirere.
Igitondo.com: Umuntu yavuga ko gutera ibiti n’amashyamba bishobora gufasha mu kurwanya imihindagurikire y’ikirere?
Mutabazi : Ibiti iyo ubiteye ukabireka igihe kirekire cyangwa wabisarura ukabisimbuza ibindi bibika Gaz Carbonique (CO2), icyo gihe uba urimo kugabanya imyuka ijya mu kirere. Ikindi iyo ubiteye ahantu bituma isuri itwara ubutaka itabwangiza, icyo gihe biba ari ingamba zo kubana n’imihindagurikire y’ibihe; hashobora no kuba ibyo kuyungurura amazi n’ibindi. Mu gutera ibiti harimo ibyiza byinshi ariko umuntu yakubira mu bice bibiri : icyo guhangana n’ingaruka z’imihindagurikire y’ibihe (mitigation) n’icyo gufata ingamba zituma umuntu abana nazo (adaptation).
Igitondo.com : Ko wumva ibyuka byinshi byangiza ikirere bituruka mu bihugu bikize, isi yo muri rusange ni gute ihanganye n’iki kibazo cyane ko bifite ingaruka ku bayituye bose ? Ese aho ibyo dukora iwacu ntibyaba ari impfabusa ko uruhare rwacu mu kwangiza ikirere ari ruto cyane ?
Mutabazi : Hari amasezerano yitwa UNCFCC (United Nations Convention Framework on Climate Change-Amasezerano mpuzamahanga ku kugabanya imyuka yoherezwa mu kirere), arimo ibihugu byateye imbere n’ibikiri mu nzira y’amajyambere. Ibyo bihugu byose hari inama bihuriramo bikarebera hamwe ingamba bishobora gufata; ibihugu bikize bikareba biti wenda dushobora kugabanya imyuka ijya mu kirere tukayigabanyaho ingano ingana gutya aho bidakunze tugafatanya n’ibihugu bikiri mu nzira y’amajyambere wenda byajya bikora imishinga nabyo bikabikora bigabanya imyuka yoherezwa mu kirere…iyo mishinga iba igamije amajyambere arambye, ituma abantu babona akazi ariko nanone igabanya imyuka ijya mu kirere.
Ibihugu byateye imbere byashyizeho ibigega (funds) ibihugu bikiri mu nzira y’amajyambere bishobora gukoresha; wakora imishinga ukaba ushobora kubona kuri ayo mafaranga. Gusa ikigoranye ni uko akenshi ibihugu bikiri mu nzira y’amajyambere biba bitazi n’uburyo ayo mafaranga bayabonaho kugira ngo bakore imishinga yatuma birinda ingaruka mbi zituruka ku mihindagurikire y’ibihe.
Mu minsi iri imbere hari inama mpuzamahanga izabera I Durban (muri Afurika y’epfo) nkeka ko ari bwo bazafata ingamba zihamye zo kugabanya imyuka ijya mu kirere; icyo gihe ibihugu bikize byazagira izindi ngamba byiyemeza z’ubundi buryo bakoresha [mu kugabanya imyuka yoherezwa mu kirere] ariko uburyo bakoresha ubu ngubu ntabwo bushimishije cyane.
Icyo tugomba kureba mu bihugu byacu ni uburyo twabana n’ingaruka z’imihindagurikire y’ibihe twibanda cyane ku mishinga yadufasha muri ubwo buryo.
Source:Igitondo.com

By NTEZIMANA Jean Claude

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Pranks: A sign of a healthy local student population

50 things to do before you leave university

University is a very special time in your life. There are some incredible opportunities for personal growth. And also for being very, very silly. Studentbeans is all about this (plus, of course, the freebies, discounts and money saving - join now, it's free!) - so they've created this handy list to work through before you leave uni. How many have you already done?

1. Feed the campus wildlife

2. Have an epic karaoke night at your house using just YouTube, booze, and your natural star quality

3. Go on a date with someone you would normally say no to - give them a chance

4. Hand in an essay early

5. Busk on campus for a charity (even if you have zero talent)

6. Teach someone something

7. Read a book that isn't study-related

8. Hire a bike for a week and see how it works out for you

9. Study in every library that exists at your university (like you're ‘on tour' - but studying)

10. Drive to a beach. Swim. (If your uni is miles away from the coast, you'll just have to stay over)

11. Make your own booze

12. Go to a university sports team's game. Get vocal and animated with your support.

13. Have an incredibly elaborate picnic on a uni green space one lunch time

14. Sit in on a lecture that's completely out of your field, but that you've always been fascinated by

15. Join a society for something you've always wanted to do, but never got round to

16. Apply for internships and jobs

17. Turn up at a 9 am lecture along with all the other students dressed in your PJs and dressing gowns

18. Go to the careers office and speak to them completely honestly - whatever your thoughts and fears, loves and hates...

19. Go on a weekend country jaunt with friends - get as remote as possible

20. Start a conga at a big union night. See how long you can get it, before leading it as far from the music as possible (if you can get it to a house party or another club night, you can officially retire from doing stuff. Your work here is done)

21. Go and see the art departments' end of year shows

22. Go to a play put on by the drama department or a uni society

23. Get involved in a play or some kind of performance (e.g. fashion show, etc.)

24. Visit all historical building and monuments in your town (including churches)

25. Go out sober and dance all night (at least once, repeat as required)

26. Swim in a fountain (campus if possible, town will do)

27. Go paddling on a hot day

28. Hold your own Come Dine With Me with other student houses

29. Take part in a protest

30. Write in to the uni radio station or newspaper

31. Dress up! As a fictional character, an animal - anything

32. If you think a lecture was particularly good, try and instigate a standing ovation

33. Do something – anything! – silly, for charity

34. Give your parents a in depth tour of all the great stuff you do and love at University (It'll make for an amazing trip for them, and make them feel happy whenever they think of you at uni)

35. Have a sleepover

36. Play an elaborate prank on a housemate

37. Win a pub quiz (whatever it takes)

38. Make a kite and fly it

39. Have an 80s montage house cleaning session, with appropriate outfits and music blaring 

40. Go on a blind date

41. Find out the names of all those people you know far too well to not know their names

42. Dye your hair

43. Sleep out under the stars

44. Make a movie starring your friends and your favourite places

45. Celebrate something by doing the classic shake up a bottle of champagne and spraying it all over yourself and everywhere (or at least do it with sparkling wine..!)

46. Make friends with a student from a country you've never known someone from or been to before

47. Go inside (and have a little explore of) every building that is part of the university

48. Become a wise mentor for a Fresher doing your course. Tell them what you wish you'd known

49. Learn a new sport or instrument or activity that you never thought you would

50. Get loads of discounts, free things and cool stuff by joining the UKhttp://www.uk.com/'s largest student money saving club studentbeans.com, of course!

Source: the independant.co.uk

By Jean Claude NTEZIMANA

Achievement is all in a day’s work

More and more talented graduates are choosing to teach maths and fulfilling their ambition of securing a rewarding and challenging career  

  

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• For Nick McIvor, a maths teacher at St Marylebone Church of England girls’ school in central London, there is no such thing as an average day at work.
•  He is responsible for ensuring pupils engage with new concepts and learn quickly. To achieve this, teachers strive to make lessons as relevant and exciting as possible. “I want to explain maths to kids who don’t know how great maths is.”

According to the Teaching Agency, highly qualified graduates are increasingly switching on to this challenging and rewarding profession.

 More than seven out of 10 new trainee teachers now have a high-quality degree. In maths alone, 62 per cent had a 2:1 degree or higher in 2012, compared to 51 per cent in 2010.McIvor’s 2:1 in maths from the University of York has put him in good stead. “I’ve been surprised by how much of the higher level maths I draw on,” he says. “I reference obscure bits of mathematics. I’m trying to give students a sense of ‘wow, I didn’t know that’.”Routes into the profession include conventional training courses and the new school-led School Direct route. Today’s trainees could also receive a tax-free training bursary of up to £20,000 and the average starting salary for teachers now stands at £23,010. It’s a rewarding career that offers exciting challenges and encourages talented individuals to excel.McIvor’s path was unusual. “After university, I went to drama school and spent 10 years working as an actor and a writer,” he explains.He retrained as a teacher – and his background has nurtured a unique approach in the classroom. “I’ve been teaching my students to say their times tables backwards while doing a silly juggling routine.

 It’s a technique you use to give authenticity to people’s acting. I’m playing the same game – I’m trying to distract students from the thing they're learning so that the thing I want them to do becomes natural.”McIvor’s rise as a teacher has been meteoric. Securing his first permanent teaching job in 1997, he had progressed to head of maths and ICT by 2000.

He puts his success down to enthusiasm: “Kids do maths because they have to. My job is to open their minds and convince them that maths is a subject that presents fantastic opportunities.”Why not use your maths expertise in teaching? Applications to conventional and School Direct teacher training courses starting in 2013/14 are now open. Apply early to ensure you’re considered by your first choice training provider or school.

Source:IndependantBy Jean Claude NTEZIMANA