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Iran: Fear of Running Short of Water

Lake Urmia, once the 18th largest in the world, seems to have gone for good. The position of scores of rivers is no better. One immediate effect is a steady drop in food production. Another cause of the current crisis, as mentioned by Pezeshkian, is population increase. It was with a sigh of relief that the Islamic Republic of Iran’s President Massoud Pezeshkian welcomed the new academic year and the start of autumn the other day — relief that what is dubbed “the thirstiest summer” in Iran’s long history was over.

None se ubu twemere yuko ubugwaneza bwa Kayumba Nyamwasa ari bwo bwamugonze ijosi bigatuma RNC isenyuka??!

 

      Nyamwasa

Russia yahaye igisasu karundura igihugu cy’Uburundi bagiye kurasa mu Rwanda

Bitewe ni uko muri abagome kandi mukaba nta cyiza munyifuriza, niyompamvu ubu Buhanuzi mbwanditse mu buryo bw’inkuru kugirango mudasobanukirwa neza ibyabwo. Iyo muza kuba mudahiga ubugingo bwanjye nari kubandikira neza kandi ndizera yuko byari kubafasha cyane kuko igihe kigeze ngo mu nkenere kandi byanze bikunze muzankenera mwa byemera cyangwa mu tabyemera.

Izo gahunda mulimo nta bwo zishobora gutungana (Abega) mwararindagiye

Abega mujye mureka ubugoryi kuko byarabananiye ibyo mukora byose nta bwo imigambi yanyu mushobora kuyigeraho kuko mudashobora kugigira umwuka w’Imana uba mu Muhanuzi.Kuba Ndahimana Albert yaranditse  email nkamusubiza, ni uko nta cyo yarihetse. None ndabona mwashyokewe muri mu migambi yo kohereza virus ya PEGASUS kandi bidashoboka ko yakwinjira muri telephone yanjye. Are you stupid like that!

Global debt hits record of nearly $338 trillion, says IIF

Global debt hit record high of $337.7 trillion at end of Q2. China, France, US, Germany, UK and Japan record largest increases in debt levels in USD terms – IIF. EM debt increases by $3.4 trillion LONDON, Sept 25 (Reuters) – Global debt hit a record high of $337.7 trillion at the end of the second quarter, driven by easing global financial conditions, a softer U.S. dollar and a more accommodative stance from major central banks, a quarterly report showed on Thursday.

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