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Umunyamakuru, Pascal Habababyeyi wakoraga mu kiganiro AHABONA kiba ku Cyumweru kuri Radio/TV10 urupfu rwe rwamenyekanye kuri uyu wa Gatandatu, aho yari arwariye mu bitaro bya CHUK. Ikinyamakuru Imvaho Nshya gitangaza ko Umuyobozi Mukuru wungirije wa CHUK, Prof Nyundo Martin, yabwiye itangazamakuru ko amakuru y’urupfu rwa Habababyeyi yayamenye kuko uyu munyamakuru yari asigaye ari Umuyobozi w’ashami rishinzwe Itumanaho (PR) mu Bitaro bya Kaminuza bya Kigali, CHUK. Umuyobozi Mukuru wa Tele10 Group ibarizwamo Radio 10 na TV10, Augustin Muhirwa, yavuze ko amakuru y’ibanze yabonye ari uko Pascal Habababyeyi yazize uburwayi butunguranye. Oswald Mutuyeyezu wakoranaga na Pascal Habababyeyi mu kiganiro AHABONA, yabwiye UMUSEKE dukesha iyi nkuru ko bari bamaze iminsi bategurana ikiganiro cyo ku C...

65 years ago, the flag was raised on the world’s first nuclear icebreaker – Lenin. Its launch was a big step for all of humanity as it allowed to transfer through multimetre ice in the northern part of our planet. Lenin led thousands of ships through the Arctic ice, covered 654 thousand nautical miles – 151 times distance from north to south of the African continent – and worked on the Northern Sea Route for 30 years. Anniversary events dedicated to the 65th anniversary of the country's icebreaker fleet were held on December 3 in Murmansk, hosted by Atomflot (a part of Rosatom Group). A meeting of Atomflot employees and an award ceremony for seamen and shore-based personnel was held in celebration of the holiday. Andrei Chibis, Governor of the Murmansk Region, Sergey Dubovoy, Chairman o...

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World’s Only Nuclear-Powered Icebreaker Fleet Marks 65th Anniversary