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Natnael Tesfazion, 20, was in the Yellow Jersey for four days - since Stage 4 - en route to his victory as the third Eritrean and second in a row to win the Tour du Rwanda. Photo:

Tesfazion crowned Tour du Rwanda 2020 champion

Sunday, March 01, 2020

Despite winning fourth stages, Valencia Jhonatan Restrepo is sixth overall going into Sunday's ultimate stage. Rwanda's Moise Mugisha remains second, 90 seconds behind red-hot favourite Natnael Tesfazion who has been in the Yellow Jersey since winning Stage 4 on Wednesday. Photo:

Tour du Rwanda: Restrepo claims fourth win, Tesfazion retains Yellow

Saturday, February 29, 2020

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Mugisha insists ‘battle for Yellow’ still on despite 68-second deficit

Saturday, February 29, 2020

Team Rwanda riders, including Joseph Areruya (2nd-R, front row), have struggled to live up to the expectations despite comprising three former winners of the Tour du Rwanda. Photo:

Tour du Rwanda: Rampant Restrepo wins Stage 6, Mugisha cuts gap at top

Friday, February 28, 2020

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Tour du Rwanda 2020: Restrepo not entertaining Yellow Jersey talk

Thursday, February 27, 2020

Valencia Jhonatan Restrepo (L) edged a host of riders in a photo finish to win Stage 5 in Musanze on Thursday afternoon, making his second victory in this year's Tour du Rwanda following his Stage 3 triumph on Tuesday. Photo:

Tour du Rwanda 2020: Restrepo wins Stage 5, Tesfazion stays in Yellow

Thursday, February 27, 2020

Moise Mugisha (second), seen here part of a breakaway group in Stage 4 on Wednesday, is making his third Tour du Rwanda appearance since the 2018 debut. / Photo: Courtesy.

Tour du Rwanda 2020: Mugisha eyes Tesfazion’s Yellow Jersey

Wednesday, February 26, 2020

Natnael Tesfazion is the new Yellow Jersey bearer after winning Stage 4 in Rubavu District on Wednesday afternoon. He is the 13th Eritrean to win a Tour du Rwanda stage since the race turned international in 2009. Photo:

Tour du Rwanda 2020: Mugisha moves into second behind Eritrean Tesfazion

Wednesday, February 26, 2020

Biniam on the podium after managing well the stage three from Huye to Rusizi in distance of 142km. / Photo: Courtesy.

Eritrean leads after stage 3 as Rwandans struggle

Tuesday, February 25, 2020

Colombia's Valencia Restrepo celebrates as he crossed the finish line to win Stage 3 of the Tour du Rwanda 2020 in Rusizi town on Tuesday afternoon. No Rwandan is among the top ten after three stages into this year's race. Photo:

Tour du Rwanda 2020: Tough day for Rwandans as Valencia wins Stage 3

Tuesday, February 25, 2020

Samuel Mugisha (L), seen here with teammate Joseph Areruya before starting Stage 2 on Monday, has insisted that the Yellow Jersey is still within reach for Rwandan riders. / Courtesy.

No clear front-runner for Yellow Jersey yet, says Samuel Mugisha

Monday, February 24, 2020

Mulu Kinfe Hailemicheal throws his arms in the air to celebrate his Stage 2 victory after edging out a host of sprint contenders on the line in Huye District on Monday afternoon. No local rider has ever won a stage since Tour du Rwanda was upgraded to UCI 2.1 category from 2.2 last year. Photo:

Tour du Rwanda 2020: Ethiopian Hailemicheal takes Stage 2

Monday, February 24, 2020

Ernest Sugira (L) will start against Cameroon after missing the national team's last two games. Photo

Amavubi take on Cameroon in friendly match

Monday, February 24, 2020

Fedorov Yevgeniy, 20, launched a strong solo attack en route to his historic victory as the first Kazakh rider to win a stage in Tour du Rwanda.

Tour du Rwanda 2020: Rwandan riders switch focus to ‘critical’ Stage 2

Monday, February 24, 2020

Yevgeniy Fedorov, 20, crossed the line in solo victory on Sunday afternoon in Kimironko, Kigali, as he made history as the first Kazakh to win a stage in Tour du Rwanda. Photo:

Tour du Rwanda 2020: Kazakh Fedorov soloes to Stage 1 victory

Sunday, February 23, 2020

Samuel Mugisha, seen here celebrating after crossing the line outside Kigali Stadium in Nyamirambo to win the 2018 Tour du Rwanda, will captain Team Rwanda at this year's edition. The 22-year old the fourth and last Rwandan to win Tour du Rwanda as a UCI 2.2 race before its upgrade to 2.1 category last year. The 2020 Tour du Rwanda has attracted 16 teams from across the world. Photo:

Tour du Rwanda 2020 gets underway

Sunday, February 23, 2020

Police FC goalkeeper, Emmanuel Gahungu Habarurema (L), APR midfielder Christophe Bukuru (R) were left out by coach Vincent Mashami for the Cameroon friendly match. / File photo.

Amavubi pair dropped for Cameroon friendly

Saturday, February 22, 2020

Amahoro National Stadium has a 30,000-seat capacity. / Net photo.

Amahoro stadium fit for Champions League final – Guy Rurangayire

Saturday, February 22, 2020