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 Damas Sikubwabo
Damas Sikubwabo
Tanzanian champions Dar City have re-signed guard Nisre Zouzoua.
Basketball
Former Tigers guard Zouzoua joins Dar City roster for Road to BAL
Senegalese point guard Jean-Jacques Boissy.
Basketball
Former REG star Boissy joins Dar City ahead of Road to BAL
The New Times
Basketball
Road to BAL: Urunani overcome Blazers to advance into Elite 16
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Basketball
REG overcome APR to lift FIBA Zone 5 title
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Basketball
RSSB Tigers retain Rwanda Cup trophy
REG Women cruised to a 108–42 victory over Tanzania’s Vijana Basketball Club. Courtesy
Basketball
Basketball: REG, APR advance into Women's Zone 5 semi-finals
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Team Rwanda steps up preparations for Dakar Youth Olympics
NBA Deputy Commissioner Mark Tatum.
Basketball
BAL to announce first franchises in 2027, transition timeline remains uncertain
Former NBA centre Mangok Mathiang
Basketball
Former Tigers star Mathiang joins Adelaide 36ers
The New Times
Basketball
REG, APR continue to dominate to reach Zone 5 quarter-finals
 Gabon secured the first qualifying spot for the 2027 FIBA AfroCan after beating the Republic of the Congo 86–58 in Douala, Cameroon. COURTESY
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Basketball: Race for 2027 FIBA AfroCan begins
Three new basketball courts are set to open in Rwanda this week under Giants of Africa’s Built Within initiative. Courtesy
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Giants of Africa to open three new basketball courts in Rwanda
F1 teams design and develop their own cars.
What makes Formula 1 different from other motorsport races
The championship features manufacturers such as Ferrari, Mercedes-Benz, Audi and Aston Martin, alongside American brands Ford and Cadillac and Japanese companies Honda and Toyota.
Top carmakers Rwandans can expect at African Grand Prix
A car is displayed during the FIA Awards Ceremony in Kigali on December 13, 2024. Courtesy
Five key things to know about Rwanda’s Formula One Grand Prix
President Paul Kagame has announced a 10-year agreement for Rwanda to host a Formula One Grand Prix. Photo by Olivier Mugwiza
Rwanda
Kagame announces 10-year Formula One Grand Prix deal
The International Basketball Federation (FIBA) has announced that Rwanda will host the next edition of the FIBA AfroCan in July 2027. Courtesy
Basketball
Rwanda to host 2027 FIBA AfroCan
According to FERWABA, the third edition of the Rwanda Cup features just three teams, APR, REG and RSSB Tigers. Photo by Elvis Ndateba Mico
Basketball
Why has Rwanda Cup participation dropped?

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