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It is estimated that at least three million spectators line up the roads to watch Tour du Rwanda every year.

Five sporting events that will shape 2020

Friday, January 31, 2020
Jean Eric Habimana, 19, celebrates his solo finish after crossing the line to win the inaugural Heroes Cup in Nyamirambo on Sunday. Photo:
Cycling

Heroes Cycling Cup: Habimana wins first senior race

Monday, January 27, 2020
Benediction Club have rebranded to Team Benediction Ignite for the 2020 season after securing the Rwf40 million sponsorship from Ignite Power this week.

Benediction secure Rwf40m sponsorship from Ignite Power

Saturday, January 18, 2020
France-based Rwandan rider Jean Claude Uwizeye leads a peloton during the last Farmers Race in Musanze District.
Cycling

FERWACY to organise first ever ‘Cycling Heroes Cup’

Tuesday, January 14, 2020
With a capacity to sit 10,000 people, Kigali Arena is the biggest indoor sports facility in the region and among the top 10 on the continent.

2010–2019: Ten events that defined the past decade in Rwandan sports

Saturday, January 04, 2020
Abdallah Murenzi gives his acceptance speech as Ferwacy president after his election on Sunday. / Courtesy

Abdallah Murenzi: New Ferwacy boss to ‘professionalise’ cycling

Monday, December 23, 2019
Abdallah Murenzi previously served as president of Rayon Sports football club.

Ferwacy elections: Murenzi to run unopposed for president

Thursday, December 19, 2019
Diane Ingabire was crowned as the winner of the 5th Rwanda Cycling Cup last Saturday. Sam Ngendahimana
Cycling

Women Cycling: Benediction to go continental next season

Wednesday, December 11, 2019
Renus Byiza Uhiriwe, 19, is the youngest Rwanda Cycling Cup winner since its 2015 inception.

Rwanda Cycling Cup: Munyaneza wins final race as Uwihirwe secures overall victory

Sunday, December 08, 2019
Joseph Areruya (L) and Didier Munyaneza are vying for the award with 13 other riders from eight countries across the continent. File.
Cycling

Rwandan duo on African Cyclist of the Year shortlist

Friday, November 29, 2019
Didier Munyaneza, 21, is the first Rwandan and only the second black African rider to win Tour du Su00e9nu00e9gal. / Net photo
Cycling

Rwandan Munyaneza crowned Tour du Sénégal champion

Monday, November 18, 2019
Didier Munyaneza, seen here during a past race in Rwanda Cycling Cup, has been at the top of the general classification in the Tour du Su00e9nu00e9gal since Stage 2 on Monday. / File

Tour du Sénégal: Munyaneza inches close to historic victory

Sunday, November 17, 2019