Rwandan golfer Celestine Nsanzuwera is leading the 2025 Rwanda Open as the tournament heads into its final day. Ahead of the final round on Saturday, February 15, Nsanzuwera sits at 136 points, with his closest competitors being Zimbabwe's Promise Sembreiro at 139 points and Uganda's Ronald Rugumayo at 140 points. Nsanzuwera is steadily establishing himself as one of East Africa's top golfers. He previously finished third in the Johnnie Walker Uganda Open in September 2024. The 2025 Rwanda Open offers a prize pool of $50,000 for the professionals and five million Rwandan Francs for the amateurs. Top 10 ranking after day 2 of the 2025 Rwanda Open (36 holes): Celestin Nsanzuwera (Rwanda) – 66, 70 (136) Promise Sembreiro (Zimbabwe) – 67, 72 (139) Ronald Rugumayo (Uganda) – 72, 68 (140) Visitor Mapwanya (Zimbabwe) – 70, 71 (141) Dismas Indiza (Kenya) – 71, 71 (142) David Wakhu (Kenya) – 73, 70 (143) T7. Njoroge Kibugu (Kenya) – 73, 71 (144) T7. Tadeo Gaita Rodell (Uganda) – 73, 71 (144) T9. Clive Ngaru (Zimbabwe) – 72, 73 (145) T9. Francis Epe (Nigeria) – 75, 70 (145)
