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Charles Mwesige Tibingana celebrates after scoring for the Junior Wasps during the Caf U-17 championship. He equalised for Rwanda yesterday. (File Photo)

Junior Wasps cruise past Koln

Justin Mico (C) is  mobbed by teammates during the 2011 Africa U-17 Championship. He scored the equaliser against Dransy FC. (File photo)

Rwanda to play England in opener

Richard Tardy (L) talks to his players after a training session. (File Photo)

Tardy leaves door open

The New Times

MRI tests prove Ferwafa’s honesty on age

Amavubi head coach Sellas Tetteh is frustrated with the turn up for Amavubiu2019s training sessions. (File Photo)

Tetteh furious over low numbers

Amavubi head coach Sellas Tetteh has summoned 29 players for CHAN. (File Photo)

Amavubi regroup for CHAN

Amavubi head coach Sellas Tetteh is set to name three junior wasps players in his provisional squad for CHAN. (File photo)

Junior Wasps trio gets Amavubi nod

AM THE MAN; Junior Wasp's second goal hero Charles Mwesigye (left) beats his chest and as he celebrates with teammates in the opening game against Burkina Faso at Amahoro stadium yesterday. (T. Kisambira)

Perfect start

Junior Waspsu2019 center-back Faustin Usengimana will be tested this afternoon. The Rayon Sport player will partner Emery Bayisenge at the heart of Rwandau2019s defence. (Photo T. Kisambira)

Junior Wasps eye dream start

Junior Wasps players during one of their training sessions early this week. The team open their Caf U-17 Nations Cup campaign tomorrow against  Burkina Faso. (Photo: T. Kisambira)

Junior Wasps suffer injury blow

Prime Minister Bernard Makuza with the runners-up trophy  of the 2008 Zone 5 basketball championship. He has backed Rwandau2019s bid to host the African Cup of Nations. (File photo)

Premier backs CAN bid

Junior Wasps skipper Emery Bayisenga remains calm ahead of Saturday's opener against Burkina Faso. (Photo. T. Kisambira)

Bayisenga shrugs off home pressure