Harambee-Rwanda

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Striker Meddie Kagere (with the ball) should play a pivotal role when Amavubi face Kenya in a tricky quarter final match set for this afternoon in Mombasa. Saturday Times/ T. Kisambira

Rwanda braces for tough clash against Kenya

Striker Michel Ndahinduka seen against two Ethiopia defenders in a past CHAN Qualifier scored the all important goal as Rwanda edged past Eritrea to reach the last eight of the GoTv Cecafa Challenge Cup yesterday in Machakos County in Kenya. The New Times/ Courtesy.   The New Times/ Courtesy.

Ndahinduka inspires Amavubi into Cecafa Quarter-finals

APR will bank on attacking midfielder Patrick Sibomana against Simba of Uganda this afternoon in Kenya. The New Times / File.

Busy day for Rwandan teams at military games

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Kenya-Rwanda friendly unlikely

L-R: Kenyan head coach Adel Amrouche, Coach Milutin Micho. The New Times /  T. Kisambira.

Kenya coach blasts Micho

The New Times

Micho misses out for Harambee Stars job

Meddie Kagere battles for the ball with Cranesu2019 Dennis Iguma in yesterdayu2019s match at Amahoro National Stadium.  The New Times / Plaisir Muzogeye.

Cranes hold Amavubi

Daniel R. Kasule

Time up for Micho

Sam Kebongo

When Kigali becomes New York: the fallacy of linear progression in development…

Jean Claude Ndoli, who is always dependable between the posts, was at fault for Tanzania's second goal, which eliminated Rwanda from the competition. The New Times/File.

End of the road for Amavubi

Jean Claude Iranzi, who replaced Mwemere Ngirinshuti at left full back, was Amavubiu2019s best player yesterday. Sunday Sport / File.Tumaine Ntamuhanga, who has been one of the best players of the tournament thus far, scored Amavubi's second goal. Sunday Sport / File.

Amavubi through to quarters

Dady Birori, seen here in file photo, came from the bench in the second half to score for Amavubi in their 2-1 loss to Zanzibar yesterday. The New Times / T. Kisambira.

Zanzibar stun Amavubi