F1, Africa and Rwanda
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Two U.S. senators called on the NBA to reevaluate a partnership with Rwanda and its dictator Paul Kagame, citing the American government's changing policy toward the small African nation.
Lewis Hamilton lauded Formula 1’s plan to race in Rwanda and joked it could prompt him to drive for several more years in order to achieve his dream of racing in Africa
For many young Rwandans, graduation represents the fulfilment of a promise: study hard, earn a degree and build a better future. Students spend years attending lectures, completing assignments, sitting examinations and paying university fees.
Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen have welcomed the prospect of Formula 1 returning to Africa amid growing speculation that Rwanda could host a grand prix in the 2030s.
No surgeon builds a theatre for its opening day. It is built for the patient on the table the morning after and decades later
Tyrants and demagogues love sports and the governing bodies that preside over them. Despite strictures, injunctions and warnings about dealing with
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Why former FDLR fighters are returning to Rwanda
From the forest to Mutobo, former fighters face the challenge of rebuilding their lives after leaving the armed group.
Rwanda’s financial center has attracted more than $600 million in assets as it positions itself as an alternative to Mauritius for investment into Africa, but a shortage of skilled professionals risks hampering its ambitions.
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Handball - Five Players to Watch This Season
Rwanda's handball season features several players worth watching, from established performers on the continental stage to emerging talents eager to make their mark and new signings expected to strengthen their teams.
