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Eugene Murangwa is the head of former Amavubi players Association. He played for Rayon Sports and Amavubi as a goalkeeper.

Amavubi needs special plan to qualify for AFCON, Murangwa says

Tuesday, March 15, 2022
Salma Mukansanga became the first woman to officiate at the AFCON tournament. Courtesy

Sports personalities who put Rwanda on the world map

Thursday, March 03, 2022
Ferwafa Secretary General Herny Muhire receives referee Salima Rhadia Mukansanga at the Kigali International Airport on Saturday.

Can Mukansanga's story inspire Rwandan referees?

Sunday, January 30, 2022
Riyad Mahrez holds the AFCON title after captaining Algeria to the competition's 2019 edition glory in Egypt.

CAF set dates for 2023 AFCON Tournament

Friday, January 14, 2022
Ashraf Karekezi (R) plays for FC Symphorinois in the Belgian lower division league. / Photo: Courtesy.

Ashraf Karekezi: The Rwandan kid carrying a big football name

Friday, January 07, 2022
The national football team that represented the country in the 2004 Africa nations cup. Rwanda has not qualified for the competition since then. / Photo: File.

No more shambles, Rwandan football must rise again in 2022

Wednesday, December 15, 2021
Amavubi legend Jimmy Gatete, who played for clubs like Rayon Sports, APR FC, Mukura Victory Sport and Ethiopian side St Georges wants to return back to football but not as coach.

Gatete says could return to football but ‘not as coach’

Sunday, December 05, 2021
Amavubi midfielder Savio Nshuti vies for the ball during the 2022 world cup qualifier against Kenya in Nairobi on November 15. / Photo: Courtesy.

Five lessons from Rwanda’s poor run in world cup qualifiers

Wednesday, November 17, 2021
Amavubi players sing the national anthem before the game against Mali at Kigali Stadium.

Lessons Rwanda can pick after failing to impress at Africa/World Cup Qualifiers

Sunday, November 14, 2021
Olivier Karekezi retired from competitive football in 2013 after representing Rwanda for a decade. / File

Olivier Karekezi and Jimmy Gatete: When will Rwanda produce heirs for its greatest forwards?

Friday, October 15, 2021
19-year-old creative midfielder Bobosi Byaruhanga is one of the new players that are currently playing for the Uganda Cranes team. / Courtesy.

A look at the new Uganda Cranes that Amavubi will face tomorrow

Tuesday, October 05, 2021
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Steve Rubanguka: Cyprus-based player rearing to be the ace of Amavubimidfield

Thursday, August 05, 2021