![Lions Karate-Do School members raised funds to buy a karate tatami [mats] and punching bags worth more than Rwf2.1 million. Courtesy](https://www.newtimes.co.rw/uploads/imported_images/files/main/articles/2019/01/21/img-20190121-wa0047.jpg "Lions Karate-Do School members raised funds to buy a karate tatami [mats] and punching bags worth more than Rwf2.1 million. Courtesy")
Lions Karate-Do School members raised funds to buy a karate tatami [mats] and punching bags worth more than Rwf2.1 million. Courtesy
John Ntigengwa (right), Permanent Secretary in the Ministry for Sports and Culture (Minispoc), and Dr. Sabin Nsanzimana, president of Lions Karate-Do School, talk to club members after a training session on Sunday. Courtesy
National team captain, Vanily Ngarambe, one of the few Lions Karate-Do School members on the national team is seen here tussling with a colleague during Sunday's training session. Courtesy
Ntigengwa addresses some members of Lions Karate-Do School on Sunday. Courtesy
