In Rwanda for a three-day humanitarian mission, international Olympic committee (IOC) honorary President and special envoy of UN secretary-general ban Ki-moon for youth refugees and sport Jacques Rogge has pledged increased support for youth and sport projects in six refugee camps.Click here to read more:
The Ordinary General Assembly of the Rwanda National Olympic and Sports Committee will be held at Lemigo Hotel this Saturday March 28th, 2015 at 3.00 P.M.
On the program:
Depuis le 17 Janvier 2015 jusqu’au 15 Juin 2015 à Kigali se déroule un stage technique des entraîneurs de basketball initié par la Fédération Rwandaise de Basketball (FERWABA) et financé par la Solidarité Olympique à travers le Comité National Olympique et Sportif du Rwanda (CNOSR) à coût de 30.000 dollars américains.
Un chèque de la première tranche de 21.000 dollars américains a été remis au président de la FERWABA, Mr MUGWIZA Désiré, par le président du CNOSR, Mr BAYIGAMBA Robert.
Ce stage qui vise la formation des entraîneurs compétents pour la détection et la sélection des jeunes talents en basketball est dirigé par Blaise LOUAMBA BALEKETA, expert instructeur entraîneurs FIBA, a été ouvert officiellement par le président du Comité National Olympique et Sportif du Rwanda Monsieur Robert BAYIGAMBA. Il est destiné à 20 entraîneurs qui formeront 500 jeunes de 11 à 14 ans sélectionnés.
Parmi les thèmes qui seront abordés figurent les critères de détection et de catégorisation des jeunes talents, les fondamentaux du jeu de basketball, la structuration d’un projet des jeunes,etc.
Uwari Umunyamabanga Mukuru wa CNOSR, bwana HABINEZA Ahmed, kuwa kabiri taliki ya 25 ugushyingo 2014 yeguye kuri iyo mirimo. Nk’uko bikubiye mu nyandiko yagejeje ku bagize komite nyobozi ya CNOSR, yeguye ku mpamvu ze bwite; kandi nyuma yo gusuzuma iyo nyandiko bakiriye ubwegure bwe banamushimira imirimo yakoze n’ubwitange yagize.
Nk’uko amategeko abiteganya, mu gihe kiri imbere hazaterana inteko rusange idasanzwe ya CNOSR, izatora Umunyamabanga Mukuru mushya. Mu gihe cy’inzibacyuho, imirimo y’umunyamabanga Mukuru wa CNOSR irakorwa na bwana MANIRARORA Elie, visi multiple sclerosis wa kabiri wa CNOSR.
Bwana HABINEZA Ahmed kimwe n’abagize komite nyobozi ya CNOSR batowe n’inteko rusange yateranye taliki ya 20 mata 2013.
La neuvième édition de la Convention Internationale du Sport en Afrique (CISA) se tiendra à Kigali au Rwanda du 12 au 15 mars 2015, avec l’objectif de rassembler plus de 400 leaders et décideurs du Mouvement sportif africain et international; ainsi que des praticiens et athlètes. Cette 9ème édition traitera le sujet de la célébration des grandes figures du sport africain et abordera la question de l’avenir des Jeux Africains.
Seront également inclus dans le programme de 4 jours, le projet CISA Kids pour les enfants, le séminaire de formation des journalistes sportifs, les introductions au Panthéon du sport africain ainsi qu’un séminaire des ministres du sport.
La convention Internationale du Sport en Afrique, est une plateforme d’échanges sur le sport dans ce continent. Elle rassemble annuellement, depuis 2007, dans une ville africaine, les professionnels du sport au niveau africain et international. La CISA représente une nolvadex-tamoxifen.net pour différents acteurs de se rencontrer et de se mettre en réseau avec les décideurs sportifs africains pour profiter d’un marché émergent. L’Association des Comités Nationaux Olympiques d’Afrique est, quant à elle, l’un des partenaires de premier plan de cette rencontre continentale depuis la première.
La huitième édition de la CISA s’est tenue à l’île de Sal au Cap Vert, du 1er au 03 mai 2014.
Hagamijwe gutangira imyiteguro y’imikino nyafurika (All Africa Games / Jeux Africains ) izabera i Brazzaville muri Congo umwaka utaha wa 2015, hateranye inama ya mbere yayobowe na bwana BUGINGO Emmanuel ushinzwe imikino muri minisiteri ya siporo n’umuco, wari kumwe na bwana MANIRARORA Elie visi perezida muri komite olempike n’imikino mu Rwanda ushinzwe amashyirahamwe y’imikino. Nk’uko byasobanuwe na bwana BUGINGO, icy’ingenzi kwari uguhwitura amashyirahamwe y’imikino ngo ashyire umwete mu gutegura abakinnyi bateganya kuzajyana mu mikino nyafurika, kandi anagaragaze gahunda y’imyitozo n’ibindi muri rusange bijyana n’imyiteguro.
Hemeranyijwe ko ibyo amashyirahamwe y’imikino asabwa azabitanga bitarenze taliki 11.12.2014, ari nacyo gihe hazaterana indi nama.
Iyo nama ya mbere yarimo abahagarariye imikino 10 u Rwanda ruteganya kuzohereza muri iyo mikino nyafurika, ariyo: handball, tennis, umupira w’amaguru, gusiganwa ku magare, fencing, imikino ngororamubiri yo kwiruka ku maguru, taekwondo, volleyball, beach volleyball n’imikino y’abafite ubumuga.
Imikino nyafurika iba buri myaka 4, ku nshuro yayo ya 11 iteganyijwe kuzabera i Brazzaville muri Congo kuva taliki 04 kugeza kuya 19.09.2015. Mu mikino nyafurika iheruka yabereye i Maputo muri Mozambique mu mwaka wa 2011, u Rwanda rwahagarariwe n’amakipe 11 y’imikino 10: basketball ikipe y’abagore n’iy’abagabo, iteramakofe, isiganwa ku magare, karate, umukino wo kwoga, taekwondo, tennis, volleyball, beach volleyball, imikino ngororamubiri yo kwiruka ku maguru n’imikino y’abafite ubumuga. U Rwanda rwatahanye imidari ibiri yatwawe na MUVUNYI Hermas, uwa zahabu mu kwiruka metero 400 n’uwa feza mu kwiruka metero 800 mu mikino y’abafite ubumuga.
The Rwanda National Olympic and Sports Committee launched the 2014 Olympic Week celebrations at the OlympAfrica center in Nyanza on Monday afternoon.
The RNOSC was represented by treasurer Theo Uwayo who said, “Olympism is a philosopy of life, exalting and combining in a balanced way the qualities of the body, will and mind. Blending sport with culture and education, Olympism seeks to create a way of life based on the joy of effort, the educational value of good example and respect of universal, fundamental ethical principles. ”
Uwayo also explained that the practice of sport is a human right. Every individual must have the possibility of practicing sport without my-drugs-blog.com of any kind in the Olympic spirit which requires mutual understanding with a spirit of friendship, solidarity and fairplay.
Three sport disciplines including archery, fencing and taekwondo were exhibited to the hundreds of school children and residents of Nyanza who were in attendance.
Three representatives from each of the three national federations of archery, fencing and taekwondo were involved in the exhibition of the sports disciplines.
Two of the representatives displayed the technics and skills of the sport while the other representative explained the scoring system and how to win a match.
After the exhibition, the schoolchildren and residents of Nyanza were given a chance to ask questions that were answered by the federation representatives.
Everyone got a chance of trying out the sport that they liked and national federations established interested persons that will join the Olympic movement on that note.
The Rwanda girls’ national team has won bronze in the volleyball event at the ongoing second edition of the African Youth Games in Gaborone, Botswana.
The U-19 girls amassed four wins against hosts Botswana (3-0), South Africa (3-0), Mauritius (3-0) and Nigeria (3-0) and were unfortunate to lose 3-0 to eventual gold medalists Egypt 3-0 and fellow East Africans, Kenya 3-2 in their opening game of the competition.
Head coach Paul Bitok expressed gratitude to the players and said, “I am very impressed with the way the girls played and for sure the future is bright for them.”
Seraphine Mukantambara was named the Most Valuable Player of the tournament while Olive Mutamba was awarded as the best server of the competition.
Chef de mission of Team Rwanda Elie Manirarora said that this was a proud moment for the country. “They have played well and deserve to be awarded.”
This was Rwanda’s second medal after boxer Jean Pierre Cyiza bagged bronze in the boys’ lightweight category three days ago.
Rwanda was represented by 40 athletes in 12 sports disciplines including athletics, basketball, boxing, cycling, fencing, golf, karate, lawn tennis, taekwondo, table tennis and volleyball.
Jean Pierre Cyiza clinched a bronze medal in the boys’ lightweight category (60kg) at the ongoing African Youth Games in Gaborone, Botswana.
The 17 year old Cyiza who lost to South Africa’s Fuzile Anzinga in the semi-finals on Tuesday night at Botho University to become the first Rwandan athlete to win a medal at the quadrennial youth continental games.
“I am so honoured to have won a bronze medal and I am glad I represented Rwanda well,” said the excited Cyiza.
Rwanda’s head coach Gashugi Kananura admitted that, “This is a good result for us as a country and we plan to build on this in the future. There is surely a lot we can do to build on this.”
Rwanda has been represented by 12 sports disciplines including athletics, basketball, cycling, fencing, golf, karate, lawn tennis, swimming, taekwondo, table tennis and volleyball.
This event is a qualification event for athletics, basketball 3-on-3 and swimming.
This is Rwanda’s first time to compete at these games and the first edition of the games were held in Rabat, Morocco.
A total of 22 participants are currently attending a three-day conference about AIDS prevention organized by the Rwanda National Olympic and Sports Committee (RNOSC) in partnership with Churches United Against HIV & AIDS in Eastern and Southern Africa (CUAHA) at Centre d’accuiel St Francois D’Assise in Kigali.
Under the theme ‘Together for AIDS prevention’, the conference is aimed at training sports leaders like administrators, coaches and captains and equipping them with knowledge about the preventive measures of HIV/AIDS.
“It is very important that we teach sportsmen and women about the prevention of HIV/AIDS. Athletes are usually stars in the community who have a lot of money at their exposure and because of this, it gets to their heads and makes them vulnerable. They can easily get involved in the misuse of alcohol, drugs and sex which is bad for them because this can lead to bacterial infections of the deadly virus,” explained Phophina Gashugi, the RNOSC first vice president.
Participants from boxing, fencing, kung-fu, paralympics, rugby, swimming and table tennis make up the list of federations represented at the second session of the CUAHA event.
One of the participants Yves Ndizeye, the technical director of the Rwanda Table Tennis Federation said, “This is very important because it relates sports and HIV/AIDS in particular, how it affects sportsmen. The program also teaches us about God’s word and the use of condoms as the main tools to use to fight against HIV/AIDS.”
The first training was held from April 15-17 with 10 sports federations and associations represented including archery, athletics, cricket, football, handball, karate, physical educators, taekwondo, triathlon and volleyball.