This Saturday, October 25, 2025, the Commonwealth Games Association of Rwanda (CGA Rwanda), in collaboration with the British High Commission, the British Council, the Ministry of Sports, and FERWABA joined the community of Rubavu District to celebrate the King’s Baton Relay (KBR) for the fourth time in Rwanda. Read More
As the world of sport continues to evolve beyond competition and medals, the Rwanda National Olympic and Sports Committee (RNOSC), in collaboration with Athlete 365, is helping its athletes prepare for life after the finish line. From October 6–7, 2025, the Lemigo Hotel was filled with ambition as 32 Rwandan athletes gathered for the second edition of the Athlete365 Career+ Workshop, an initiative powered by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to support athletes’ education, career development, and personal growth. Read More
The FIVB Beach Volleyball Coaches Course, hosted in Kigali from 22 to 26 September 2025, has been hailed as a landmark in the development of the sport in Rwanda and the wider region. Organized by the Rwanda National Olympic and Sports Committee (RNOSC) in collaboration with the Rwanda Volleyball Federation (FRVB) and the International Volleyball Federation (FIVB), the course brought together 35 coaches, including participants from Rwanda, Tanzania, and Zimbabwe. Read More
The Regional Level 2 Coaching Course for Cycling Coaches concluded on September 19, 2025, at the Field of Dreams in Bugesera, marking another milestone in Rwanda’s growing reputation as a hub for cycling excellence. Read More
Rwanda continues to position itself as a hub for sports excellence with the successful hosting of the ITF Regional Coaching Advanced Players (CAP) Course); a two-week program aimed at enhancing the continent’s tennis coaching standards. Read More
Ahead of the SportsBiz Africa Forum 2025 set to take place in Kigali from September 9 to 10, the Rwanda National Olympic and Sports Committee (RNOSC), in collaboration with the Rwanda Judo Federation, hosted a special motivational session titled “Breaking Barriers through Judo: An Inspirational Session with Olympian Clarisse Agbegnenou.” The event brought together more than 40 young female judokas, including 10 athletes from Mahama Refugee Camp, who gathered to meet one of the most decorated judokas in Olympic history and to draw inspiration from her extraordinary journey as an athlete, a mother, and a global role model. Read More
At the inaugural African School Games, Team Rwanda achieved a remarkable feat—bringing home a gold medal in Women’s Basketball 3×3 and a bronze medal in the Women’s 3000m athletics event. This historic win marked a triumphant moment for the nation, earned against all odds.
Bugesera, Rwanda – June 22, 2025
Rwanda joined the rest of the world in celebrating Olympic Day 2025 with a special edition of the Youth Racing Cup at the Field of Dreams, hosted in partnership with Rwanda Cycling Federation and Gasore Serge Foundation. The event brought together 154 young cyclists, their parents, and notable figures in the sporting scene, highlighting the values of sport, and a sense of community.  Read More
Aimed at helping sport organizations in Rwanda use data to drive real, measurable change in communities, the Rwanda National Olympic & Sports Committee (RNOSC) hosted a 1-day workshop on measuring the impact of sport for development programmes in Rwanda. This workshop was powered by the Laureus Sport For Good foundation in partnership with the International Olympic Committee (IOC) through the Olympism 365 programme, and Agence Française de Développement (AFD) through its Sport for Education and Sustainable Livelihoods in Africa (SESLA) initiative. The workshop saw the attendance of 30 individuals from 14 organizations within which are National Sports Federations and 4 notable organizations driving impact in Rwanda; Friends of Health Initiative, MindLeaps, Plan International Rwanda, and Thousand Hills Rugby.
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has reinforced its commitment to tackling physical inactivity and promoting healthier, more active communities during a high-level side event of the 78th World Health Assembly, held in Geneva, Switzerland.