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East Africa: Rwanda's Stability Beneficial to Uganda's Tourism - Wekesa
Rwanda's tourism model has proven effective in attracting high-value tourists. With accommodation rates reaching as high as $5,000 per night, Rwanda's tourism sector enables operators to earn ...
Arsenal accused over ‘blood-stained’ Visit Rwanda deal as war escalates in DR Congo
DRC foreign minister asks club’s owners to end agreement with sponsor she accuses of committing ‘rape, murder and theft’ ...
Explained: Why DR Congo is asking Arsenal, Bayern Munich and PSG to end 'Visit Rwanda' sponsorship deals
The Democratic Republic of Congo has asked European football heavyweights Arsenal, Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain to ...
DR Congo asks clubs to end Visit Rwanda sponsorship
Reuters, the news and media division of Thomson Reuters, is the world’s largest multimedia news provider, reaching billions ...
Rwanda and South Africa race to bring F1 back to Africa
Rwanda and South Africa hope to host an African grand prix for the first time since 1993, but several expensive obstacles ...
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Congo asks Arsenal, Bayern, PSG to end Rwanda sponsorship deals
Rwanda allegedly funded European clubs and a potential full-scale war by trafficking Congo’s essential minerals.
Arsenal, PSG and Bayern urged to end Visit Rwanda deals
The Democratic Republic of Congo has called on Arsenal, Bayern Munich and Paris St-Germain to end their blood stained ...
No plans to move world cycling event away from Rwanda
Cycling's world governing body says it has no plans to move the 2025 Road World Championships away from Rwanda despite ...
Cycling News on MSN4d
'We have lots of questions' - Belgium delays Rwanda World Championships visit but UCI insist cycling is an 'ambassador for peace'
The Belgian Cycling Federation has delayed its reconnaissance trip to Rwanda for this year's Road World Championships, amidst ...
Daily Monitor on MSN2d
Congo asks clubs to end ‘Visit Rwanda’ sponsorship
The Democratic Republic of Congo’s Foreign minister Therese Kayikwamba Wagner has urged football clubs Arsenal, Bayern Munich and Paris St Germain to end their "blood-stained" sponsorship agreements ...