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- 1Rwanda beat Sudan 3-0 in U23 AFCON 2027 qualifierโFT: Rwanda 3 vs 0 Sudan AFCON2027- U23 Qualifiers at KIGALI PELE STADIUM | 30/09/2026 BIGEZWEHO TV
Rwanda's under-23 side defeated Sudan 3-0 in an AFCON 2027 U23 qualifying match played at Pele Stadium in Kigali on 30 September 2026. The home victory gives Rwanda a strong position in the qualifying campaign, and the result is drawing wide attention among football fans in both countries and across the region.
- 2Rwanda beats Sudan 3-0 in U23 AFCON qualifierโFULL Time match highlights ๐ท๐ผ RWANDA 3_0 ๐ธ๐ฉ SUDAN AFCON U23 QUALIFIERS ๐๐๐๐ Amavubiiiiii ๐๐๐๐
Rwanda's under-23 national team, the Amavubi, defeated Sudan 3-0 in an AFCON U23 qualifier match. Fans are celebrating the emphatic win, sharing match highlights and congratulatory messages for the young squad as they push for a place at the U23 Africa Cup of Nations.
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Reports say South African mining tycoon Neal Froneman is backing a $402 million project to convert a 600-hectare farmland site into a Formula 1 circuit, fuelling talk that Rwanda could join the F1 calendar. The plan, discussed around Kigali's push for a grand prix, would make the country one of the first in East Africa to host the sport, and motorsport fans are debating whether the project can secure a place on the schedule.
- 4Sudan Hold Rwanda 1-1 in Live World Cup Qualifier Coverageโ๐คLIVE: SUDAN 1-1 RWANDA|| AMAVUBI YANGANYIJE NA KENYA|| UMUSIMBURA WA BONHEUR|| UEFA NATIONS LEAGUE
Sudan and Rwanda are playing out a 1-1 draw in a match being followed live by fans, with commentary in Kinyarwanda also touching on Rwanda's Amavubi squad and coach Amavubi's situation alongside Kenya, as well as UEFA Nations League fixtures. Rwandan supporters are actively debating the team's performance and the Bonheur substitution talk during the game.
- 5Formula 1 Plans Rwanda Grand Prix for 2030 Return to AfricaโผF1 Set to Return to Africa With 2030 Rwanda Grand Prix
Formula 1 is reportedly set to return to Africa for the first time in decades, with a Grand Prix in Rwanda planned for 2030. The news would mark the sport's first African race since the 1993 South African Grand Prix, as F1 continues expanding into new markets under Liberty Media. Motorsport outlets are picking up the announcement, though official confirmation and details about the circuit and location remain limited.
- 6Gustavus Men's Tennis Duo Reach ITA Regional Finals, Qualify for ITA CupโผNo. 23 Menโs Tennisโ Knutson, Mhwandagara Finish ITA Regional Championships as Runners-Up; Punch Tickets to ITA Cup
Gustavus Adolphus College's 23rd-ranked men's tennis team saw its doubles pair of Knutson and Mhwandagara reach the final of the ITA Regional Championships, finishing as runners-up. Despite the loss in the final, the result earned them qualification for the ITA Cup, the national small-college championship event. It marks a strong fall showing for the program.
- 7Rwanda stands firm at the UN against DRC and its backersโURWANDA RUBAZE NTAKINYA DRC MURI LONI N'ABAYISHYIGIKIYE BOSE๐จUMVA IJAMBO RY'AMATEKA RUVUGIYE MUR ONI
Rwanda has issued a defiant response at the United Nations, rejecting criticism from the Democratic Republic of Congo and its allies. The address, delivered in New York, is being described by supporters as a historic statement, and it has drawn heavy attention among Rwandan audiences following the escalation of tensions between the two countries.
- 8Rwanda may pip South Africa in race for F1 returnโผSouth Africa has chased an F1 return for years but Rwanda may have stolen the dream
South Africa has spent years trying to bring Formula 1 back to the country, which last hosted a grand prix at Kyalami in 1993. But Rwanda has emerged as a rival contender, reportedly pushing its own bid to host a race, possibly around Kigali. That has raised fears in South Africa that its long-pursued return to the F1 calendar could be slipping away.
- 9Vlogger shares day out at Disney with celebrity friendโMilo works + I saw Wanda + Disney and I'm friends with a celebrity
Vlogger Caro Trippar is sharing a vlog covering her day: her partner Milo at work, an encounter with Wanda (likely Wanda Nara), a trip to Disney, and her friendship with a well-known celebrity. The clip has drawn more than 137,000 likes as viewers react to the celebrity encounter and the personal glimpses into her life.
- 10Rwanda closes in on historic Formula 1 grand prixโRwanda on course to host F1 race as historic grand prix deal for Africa looms
Rwanda is moving closer to hosting a Formula 1 grand prix, in what would be a landmark deal bringing the sport back to Africa for the first time in decades. Reports say the country is on course to secure a race, which would make it the first African host since South Africa last held a grand prix. Motorsport fans are weighing the significance of F1 expanding to the continent and the feasibility of Rwanda's plans.
- 11Trekking to see Rwanda's mountain gorillas up closeโComing face-to-face with a wild silverback in Rwanda's misty rainforests is an incredibly humbling experience. The steep
Travellers are recounting gorilla trekking in Rwanda's misty rainforests, describing the encounter with a wild silverback as deeply humbling. The experience involves a steep, muddy hike at high altitude that demands solid preparation and tough boots, but visitors say the single hour spent with a gorilla family makes the effort worthwhile. The accounts are prompting discussion about planning and fitness requirements for the trek.
- 12German state partners with Rwanda on skilled workers; BMW plans Algeria pushโผRhineland-Palatinate: Where the German state is partnering with Rwanda on skilled workers + BMW: What the automaker has planned in Algeria
Rhineland-Palatinate is developing a partnership with Rwanda focused on recruiting skilled workers, a sign of German states increasingly looking to Africa to address labour shortages. Separately, BMW is outlining plans for Algeria, pointing to growing commercial interest in the North African market. The items highlight expanding economic and labour-policy ties between Germany and African countries.
- 13Rwanda beat Sudan 3-0 in AFCON 2027 qualifier in KigaliโFT: Rwanda 3 vs 0 Sudan AFCON2027 Qualifiers at KIGALI PELE STADIUM | 30/09/2026 BIGEZWEHO TV
Rwanda defeated Sudan 3-0 in an AFCON 2027 qualifier played at Kigali Pele Stadium on 30 September 2026. The result is drawing heavy attention among East African and Sudanese football fans, with debate over what the scoreline means for both teams' qualifying campaigns and Sudan's continued use of Rwanda as a home venue.
- 14No. 23 Men's Tennis Duo Reaches ITA Regional FinalsโผNo. 23 Menโs Tennisโ Knutson, Mhwandagara Advance to ITA Regional Championship Title Matches
Two players from the No. 23-ranked men's tennis team, Knutson and Mhwandagara, have advanced to the title matches at the ITA Regional Championship. Both will compete for regional singles titles, a strong showing for the program early in the fall season. The results add momentum for the squad as it builds toward the spring dual-match schedule.
- 15Rwanda overtakes South Africa in race for F1 returnโSouth Africa has chased an F1 return for years but Rwanda just stole the dream
Formula 1 has been absent from Africa since 1993, and South Africa has long been viewed as the frontrunner to bring the sport back, with talk of a race at Kyalami. Now Rwanda has emerged as a serious contender, reportedly overtaking South Africa in discussions over a future African Grand Prix, leaving years of South African lobbying seemingly upstaged by its East African rival.
- 16Three WandaVision Episodes to Watch Before VisionQuestโPrepare for 'VisionQuest' With Three Key 'WandaVision' Episodes https://gizmodo.com/prepare-for-visionquest-with-three-k
Gizmodo highlights three key episodes of WandaVision for fans preparing for 'VisionQuest', the upcoming Marvel series centred on Paul Bettany's Vision. The guide points viewers back to the 2021 Disney+ show that established Vision and Wanda Maximoff's story, as anticipation builds for the new chapter in the Avengers character's storyline.
- 17A Single WhatsApp Message Opened University Doors in RwandaโHow a WhatsApp Message Helped Open the Doors to the University of Rwanda
A refugee student gained admission to the University of Rwanda after a WhatsApp message helped connect them with the opportunity, according to UNHCR's refugee stories platform. The story highlights how simple digital tools can change education outcomes for displaced young people, and how universities in Rwanda are opening places to refugee students.
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A student from Rwanda is continuing his education at Abilene Christian University in Texas, where he is pursuing studies in science while engaging in service to the campus and wider community. The story highlights his journey from East Africa to the United States and his commitment to using his education to give back.
- 19Former Tonawanda church reopens as community missionโผFormer Tonawanda church becomes community mission for those in need
A former church building in Tonawanda, New York, has been converted into a community mission serving people in need. The site now offers support to local residents, giving the disused religious building a new civic purpose. Details about the services provided and the organisations behind the project have not been widely reported.
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EU lawmakers say Rwanda has signalled willingness to accept migrants transferred from Europe, reopening a controversial outsourcing model after the UK's abandoned Rwanda scheme. The reported openness is drawing attention in European migration debates, where governments are searching for third-country partnerships to manage asylum arrivals. Critics have long questioned the legality and ethics of relocating asylum seekers to African countries.
- 21Rwanda and South Sudan take control in U-23 AFCON qualifiersโRwanda, South Sudan take control in TotalEnergies CAF U-23 AFCON qualifiers
Rwanda and South Sudan have taken control of their ties in the TotalEnergies CAF U-23 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers, putting themselves in strong positions to advance. Wins in their opening legs mean both sides only need to protect their advantage in the return fixtures to keep their qualification hopes alive.