Damas Sikubwabo is a journalist based in Kigali, Rwanda, and writes for The New Times. With a focus on local news and sports, Damas covers a range of topics including basketball, volleyball, and other sporting events in Rwanda. His articles provide insights into the achievements, challenges, and developments in the Rwandan sports scene.
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Damas focuses on local sports news, particularly basketball-related events in Rwanda and the broader African region. If you have insights or announcements related to local basketball tournaments, signings of players by Rwandan teams, or interviews with prominent figures in the local basketball scene, Damas is likely to be interested.
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Online sports betting company, BetPawa, says it has renewed its contract with local basketball governing body (FERWABA) in a deal that makes the
FIBA Africa on Sunday, September 1, confirmed a new schedule for U18 AfroBasket 2024 tournaments.
Monday, September 2 Group A Tunisia Vs Cameroun 1pm Rwanda Vs South Africa 3:30 pm Group C Egypt Vs Nigeria 6pm
Monday, September 2. Group A Rwanda 102-37 South Africa
Canada-based Rwandan point guard Dylan Kayijuka was named captain of U18 men's national basketball team which is in South Africa for the U18 men's Afrobasket which tips off at University of Pretoria on Tuesday, August 3.
Tuesday, September 3 Group C Rwanda 81-64 South Africa
Wednesday, September 4 Game 3 APR 66-61 REG (APR win the series 3-0) Patriots 89-66 Kepler (Patriots win the series 3-0)
Friday, September 6 Group C Rwanda Vs Morocco 5:30 pm
Wednesday, September 18 Game 4: Patriots 61-49 APR (series tied 2-2) Game 5: Friday, September 20
The recently concluded FIBA U18 AfroBasket tournament had its share of highlights, from the triumphant teams lifting their trophies to young, aspiring
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