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A Rising Star in African Athletics At just 19, Claire Uwitonze is making waves in the world of middle-distance running, quickly emerging as one of Africa’s most promising athletes. Hailing from Rwanda, she has become a beacon of hope for the nation's aspirations to secure an Olympic medal. Competing under the Sina Gérard Athletics Club, Uwitonze has already made her mark on the international stage with a stunning performance at the International Flutlicht Meeting in Germany. In September, Uwitonze clinched gold in the women’s 800m race, setting a new national record with a time of 2:00.32. This achievement is particularly impressive considering that a year prior, she had crossed the finish line in 2:04.00. Reducing her time by nearly four seconds within a single season is a rare feat, especially at the elite level. Her progress has placed her firmly on the path toward aiming for a medal at the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. A Vision for the Future Peter Ndacyayisenga, the T...

A Historic Moment for Moroccan Football Morocco is preparing for a pivotal football match on Friday as the Atlas Lions take on Niger in the seventh round of World Cup 2026 qualifiers. This game holds immense significance, as it presents the opportunity for Morocco to become the first African nation to secure a spot in the North American finals. The match will also serve as the official inauguration of the newly renovated Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium in Rabat. The stadium was unveiled on Thursday, following royal instructions from King Mohammed VI. Crown Prince Moulay Hassan attended the event, marking an important milestone in the country's sporting history. A State-of-the-Art Venue The Royal Moroccan Football Federation has described the venue as a "world-class complex," designed to meet FIFA 2030 standards. Morocco is set to co-host the 2030 World Cup alongside Spain and Portugal, and this stadium is a key part of the country’s preparations for the global event. ...