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Rwanda’s Amavubi arrive in South Africa ahead of crucial Zimbabwe clash

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Wycliffe Nyamasege

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The squad, accompanied by coaching and support staff, checked into Radisson RED Hotel on Monday morning, September 8, 2025. They are set to train at Orlando Stadium ahead of Tuesday’s match.

Rwanda leads Group C with eight points, while Zimbabwe sits fourth with four points. The two sides last met at Huye Stadium in Rwanda, where they played out a 0-0 draw.

The fixture comes after a 1-0 defeat to Nigeria’s Super Eagles, a result that complicates Rwanda’s path to the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Mexico, Canada, and the United States.

Amavubi captain Bizimana Djihad leads his teammates as they arrive in South Africa.
Noe Uwimana is among the players in the Amavubi squad.
Ishimwe Anicet is one of the substitute players in the Amavubi squad.
Defenders Ange Mutsinzi and Innocent Nshuti are included in Rwanda’s squad
Innocent Nshuti is the lead striker of the Amavubi.
Rwanda striker, Abeddy Biramahire, ready for Zimbabwe
Gilbert and Bonheur were all smiles upon arriving in Johannesburg.
APR FC’s Gilbert Mugisha supports Amavubi attack from the flanks.
Kevin Muhire is part of Rwanda’s squad.
Journalist Jean Jules Uwimana accompanied Rwanda’s national team.
Kwizera Jojea has joined his teammates in South Africa.
Defender Ange Mutsinzi plays a crucial role for Amavubi.

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