Rwanda Rugby Federation Supports clubs in light of COVID-19
KIGALI, Rwanda, May 7, 2020/Rwanda Rugby Federation (RRF) ( RwandaRugby.com ) Rwanda Rugby Federation donate Food today to support most vulnerable players…

KIGALI, Rwanda, May 7, 2020/Rwanda Rugby Federation (RRF) (
) Rwanda Rugby Federation donate Food today to support most vulnerable players across all active clubs in the country due to covid -19 pandemic.
The Rwanda Rugby Federation supported this category of players with basic food stuff as way to help players to overcome theeffect of Covid -19 lockdown as many players lost their jobs and were unable to earn as they would normaly.
The support were given to players through their clubs such as (Kigali sharks RFC , Lions de Fer RFC, Resilience RFC,Muhanga Thunders RFC, Puma Kamonyi RFC, Burera Tigers RFC )and Clubs will distribute foods to its most vulnerable players.
‘’ I would like to thank all clubs members and Rwanda Rugby Family to have followed the measures and guidelines to stop the covid -19 as communicated by Rwanda Ministry of Health and urged clubs members and Rwanda Rugby Family to continue following the measures and guidelines to stop covid -19 as communicated by Rwanda Ministry of health by wearing mask, washing hands among others said Tharcisse the president of Rwanda Rugby Federation. “
The President of Rwanda Rugby Federation Tharcisse Kamanda encourage players to stay fit as they would be overwhelmed by many competition when sport activities will be resumed.

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