About RNOSC
The Rwanda National Olympic & Sports Committee — uniting athletes, federations, and communities through the power of sport since 1984.
Empowering athletes.
Uniting a nation.
We are dedicated to developing Olympic and sports excellence in Rwanda. Through strategic partnerships, grassroots programs, and world-class training facilities, we create pathways for athletes to reach their full potential on the global stage.
Our work extends beyond medals — we use sport as a catalyst for social change, youth empowerment, and national unity, embodying the Olympic values of excellence, friendship, and respect.
A sporting nation.
A winning future.
To position Rwanda as a competitive force in African and international sports, with a sustainable ecosystem that nurtures talent from playground to podium.
Valens Munyabagisha
Leading Rwanda's Olympic movement since 2018, driving athlete development and international partnerships.
Valens Munyabagisha
Leading Rwanda's Olympic movement since 2018, driving athlete development and international partnerships.
Alice Uwamahoro
Overseeing daily operations, governance, and strategic planning for all RNOSC programs and federations.
Jean-Paul Habineza
Former national athlete turned coach, now shaping Rwanda's technical sports development framework.
Claire Mukamana
Championing grassroots sports programs across Rwanda's schools and communities since 2015.
Emmanuel Ndayisaba
Managing RNOSC's public image, media relations, and digital presence across all platforms.
Diane Uwimana
Managing budgets, grants, and financial compliance for all RNOSC programs and partnerships.
Foundation
Rwanda National Olympic & Sports Committee established, joining the Olympic family.
First Olympic Games
Rwanda makes its debut at the Seoul Summer Olympics with a small athletics delegation.
Post-Genocide Rebirth
Sports becomes a powerful tool for unity and healing in the aftermath of the 1994 genocide.
Youth Programs Launch
National school sports championships established, creating pathways for young athletes.
London Breakthrough
Rwanda sends its largest-ever Olympic team to London, competing in 7 sports disciplines.
Rio Expansion
Introduction of cycling and rowing programs, diversifying Rwanda's Olympic portfolio.
Tokyo Resilience
Despite pandemic challenges, Rwanda competes with renewed determination in Tokyo.
Paris Vision
Strategic roadmap set for Paris 2024 with targeted medal prospects and athlete development.
Olympic Solidarity
International Olympic Committee-funded grants supporting athlete training, coaching education, and sports infrastructure across Rwanda.
National Olympic Academy
Education and training programs promoting Olympic values, sports administration, and athlete career development.
Anti-Doping
Comprehensive clean sport initiatives including education, testing protocols, and athlete awareness campaigns.
Elite Development
High-performance training camps, international exchange programs, and world-class coaching for Olympic hopefuls.
Annual Report 2024
Annual Report 2023
Annual Report 2022
Annual Report 2021
Join the Movement
Whether you are an athlete, coach, federation, or sponsor — there is a place for you in Rwanda's Olympic journey.