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Moïse Mugisha Wins Grand Prix Chantal Biya 2020

By Henry Williams
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Moïse Mugisha made history on Sunday, November 22 after becoming the first Rwandan to win the annual Grand Prix Chantal Biya, the biggest cycling race on the UCI-Africa Tour in Cameroon.

He held onto coveted Yellow Jersey since Stage 1 one on Wednesday, November 18.

Mugisha won this year’s edition after using 16hrs, 20 minutes and 47 seconds in the five-day race.

The 22-year-old who became the first Rwandan to win Grand Prix Chantal Biya, also got a cash prize of Rwf11 million.

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