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The last Formula 1 Grand Prix organized on the African continent dates back to 1993 in South Africa.
The organization that owns Formula 1 and the Rwandan government have agreed to organize the first Rwandan Grand Prix after 2030, we learned on Thursday from sources close to the matter.
Two sources close to the Rwandan government reported a “timely” communication on the subject by the Rwandan executive which will thus host a first GP taking place on the African continent since that of South Africa in 1993.
A source close to the International Automobile Federation, which oversees the discipline but is not its owner, mentioned a press conference "next week" in Kigali, the capital of the small East African country, in the presence of authorities from Qatar which "supports" the project, she declared without further details.
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