
Africa Rising Cycling is a non-profit which has been operating across the continent for 20 years. After the first World Champs on African soil in Sep 2025 and over 140 African men and women racing internationally, 2026 is going to be a big year. We will bring you all the big stories as they happen, talk to the big and rising star names, and share the stories that matter about African cycling! To g... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 33 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

We always are looking for stories to tell about Junior or U23 African riders as they represent the future of cycling on the continent. Our latest podcast features 21-year-old Neriah Meunier Sow, the new National Champion of Senegal!
Neriah currently... more
With just four days to go to the start of the 2026 Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift, we joined the official AG Insurance Soudal press conference, to hear from Mauritius' Kim Le Court Pienaar about her preparations for this year's race.
Despite her b... more
Saturday 18 July was "Qhubeka Day" at the Tour de France.
The stage and the whole day is dedicated to the South African charity which manufactures new African-designed bicycles and distributes them to schoolchildren in the poorest areas of the coun... more
On this week's episode, we spoke with Gerhard Breed, the President of Windhoek Pedal Power, and the Race Organiser of the 2026 Pupkewitz Megabuild Tour de Windhoek - powered by Pupkewitz Motors!
This race is Namibia's premier multi-stage cycling ev... more
On 29 March 2026, 17-year-old Jonathan Muhawenimana won the Rwandan Junior MTB XCO National Championships. This was a great win for a rising young Rwandan cycling star.
Jonathan is the son of Rafiki Uwimana, who, alongside Adrien Niyonshuti, was one... more
Per UCI rule 1.2.029: "National road championships shall be organised during the last full week of the month of June" and over the last few days, we have seen 12 African nations organise their National road championships, including Eritrea, Algeria, ... more
Over a decade ago in the DRC, Charles-Guy Makongo already had his hands full helping the country's most vulnerable people access justice and avoid violence in his day job working there as Country Director for the American Bar Association. However, in... more
As the first episode of our new season, this discussion could not be further from recent podcasts talking about African professional cycling, however, as we will discuss, they are still linked, all through the bicycle.
In this episode, we are talkin... more
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The show centers on African cycling development, governance, and competition, with a strong emphasis on grassroots programs, continental racing, and structural pathways to Europe. Recent conversations highlight national championships as catalysts for talent, development camps and grassroots clubs, rider pipelines to WorldTour level, and the role of women's and youth cycling in shaping a more inclusive, sustainable sport across multiple African nations. A recurring thread is practical, real-world storytelling from federation leaders, team directors, club founders, and rising riders about building opportunities, navigating funding and sponsorship, and coordinating with international bodies to grow the sport. The episodes tend to blend tactica... more
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Recent guests on Africa Rising Cycling Podcast include:
1. Kimberly Coates
2. Charles-Guy Makongo
3. Joshua Poppel
4. Dahman Abdesslam
5. Michel Mayer
6. Matthias Schnapka
7. Alex Mayer
8. Salami Avocetien
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