Pedals for Peace: Cyclist Miguel Masaïsaï Arrives in Brazzaville

Author: radiookapi.netPublished on: September 7, 2026Country: Congo

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Pedals for Peace: Cyclist Miguel Masaïsaï Arrives in Brazzaville

Congolese cyclist Miguel Masaïsaï arrived in Brazzaville on September 6, 2026, after departing from Kinshasa. This journey is part of his 'Pedals for Peace' project, which will take him to Rabat, Morocco. Upon arrival, he was welcomed by a delegation of cyclists and expressed his hope for peace in Eastern DRC, thanking the people of Kinshasa for their support.

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