Eritrean cyclists are competing at the African Road Cycling Championships in Kisumu, Kenya
The championships opened on 21 October with the individual time trials and run until 25 October. Merhawi Kudus is the defending African elite champion.

Eritrea's Ministry of Information confirmed that Yafiet Mulugeta took under-23 gold and Merhawi Kudus elite men's silver in the individual time trial at the African Cycling Championship in Kisumu, with Hebron Berhane tenth. The ministry said it was Eritrea's first under-23 gold in the event since 2015. The championship ends on 25 October.
The championships opened on Wednesday with the individual time trials, in which Rwanda took three gold medals on the first day, The New Times reported. The programme runs to the weekend and ends with the men's elite and under-23 road race.
Eritrea's Merhawi Kudus finished second in the elite men's 30.6km individual time trial on the opening day in Kisumu, behind Mauritius's Alexandre Mayer, Daily Sport Kenya reported. The same outlet's results table placed Eritrea's Yafiet Mulugeta first in the men's under-23 time trial, ahead of two South African riders.
The African Road Cycling Championships opened in Kisumu, Kenya. The opening day is the individual time trials; no results had been published at the time of writing.
The African Road Cycling Championships opened in Kisumu, Kenya, on Wednesday 21 October and run until 25 October, with the individual time trials on the opening day. Eritrea's Ministry of Information said the elite squad is Merhawi Kudus, Natan Medhanie, Hebron Berhane and Nahom Zeray, with Awet Aman among the under-23 riders. Kudus won the elite road race in Kenya last year to take the African title. K24 Digital reported that more than 300 riders from over 30 countries are taking part. The elite and under-23 men's road race, over 175.2km, is on Saturday.
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