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Rwanda pays Arsenal 10 million pounds a year for advertising. The deal was discussed by officials and the media, but tourism has really grown in the country — ucl, neymar, psg
Arsenal renew sleeve deal with Visit Rwanda
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19/20/21/22/23 Arsenal Soccer Jersey Sleeve Sponsor VISIT RWANDA Sports Patch | eBay
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Arsenal signs sponsorship deal extension with Visit Rwanda: Reports | SportsMint Media
Arsenal exhortations to 'Visit Rwanda' strike an extremely unpleasant tone for just £10m a year
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When the poor sponsor the rich: Rwanda and Arsenal FC
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Report: Arsenal and Visit Rwanda seal "UK£40m" sleeve sponsorship extension - SportsPro
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Rwanda signs tourism sponsorship deal with Arsenal - Vanguard News
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Rwanda's £30m Arsenal sponsorship divides opinion | Rwanda | The Guardian
Arsenal renews Visit Rwanda shirt sleeve deal
Great News Out of Africa on Twitter: "Rwanda has extended its sponsorship deal with @Arsenal FC as the government builds on its campaign to boost tourism through partnerships with European football clubs. #
