Mumena Stadium

In the Biryogo neighbourhood of the Nyarugenge District, the ground sits with its back to the Collège Saint-André. The stadium has hosted matches in the Peace Cup tournament, such as the 2019 fixture between Gasogi United and AS Kigali.

The venue serves as the home ground for S.C. Kiyovu Sports, which is its primary tenant, and is also used by other local clubs including Vision FC, Gicumbi FC, Police FC, and Espérance FC for domestic league matches in the Rwanda National Football League (Azam Premier League). Its capacity is reported variably: Europlan lists it at 1,500, while other sources cite 5,000. A notable incident occurred in May 2021 when a league match between Etincelles and Sunrise FC was postponed due to the eruption of the Nyiragongo volcano.

The stadium has been used for training by international teams, notably the Tunisia national team during the CHAN 2016 and the Egyptian club Al Nasr. Additionally, the stadium hosts rugby activities for Rwanda Rugby. The venue was formerly known as Stade de l'Amitié (Stadium of Friendship) or Stade Saint-André before being renamed Stade Mumena. The specific opening year, builder, and attendance record have not been found in available sources.