The second round began with Wakhu one stroke behind the overnight leader, Jastas Madoya Asena who opened with a level-par 71 while Nsanzuwera was three shots off the pace on 74. Wakhu’s second round 70 included three birdies and two bogeys. He birdied the par-five fifth and 17th holes and the par-three 18th. He made bogeys on the par-three 10th hole and par-four 16th, shooting identical 35s in his front and back nines. Nsanzuwera’s superb round included six birdies and three bogeys. In his outward nine, he birdied the par-three third hole and the fifth hole while bogeying par-four second hole. He then made back to back birdies on number 10 and 11, followed it up with a bogey and the 12th before recovering with another birdie on the 13th. Nsanzuwera also birdied number 17, having previously shot a bogey on number 15. Just one stroke behind the leaders is Njoroge Kibugu, who also signed for a three-under-par 68, moving him to one-over-par 143 in solo third place. The Sunshine Development Tour is the premier gateway for African professional golfers aspiring to compete at the highest level. It provides a clear path to the Sunshine Tour, offering competitive opportunities, world-class tournaments, and a platform for talent to flourish.