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Legacy Holders Crowned Champions at Swans Beach Rugby Against Cancer Festival 2026.
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UOC Joins National Mental Health Run, Calls for Greater Investment in Youth Well-being.
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Dr Donald Rukare Joins Global Sports Leaders to Discuss the Future of Major Sporting Events.
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Eliud Kipchoge to Inspire the Next Generation as Dakar 2026 Global Ambassador.
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Uganda’s Netball Teams Make Their Mark in Nairobi as She Cranes Reclaim African Crown.
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IOC Launches Trustworthy AI Framework to Guide Responsible Use of Artificial Intelligence Across the Olympic Movement.
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Olympic Values in Action: Eliud Kipchoge Mentors Dakar 2026 Refugee Olympic Team Athletes.
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Dakar 2026 Flame Tour Brings Olympic Spirit to Gayaza.
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Strengthening Digital Communications Across African NOCs.
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NOC Uganda at the 2nd ANOC Digital Communications Seminar | Varese in Italy.
Uganda, along with the rest of the world, will gather in Riyadh for the 6th edition of the Islamic Solidarity Games Running from 7–21 November, the Games will bring the sporting world together through the shared values of peace, unity, and hope.
1 Day to Go: Islamic Solidarity Games!
— NOC UGANDA | CGA UGANDA (@Official_UOC) November 6, 2025
Get ready to support Uganda's own Joseph Sebatindira as he competes in table tennis. With a remarkable journey and achievements in various international tournaments, he's set to make waves in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Join us in celebrating… pic.twitter.com/1JkFBJ9Lh5
Happening now: Over 20 sports teachers from different schools in Kayunga district are attending shuttle time workshop organised by Badminton Uganda.
— Badminton Uganda (@ugbadminton) November 7, 2025
Badminton Uganda is continuing with it's compaign of spreading the gospel of badminton to different parts of the country. pic.twitter.com/vNbkQf7KRh
Happening now: Over 20 sports teachers from different schools in Kayunga district are attending shuttle time workshop organised by Badminton Uganda.
— Badminton Uganda (@ugbadminton) November 7, 2025
Badminton Uganda is continuing with it's compaign of spreading the gospel of badminton to different parts of the country. pic.twitter.com/vNbkQf7KRh
A Game-Changer Day for Athlete Voice: The First ISSA Athletes’ Commission Election
UOC
The first-ever ISSA Athletes’ Commission Election, held on November 6, 2025, marks a historic step toward empowering athletes and amplifying their voices within the global sports movement. This milestone event signifies the ISSA’s strong commitment to athlete representation, inclusion, transparency, and empowerment in international sport.
Through this election, the ISSA has ensured that athletes themselves have a direct voice in shaping the future of sport for all. Member nations and eligible athletes from across the globe participated in the voting process, underscoring the spirit of unity and collaboration that defines the sports community.
The result of the election is the formation of an eight-member Athletes’ Commission for the term 2025–2029. The elected athletes will serve as vital representatives, working to promote athletes’ interests and contribute to the continued development of sport worldwide.
The eight-member Athletes’ Commission for the term 2025–2029.
Abdullah Shaaban (Karate, Kuwait)
Ali Davoudi (Weightlifting, Iran)
Adilbek Mussin (Swimming, Kazakhstan)
Bachir Sid Azara (Wrestling, Algeria)
Feryal Abdelaziz (Karate, Egypt)
Yassin Jaal Mboob
(3×3 Basketball, Gambia)
Nada Mohammed Wafa (Swimming, Qatar)
Hala Al Qadi
(Karate, Palestine)

