Olympic Values in Action: Eliud Kipchoge Mentors Dakar 2026 Refugee Olympic Team Athletes.

Ahead of the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games, six athletes representing the Refugee Olympic Team gathered near Eldoret, Kenya, for a special mentorship session with two-time Olympic marathon champion Eliud Kipchoge.
Dakar 2026 Flame Tour Brings Olympic Spirit to Gayaza.

Dakar 2026 Flame Tour made its stop at Green Valley Primary School, Magigye, bringing together children and the local community through sport, play and cultural activities.
Strengthening Digital Communications Across African NOCs.

For NOC Uganda, participation in the seminar provides valuable insights and practical ideas that can be applied to strengthen our digital communications, enhance athlete-centred storytelling, engage new audiences and make better use of technology and data.
NOC Uganda at the 2nd ANOC Digital Communications Seminar | Varese in Italy.

For NOC Uganda, these insights are valuable as we continue strengthening our digital communications and storytelling around Ugandan athletes and the Olympic Movement.
From Refugee Communities to the Olympic Stage: Africa’s Next Generation Is Making History.

What happens when sport becomes more than competition? When a running track becomes a pathway to opportunity, connection, confidence, and hope?
Team Uganda returns home with 23 medals from Anoca Zone V Youth Games.

Team Uganda has returned home from the second edition of the ANOCA Zone V Youth Games in Kenya with an impressive 23-medal haul, finishing second overall behind hosts Kenya.
Team Uganda Flagged Off for ANOCA Zone V Youth Games in Kenya.

Team Uganda has been officially flagged off ahead of the second edition of the ANOCA Zone V Youth Games, scheduled for August 24–28, 2026, at Kenyatta University in Nairobi, Kenya.
Seven Sports, One Mission: Team Uganda Ready for ANOCA Zone V Youth Games.

Uganda is set to send a diverse and promising contingent to the 2026 ANOCA Zone V Youth Games, scheduled for 24–28 August 2026 at Kenyatta University in Nairobi, Kenya
Uganda’s young stars ready to light up Nairobi at the ANOCA Zone V Youth Games.

Uganda will arrive in Nairobi with young athletes competing across seven disciplines: 3×3 Basketball, Judo, Athletics, Swimming, Cycling, Tennis and Beach Volleyball.
Dr. Donald Rukare, the Commonwealth Sport President’s Speech at the Closing Ceremony.

Dr. Donald Rukare : “It has been one of courage, bravery, friendship and outstanding innovation. A true bridge to a bright and united future of our Commonwealth.”