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.”
Charles Mwangushya takes lessons from Judo Defeat.
Charles Mwangushya has lost to Gambian Abdourhman Ceesay in the -100kgs category of judo at the 2026 commonwealth Games in Glasgow Scotland.
Charles Kagimu’s stock increases.
The final day of the 2026 Commonwealth Games witnessed Uganda in the track cycling competition of the 1000m time trial final in which Charles Kagimu represented the country.
All is welll that ends well.
Uganda has finished with three medals; a bronze by Peruth Chemutai in the 3000m Steeplechase, Silver by Para-Swimmer Husnah Kukundakwe in the SB8 100m Breaststroke and the basketball 3×3 women’s basketball team that got Silver.
Athletics misses Gold medal for the first time in 20 years at the CWG.
In a frantic race that saw a dozen athletes still together at the bell, Kiprop stayed in contention all the way. He clocked 13:25.70, just behind the medallists.
