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ANOCA Celebrates African Women in Sport
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Uganda’s Alfred Ojok receives his bronze medal at the Islamic Solidarity Games
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Gloria Muzito Seeks Another Gold In Riyadh
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Chase For Netball Uganda Super League Glory Enters Critical Bend
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Gloria Muzito (Oly) Swims To Islamic Solidarity Games 2025 Glory
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A moving day for team Uganda in Riyadh at the 6th Islamic Solidarity Games
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Minister Ogwang visits team Uganda camp in Games Village
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Onto the Next One: Cubs Seek First World Cup Victory
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Uganda Glows During ISG 2025 Opening Ceremony
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The First ISSA Athletes’ Commission Election.
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.
Monday Highlights: The Game Connect project is set to host trials tomorrow, bringing together 100 refugee youth from four different settlements: Adjumani, Rwamwanja, Kyangwali, and Kampala. These promising athletes will gather at the Mandela National Stadium, marking a pivotal… pic.twitter.com/D9xMNapEPQ
— NOC UGANDA | CGA UGANDA (@Official_UOC) November 3, 2025
Uganda Lady Cranes 7s Gear Up For Continental Shutdown.
The Uganda Lady Cranes 7s team is set to take the field at the Africa Women’s Sevens, scheduled to kick off next week on November 15-16 at the RFUEA Grounds in Nairobi, Kenya. The team, fresh from a silver medal finish at the Safari 7s in Nairobi, is looking to make a strong impression in the tournament.
Uganda is drawn in Pool C, alongside Zambia and Burkina Faso. The Lady Cranes have been summoned to camp, led by head coach Onen Charles and his team management, which includes Winnie Atyang (team manager), Kigongo Ssebalamu (assistant head coach), and Nelson Mayeku (team medic).
The 18-player summoned squad for the training camp includes:
- Lydia Namabiro
- Samiya Ayikoru
- Grace Nabaggala
- Racheal Mufuwa
- Peace Lekuru
- Juliet Nandawula
- Tina Akello
- Susan Adong
- Namboozo Mastula
- Lona Sandra Amoli
- Janat Nandudu
- Agnes Nakuya
- Mayimuna Nassozi
- Comfort Anganyika
- Fazira Namukwaya
- Unity Namulala
- Yvonne Najjuma
- Esther Tino
The Africa Women’s Sevens features 12 teams divided into four pools:
– Pool A: South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Mauritius
– Pool B: Kenya, Ghana, and Ivory Coast
– Pool C: Uganda, Zambia, and Burkina Faso
– Pool D: Madagascar, Tunisia, and Egypt
With their recent form and a strong squad, the Uganda Lady Cranes will be looking to make a mark in the tournament and potentially secure a spot in the World Rugby SVNS Div 3.
