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Team Uganda Flagged Off for ANOCA Zone V Youth Games in Kenya. -
Seven Sports, One Mission: Team Uganda Ready for ANOCA Zone V Youth Games. -
Uganda’s young stars ready to light up Nairobi at the ANOCA Zone V Youth Games. -
Dr. Donald Rukare, the Commonwealth Sport President’s Speech at the Closing Ceremony. -
Charles Mwangushya takes lessons from Judo Defeat. -
Charles Kagimu's stock increases. -
All is welll that ends well. -
Athletics misses Gold medal for the first time in 20 years at the CWG. -
Talikaza takes world number one to the wire.
Day 3 started with the process of how to train beginners (Mini Volleyball) before delving into the training process. pic.twitter.com/8cdwTSRhYA
— NOC UGANDA | CGA UGANDA (@Official_UOC) December 11, 2025
Uganda on fire in Angola as Sebatindira, Nakawala storm semifinals
Uganda’s table tennis stars Joseph Sebatindira and Jemima Nakawala have lit up the 4th African Youth Games in Angola, delivering dominant performances that have reshaped the competition and thrust Team Uganda into the continental spotlight.
Sebatindira opened his campaign with a commanding 3–1 victory over a Mauritian player, shaking off a second-set setback before powering through the next two sets.
A day later, he returned to the table with fury, crushing an opponent from Benin 3–0 to top Group A.
With a bye into the knockout stage, he stayed ruthless—sweeping Burundian Dusabe 3–0 in the round of 16, then dismantling Chad’s Putola Tidiane 4–2 to book a semifinal place against a Tunisian opponent.
On the women’s side, Nakawala’s path ignited after walkovers from Chad and Tanzania players that didn’t show up in Angola.
She stepped onto the court for the quarterfinals and delivered a clean 4–0 demolition of Rwanda’s Diane Uwase, marching confidently into the semifinals.
Uganda now stands just two steps away from continental glory as both athletes prepare for the Semifinal showdowns on Friday.
Uganda sent five teams to the Africa Youth Games with participation to come in athletics, aquatics,break dance and basketball 3×3.
