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Olympic Day Tooke Run 2026 Celebrates Sport and Nutrition in Bushenyi25 Jun 2026 -
UOC Partners With NFT Consult to Launch National Sports Employment Initiative, Targeting 5,000 Youth Jobs by 2030.19 Jun 2026 -
UOC President Rukare, Miss Uganda Muhoza Urge Youth to Live Olympic Values at 11th Contests in Namugongo.15 Jun 2026 -
Dakar 2026: Refugee Olympic Team enters historic new era in Africa.29 May 2026 -
Busoga leaders rally behind Olympic Day Tooke Run23 May 2026 -
Dr. Rukare Outlines Uganda’s Road to Dakar 2026 and Glasgow 202613 May 2026 -
‘Move, Learn, Discover’: Olympic Day Tooke Run Links Sport, Nutrition in Fight Against Child Malnutrition, Dakar 2026 Bid08 May 2026 -
British High Commission in Uganda launches Commonwealth Games campaign.05 May 2026 -
Commonwealth games medals unveiled as Uganda intensifies preparations.30 Apr 2026 -
From Competitors to Mentors: Nakayi and Lunkuse to Inspire the Next Generation at Dakar 202621 Apr 2026
Uganda shines with table tennis and aquatics bronze at African Youth Games 2025
Uganda added more glory at the 4th African Youth Games in Angola after table tennis players Jemima Nakawala and Joseph Sebatindira secured bronze medals in the singles categories.
Sebatindira put up a spirited fight against Tunisia’s Youssef Aidli, the U-15 African champion, before losing 4-1 in the semifinals.
Nakawala also faced a tough opponent in Egypt’s Yara Elbadawy, losing 4-1 in the semifinal.
Uganda’s medal tally now includes three bronze medals; two from table tennis and one from athletics star Keren Chelimo, who finished third in the women’s 3000m with a time of 9:41.89.
In swimming, Suubi Peyton Mary set a new national long-course record of 18:46.08 in the girls’ 1500m freestyle, finishing 5th overall.

