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The Struggle for Recognition: Deaf Sports in Uganda Faces a Crisis Deaf sports in Uganda are at a critical crossroads. The Uganda Deaf Federation (UDSF), which represents athletes with hearing impairments, is facing the possibility of losing its official recognition from the National Council of Sports (NCS). This could have far-reaching consequences for deaf athletes and the future of their …

A Groundbreaking Initiative in Tanzania: Bridging Athletic Excellence and Community Development In a remarkable initiative that combined elite athletic expertise with grassroots community development, internationally recognized swim coach Atiba Wade led an empowering session with the Monti International School community. This event brought together parents, educators, and young swimmers in a dynamic forum focused on goal-setting, cultivating a growth mindset, …

The Power of a Champion’s Mindset Champions are defined not just by their victories, but by the way they approach every challenge. For Bambanani Mbane, a key player for the South African national team, the match against Ghana in the TotalEnergies Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) 2024 Group C opener was more than just another game—it was an opportunity …

Kenya’s Top Athletes Highlight Training Facility Challenges Faith Kipyegon and Beatrice Chebet have voiced concerns about the lack of quality and sufficient training facilities available to Kenyan athletes. Their remarks came after they returned to Kenya following their record-breaking performances at the Prefontaine Classic in Eugene, where they made history on the global stage. Kenyans have long relied on the …

Kenyan Champions Call for Better Training Facilities Ahead of Major Competitions Kenyan athletes Faith Kipyegon and Beatrice Chebet, both world record-holders, have raised concerns about the lack of adequate training facilities in the country. Their call comes after their remarkable performances at the Prefontaine Classic in Eugene, where they set new benchmarks in their respective events. Kipyegon made history by …

Kenya’s Top Athletes Highlight Need for Better Training Facilities Faith Kipyegon and Beatrice Chebet have voiced their concerns about the lack of quality and sufficient training facilities available to Kenyan athletes. Their comments came after they returned to Kenya following their record-breaking performances at the Prefontaine Classic in Eugene, where they achieved remarkable feats that captured global attention. The two …