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A Night of Tribute: Honoring National Icons Air Peace, a prominent airline in Nigeria, recently held a poignant Night of Tribute to honor its departed Sports Diplomacy Ambassadors. These individuals—Moses Effiong, Charles Bassey, Christian Chukwu, Obisia Nwakpa, and Peter Rufai—were celebrated for their contributions to Nigerian sports and national pride. The event took place at the main auditorium of the …

Recognition of Nigerian Sports Legends The President of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), Alhaji Ibrahim Musa Gusau (MON), has expressed admiration for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s consistent efforts to honor the nation’s sports heroes, both those who are still with us and those who have passed away. This sentiment was shared during the Night of Tributes event, which took place …

A Vision for National Transformation Through Sport President Paul Kagame’s speech during the unveiling of Zaria Court, a new landmark in Kigali’s Sports City in Remera, highlights a powerful message: investing in sports is not a luxury but a strategic move toward national transformation. In many regions, especially developing countries, sports are often viewed as a secondary concern compared to …

A Vision Beyond the Game President Paul Kagame’s speech during the unveiling of Zaria Court in Kigali highlights a powerful belief: that investing in sports is not a luxury, but a crucial component of national progress. In many developing nations, sports are often seen as a secondary concern compared to more “urgent” issues like healthcare and education. However, Rwanda is …

Collaboration to Develop National Esports Policy in Pakistan Pakistan is taking significant steps to establish a structured framework for the esports industry. A high-level meeting was recently held, bringing together representatives from the Commonwealth Secretariat and the British Esports Federation. The objective of this meeting was to advance the development of the country’s first National Esports Policy and support the …

The Silence of Abuse in Pakistan’s Sports In December 2013, five girls from a cricket club in Pakistan came forward with allegations of abuse against the club’s chairman. Instead of receiving support or justice, they were suspended for nine months each. There was no inquiry, no protection, and no system to address their concerns. This incident highlights a broader issue: …

New Proposal for Rewarding Kenyan Athletes Kenyan athletes who achieve success on the global stage may soon be eligible for substantial financial incentives and additional benefits, according to a new proposal introduced in Parliament. The initiative, proposed by Mwingi West MP Charles Ngusya, aims to create a structured system of rewards for top-performing athletes. The motion seeks to require the …

Recognition of Leadership and Vision in Punjab’s Sports Development Punjab Lawn Tennis Association (PLTA) Senior Executive Vice President Rashid Malik has expressed strong support for the Chief Minister of Punjab, Maryam Nawaz, for her progressive approach to enhancing sports across the province. His comments highlight the importance of grassroots initiatives in building a robust sporting culture. Malik, who holds the …

A Vision for Sports and Economic Growth in Rwanda President Paul Kagame recently shared insights into the inspiration behind Kigali’s sports city, a project that has become a symbol of innovation and development in Rwanda. This initiative includes notable facilities such as Amahoro Stadium, BK Arena, and Zaria Courts. The latest addition to this vision is the Zaria Court, a …

Introduction to the New Term Rules 2025 The Pakistan Sports Board (PSB) has taken a significant step in shaping the future of sports governance by implementing the new ‘Term Rules 2025’. These rules are part of an ongoing effort to align with the National Sports Policy 2005, aiming to bring clarity and structure to the leadership roles within national sports …