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Deaf Athletes: Losing License a Nightmare

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 …

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Buhari’s Sports Diplomacy for Economic Growth – Dikko

A Legacy of Leadership and National Development The late Muhammadu Buhari, who served as Nigeria’s president from 2015 to 2023, left an indelible mark on the nation’s political and social landscape. His leadership extended beyond governance, influencing various sectors, including sports, diplomacy, and national unity. The National Sports Commission (NSC) Chairman, Shehu Dikko, highlighted how Buhari’s tenure saw sports become …

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Drama Unfolds as Sports Brand Blocks Online Customer

A Customer’s Struggle with a Major Sports Brand on Shopee An unusual and contentious situation emerged when a customer found themselves blocked by a major sports brand store on Shopee, all over an out-of-stock item. The incident took place on July 7, during the popular 7.7 promotion, when the customer placed an order and successfully completed the payment. However, the …

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Chelsea’s Club World Cup Triumph: Lessons for Entrepreneurs to Win in Business

Lessons from Chelsea’s Triumph: Business Insights from a Football Victory A few days ago, a football team made headlines by achieving something extraordinary in the Club World Cup. They defeated an opponent widely considered to be the best in the world. This wasn’t just a win on the pitch—it was a tale of underdogs rising, of thorough preparation, and of …

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High School Sports Showdown Sparks National Excitement

The 2025 National High School Football and Kickball Championship: A Celebration of Talent and Community The 2025 National High School Football and Kickball Championship is reaching a peak this week as students from nine counties across the region come together to compete for regional recognition, school pride, and national acclaim. This annual event, organized by National High School Sports, has …

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The Effects of Climate Change on Outdoor Sports

The Impact of Climate Change on Sports Sports are no longer what they used to be. Season schedules have become more fluid, air quality has deteriorated, and extreme weather conditions are causing more disruptions than ever before. Whether you’re an athlete or a fan, the effects of these changes are impossible to ignore. Heatwaves are leading to the cancellation of …

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Digital Tickets Power African Sports Arenas

The Evolution of Sports Attendance in Africa: Embracing Digital Ticketing The way African fans experience live sports is undergoing a significant transformation. With the rise of digital ticketing, many stadiums across the continent are moving away from traditional paper tickets and adopting mobile scanning systems. This shift not only enhances the fan experience but also provides organizers with better tools …

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Sports Events as Catalysts for Local Economic Development

The Business Impact of Hosting Major Sporting Events Major sporting events bring more than just matches. They create a short-term economic shift in the areas where they take place. Local vendors, transport providers, and hospitality services often see a sharp rise in daily sales. This is not just limited to the event itself but extends to surrounding businesses that benefit …

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Rising Cross-Border Sports Tournaments and Regional Solidarity

The Rise of Collaborative Sports in Africa Sport across African nations is becoming increasingly collaborative. Regional tournaments and cross-border club matches are gaining momentum each year, drawing in fans and highlighting lesser-known leagues. As participation grows, organizers and sponsors recognize the significant value in connecting neighboring countries through sports. This trend benefits both players and audiences. Local teams get the …

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Bucharest Launches New Flamaropol Ice Rink and Sports Complex in District 2

Bucharest’s New Flamaropol Ice Rink to Boost Sports Infrastructure Bucharest City Hall, in collaboration with District 2 City Hall, is preparing to start construction on the new Flamaropol Ice Rink. This significant project aims to enhance the sports infrastructure of Romania’s capital city. The decision was made during a meeting held on Tuesday, July 15, between Bucharest’s acting mayor, Stelian …

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