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Acronyms...... iv The Chairman’s Word...... v The General Secretary’s Word...... vi Executive Summary...... vii 1.0 Introduction...... 1 Background...... 1 1.1 Vision...... 2 1.2 Mission...... 2 1.3 Guiding principles...... 2 1.4 The Council...... 3 1.5 Secretariat...... 3 2.0 Achievements...... 7 2.1 Finance and administration...... 7 2.2 Business and Investment...... 9 2.3 Information Management...... 11 2.4 Human Resource...... 11 2.5 Technical...... 13 3.0 Proposed Projects in 2017/2018...... 17 4.0 Challenges...... 19 5.0 National Sports Associations/ Federations Affiliation status...... 21 6.0 Performance of National Associations/Federations...... 23 7.0 NCS support to National Sports Associations/Federations...... 39 8.0 Pictorial 2016/2017...... 43 8.1 Sports, a diverse engaging platform ...... 43 8.2 NCS facilities and stadiums...... 46 8.3 NCS staff...... 48 Appendix 1...... 50 Appendix 2...... 66

iii Acronyms The Chairman’s Word

AUUS Association of Uganda University Sports Globally, Sports can no The Council and Management of National CoRSU Comprehensive Rehabilitation Services in Uganda longer be considered a Council of Sports recognizes the various luxury but is rather an stakeholders for their positive role and FY Financial Year important investment contribution to the development of Sports IAAF International Amateur Athletics Federation in the present and in Uganda; The President of the Republic future, particularly in of Uganda has at numerous occasions ICC International Cricket Council developing countries. directly supported sports teams to enable MOES Ministry of Education and Sports Sport has proven to them participate in different Sports MOFED Ministry of Finance and Economic Development be a cost-effective Events, the Ministry of Education, & and flexible tool in Sports, Uganda Olympic Committee and NAs National Sports Associations/Federations promoting peace other Government Ministries/Departments NCS National Council of Sports and development for the different roles they jointly play to objectives. Sports promote Sports in Uganda. NITA-U National Information Technology Authority-Uganda has an enormous Great recognition go to the athletes/ PAS Bill Physical Activity and Sports Bill contribution to sportspersons who have worked tirelessly education, human development, health PPDA Public Procurement and Disposal Assets Authority hard to achieve sports success and fly lifestyles and a peaceful world. Sports is high the Uganda flag both nationally and PPP Public Private Parnership also an important enabler of sustainable internationally. It is important to note that development through promotion of SC Steeplechase the Ugandan athletes have exceptionally tolerance, respect and the contributions SCSA Supreme Council for Sports in Africa marketed Uganda. it makes to the empowerment of women UGX Uganda Shillings and of young people, individuals and We appreciate the voluntary efforts of the Executive Committees of National UOC Uganda Olympic Commiittee communities. Associations/Federations for the It is on background that the Government exceptional leadership of National of Uganda through the National Council of Associations. Utmost appreciations Sports is working on providing a dynamic go to the Sponsors for their generous sports environment that will enable contribution through funding of sports Ugandans to participate in sports to the activities/ programmes. best of their abilities, and consequently excel at various levels. In order to attain In the coming year-2017/18, there are a this, in 2016/17, NCS’s the main focus number of programmes that are geared was geared at increasing the levels of at steadily increasing participation and participation in sports in the country, as excellence in Sports and NCS is excited a means of achieving success right from to be at the forefront of sports in Uganda. grassroot levels to local, regional, and John Bosco Onyik international levels.

iv v The General Executive Secretary’s Word Summary

It is without say that 2016/17 2017/18 will equally be was a good and memorable an exciting and historical The NCS Annual Report 2016/17 gives a comprehensive account of the major sporting year in Uganda and sports year, as Uganda performances/activities of the Council, both administratively through its departments/ outstanding was the policy continues to steadily Units and Technically through the THIRTY SEVEN affiliated/compliant National Sports transformation in regard position itself as the centre/ Federations/Associations. The Report also points to the challenges faced in achieving to management of Sports host of Sports events in Council’s Mission and Vision and what can be done to address these challenges. guided by the NCS Statutory Africa. In 2018, we look Instruments and the PAS forward to hosting yet The NCS Annual Report 2016/17 has been prepared in line with the NCS Strategic Plan Bill that is currently being another international event 2016/21 especially for the sets goals and undertakings to be carried out in the subsequent fasttrucked to further to in the World University year 2017/2018 for sports development. streamline the legal framework Netball Championships, The NCS Annual Report follows the Financial Year and hence runs from July 2016 to to effectively govern the sports sub-sector. this comes shortly after successfully July 2017. The NCS Strategic Plan 2016/21 is another hosting the 42nd IAAF World Cross policy document that was adopted to guide Country Championships, 2017 and the Council’s performance by focusing on 2017 Africa Netball Championships, this is critical sports programmes that should be in addition to many other sporting events implemented during the short/medium and that Uganda intends to host/participate in long term to leap frog the sports sub-sector the coming years. This is evident enough to the next level. of the tremendous grown that is being attained for sports in Uganda and we are In the Financial year 2016/17, NCS excited to be part of this historical events. extensively supported activities of NAs both through Government Subvention and I would like to a commend the good team I through our Internally Generated Revenue. closely work with at the National Council of We are proud to note that government’s Sports and our line Ministers in Education investments have yieled positive results; and Sports plus all the other stakeholders Notable are the Uganda Cranes’s end to who without their support, we would not the 38 years qualification dry spell at the have achieved this so much success. 2017 Africa Cup of Nations in Gabon after a The achievements, initiatives and 1-0 win against Comoros. Equally, Uganda innovations in this report portend to a witnessed its first Paralympic Medal at good and promising outlook for the year the Rio Paralympic Games, when David 2017/18. We therefore wish to take this Emong (4:00:62) won a Silver medal in the opportunity to invite all our stakeholders to T46 Category of the 1500m men’s in Rio, join us in this crusade of revamping sports Brazil and the She Cranes victoroius win of in the country. Figure 1: Staff and Management of National Council of Sports the Africa Netball Championships are just a few of the many successes attained this Nicholas Muramagi year.

vi vii 1.0 Introduction

Background National Council of Sports (NCS) is a statutory organ whose establishment, status and powers are enshrined under The NCS Act of 1964, to among other things; Develop, Promote and Control sports activities in Uganda on behalf of Government, under the Ministry of Education and Sports. The NCS which is linked to the Supreme Council for Sports in Africa (SCSA) and other relevant sports organizations serves as an apex organization that coordinates all sports activities in the country, in conjunction with National Sports Associations/ Federations. The NCS mandate among others include; 1. Develop and promote all forms of sport on national basis, in conjunction with voluntary amateur sports bodies, and also providing training and the required staff. 2. Encourage and facilitate cooperation among the various national sports associations. 3. Approve international and national sports competitions and festivals organized by national and other associations. 4. Organize, in conjunction with the nation associations, national and International competitions and festivals as a means of gaining experience Introduction and fostering friendly relations with other nations, and other activities as may be approved by the minister. 5. Stimulate interest in sports at all levels. 6. Plan the general policy of sports promotion. 7. Award, in consultation with the national associations, medals, diplomas, certificates and other incentives for the encouragement and promotion of sporting activities. 8. Sponsor scholarships for the training of coaches and organizers.

viii 1 9. Advise the Minister of Sports regarding external relations in the field of sports 1.4 The Council The Minister of Education and Sports (Sports) appointed members below to 10. Arrange with local authorities for the provision of sporting facilities at all The , which is the governing body of the National Council of Sports, to serve local levels and to inculcate a high level of sportsmanship and discipline. Council from 1st February 2016 to 02nd February 2018. The members are: 11. Approve expenditure of national associations in receipt of grants made or through the Council and to audit the accounts of such associations. 1. Mr. John Bosco Onyik - Member (Chairman) 2. Mrs. Agatha Namirembe - Member 1.1 Vision 3. Mr. Tom Amiti - Member 4. Mr. Patrick A. Okanya - Member The Vision of National Council of Sports is “To provide an enabling environment for the investment in and promotion of sports in Uganda” 5. Mr. William Beyenza - Member 6. Mr. Hassan Mudiiba - Member 1.2 Mission 7. Mr. Pat Herric Cheborion - Member The overall mission is “Maximizing opportunities for all Ugandans to 8. Mr. Kato Kawuma - Member participate and excel in Sports.” 9. Mr. Cecilia Anyakoit - Member 10. Mr. Andrew Sorowen - Member 1.3 Guiding principles 11. Haji Zubairi Galiwango - Member National Council of Sports is guided by four (4) principles: 1.5 Secretariat (a) Integrity: Doing the right thing according to the The day-to-day management of Council operations are coordinated by a Council’s expectations Secretariat based at Lugogo, under the supervision of the General Secretary. without compromise Below are the names and titles of the present administrative staff: (b) Trust: Being reliable, 1. Mr. Nicholas Muramagi - General Secretary dependable and respectful - of each other 2. Mr. David Katende Semakula Asst. General Secretary/ Technical 3. Dr. Patrick Ogwel - Asst General Secretary/ Administration (c) Commitment: Dedication 4. Mr. Bbale Muhamed - Senior Accountant to one’s duties and ability to take on challenges by 5. Mr. Tom Pule - Accountant putting heart and head to 6. Mr. Sam Eyul - Internal Auditor Council’s goals. 7. Mr. Tito Kayigwa - Senior Human Resource Officer (d) Team Work: Supporting each 8. Ms. Hope Bitature - Personal Secretary to Gen. Secretary other to drive the Council to 9. Mr. Ivan Mugowa - Senior Administrative Secretary/ Technical high performance 10. Ms. Shadiah Nakamanya - Senior Administrative Secretary/ Legal 11. Ms. Dovic Nassuna - Information Officer 12. Ms. Siddy Among - Assistant Procurement Officer 13. Ms. Josephine Namuddu - Marketing and Investment Officer 14. Ms. Margaret Aguti - Secretary 15. Mr. Ivan Niwamanya - Administrative Secretary/ Technical 16. Mr. Micheal Mukalazi - Accounts Assistant Figure 2 His Excellence the President 17. Mr. James Kasumba - Stadium Supervisor of Uganda, an enthusiastic Sportsman 18. Mr. Okello Tonny - Assistant Stadium Supervisor

2 3 19. Mr. Patrick Awai - Head of Security The Management Team 20. Ms. Rose Kushemererwa - Front Desk Officer 21. Mr. Charles Mugoya - Office Superintendent 22. Ms. Margaret Akello - Office Attendant 23. Mr. Andrew Ddumba - Corporate Sales Executive 24. Ms. Shanirah Nanyonjo - Corporate Sales Executive 25. Ms. Nuru Nakazzi - Corporate Sales Executive 26. Mr. Harold Kinumi - Corporate Sales Executive 27. Ms. Hannet Adero - Office Attendant General Secretary 28. Ms. Tinka Darlison - Office Attendant 29. Mr. Muhamud Babeiha - Driver

Asst.General Secretary- Asst.General Secretary- Internal Auditor Administration Technical

Senior Accountant Sen. Human Resource Sen. Administrative Officer Secretary- Legal

Sen. Administrative Information Officer Marketing & Business Officer Secretary- Technical

Accountant Asst. Procurement Officer 4 5 2.0 Achievements

2.1 Finance and administration

NCS Strategic Plan aimed at enhancing sports development, strengthening the NCS institutional 2016/21 capacity, enhance branding/image The new NCS Strategic Plan building and initiation of partnerships. 2016/21 has been adopted The NCS Strategic Plan is a roadmap for as a continuation of the NCS confronting challenges, keeping on track Strategic Plan 2011/15 that over time, and allowing NCS to respond elapsed in December 2015. The to change while remaining faithful to the New Strategic Plan 2016/21 is Mission and Vision in order to deliver its mandate. The Key strategic objectives in the NCS Strategic Plan 2016/21 are:

Strategic Objective 1: Reposition NCS through Institutional capacity building Strategic Objective 2: Enhancement and Promotion of sports development Strategic Objective 3: Branding and Image Building Achievements Strategic Objective 4: Initiate National and International Partnerships Budget for the F/Y 2016/17 The 2016/2017 Financial Year Budget was prepared under the theme: ‘Enhanced support for improved sports performance’. Government Subvention Grant: The overall approved budget for the FY 2016/17 amounted to UGX.3,428,882,000 and only UGX. 2,916,062,120 was released (75%) from the approved budget 2016/17. The shortfall was largely attributed to the limited cash flow with government as a result of limited imports and exports.

6 7 Non- Tax Revenue: The overall approved budget for FY 2016/17 amounted to UGX.1,121,012,000 and only UGX 829,877,681 (74%) was collected by 31st May 2017. This is largely attributed to the limited cash flow with the ecomony.

Table 1: Expenditure

Figure 3: Logo National Council of Sports

2.2 Business and Investment

Sports facilities Partnerships development Construction of the National NCS has initiated partnership with WADI High Altitude Training Centre at DEGLA Holding Company of Egypt to Teryet in Kapchorwa is ongoing develop sports facilities/infrastructure in and National Council of Sports is Uganda. The Company subsequently Expenditure part of the Steering Committee. invited the Ugandan delegation headed by Workshops The center once finished, shall the Honorable Minister of State for Sports benefit elite athletes especially in to Egypt for a due-diligence tour and to NCS organised a Workshop for compliant Sports Federations/Associations on Athletics, Football and Rugby. appreciate the various facilities that the 15th November 2016 at the MTN Arena. The workshop was aimed at briefing Company operates in Egypt. the Associations on the upcoming Monitoring and Evaluation exercise following NCS completed renovation works compliance to the NCS Statutory Instruments and also provide guidance on the on the VIP Section of the MTN NCS partnered with CoRSU Hospital to accessing NCS support by National Sports Associations. Arena in July 2016. The Area organise TWO screening courses on the was modified into modern offices basics of Sports Medicine conducted National Council of Sports equally held a Corporate Governance Workshop for to generate extra Internally by the Canadian Academy of Sport and Council Members and Management on 13th May 2016 at Ridar Hotel, Seeta. Generated Revenue for National Execrise Medicine (CASEM) at Lugogo. The Workshop was part of the induction exercise for the New Council Members Council of Sports. CoRSU equally donated Braces, Elbow and the Top Management members of NCS on governance principles in modern & Ankle Supports and Stabilizers to NCS management. towards rehabilation of athletes. Rebranding of national council of sports A part of the rebranding strategy, NCS embarked on a number of rebranding projects for instance a new logo (Shown below) was launched, plus other administrative developments were taken to improve the image of NCS.

8 9 Figure 5 The MTN Arena (Lugogo Indoor Hall) is the largest Indoor Sports Figure 4 CoRSU CEO hands over sports equipment to NCS officials at NCS Stadium in Uganda Headquarters 2.3 Information Management Management of Stadia National Council of Sports has continuously supported N/As with use of facilities NCS Website Media Breakfast to facilitate sports development. NCS properties/facilities are all located within The National Council of Sports National Council of Sports organized the the Lugogo Sports Complex. website is operational and can first Media Breakfast for Sports Journalists th These include: be accessed via www.ncs.ug. and Editors on the 07 June 2016, at the The Sports web portal provides Copper Chimney Restaurant. The Breakfast ʘʘ The MTN Arena resourceful information and was aimed at appraising the Media on the ʘʘ The Lugogo Cricket Oval efficient reporting to the general progress on the implementation of the NCS ʘʘ The Tennis Center public for sports development. Statutory Instrument, 2014. ʘʘ The Hostel Equally, social networking pages on Facebook page for National ʘʘ The Hockey Pitch Council of Sports and Twitter ʘʘ Volleyball Courts (NCSUganda1) are available. ʘʘ NCS Administration Block On the other hand, the UOC Offices (Former Guest House), the Copper Chimney Restaurant, Sideline Bar & Restaurant and the Gymnasium have been leased out. These properties help to generate income – to supplement on government 2.4 Human Resource subvention. Management The day-to-day running and staff is comprised of 22 employees. All management of the NCS programs these categories of staff are employed and activities is coordinated by on a contract basis. In order to ensure the Secretariat; which is headed effectiveness in the handling of the Human by the General Secretary - who is Resource function, the Human Resource the C.E.O of the organization. The Manual was put in place to guide on the established staff is comprised of human resource issues. 29 employees, while the support

10 11 Recruitments 2.5 Technical NCS recruited the following staff to Council Service in 2016/2017 to enhance the Human capacity: Sports statutory instruments 2014 1. Assistant General Secretary/ Administration - Dr. Patrick Ogwel The Honorable Minister of Education and Sports assented to the long awaited 2. Senior Administrative Secretary/ Legal - Ms. Shadia Nakamanya Sports Statutory Instrument, which was gazetted on 4th April 2014 and handed over to National Council of Sports for implementation and henceforth became 3. Assistant Procurement Officer - Ms. Siddy Among operational. The Minister of Education and Sports briefed all stakeholders on the 4. Administrative Secretry/ Technical - Mr. Ivan Niwamanya new instrument on 14th April 2014 at Namboole and thereafter, on 30th May 2014, 5. Head of Security - Mr. Patrick Awai NCS conducted a workshop for all National Sports Associations/Federations to guide them on the implementation process. 6. Front Desk Officer - Ms. Rose Kushemererwa 39 National Associations have currently fully complied to this Sports Policy and 7. Corporate Sales Executive - Mr. Andrew Ddumba accordingly have been issued with a Certificate of Recognition by NCS, while 8. Corporate Sales Executive - Ms. Shanirah Nanyonjo others are still pursuing their Certificates of Incorporation from the Ministry of Lands and Urban Development. 9. Corporate Sales Executive - Ms. Nuru Nakazzi 10. Corporate Sales Executive - Mr. Harold Kinumi Monitoring and evaluation of compliant N/As NCS rolled out the Monitoring and Evaluation Exercise for all compliant National MOES Sports Gala Sports Association, to enable NCS reach out to National Associations more The 2016 MOES Sports Gala held on Friday 26th August 2016, at Kyambogo directly, to verify their programmes /activities /challenges etc. The exercise is University Sports Grounds was attended by a number of participants from various the aftermath of the implementation of the NCS Statutory Instruments 2014’. organizations. The annual Sports Gala is aimed at enforcing networking amongst the education and Sports government stakeholders. NCS staff participated in 7 disciplines as highlighted in the table below; Policy & regulation of national associations National Council of Sports has implemented policy frameworks for the effective Table 2: NCS staff participated in 7 disciplines management/ administration of National Sports Associations thus enabling conflict resolution, policy guidance and created harmony in various national No. Sports Discipline Performance sports associations and federations.

1. Scrabble 1 Gold and 1 Silver District tours to west nile 2. Athletics 1 Gold, 1 Silver and 1 Bronze National Council of Sports Management and the Council conducted District Tours to the West Nile Region (Arua and Maracha). The Tours were part of 3. Netball Second Position the NCS grass roots development strategy through revamping of District Sports Councils and for NCS to be appraised on the various district sports activities. 4. Woodball And as such, NCS availed sports equipment (Footballs and Netballs) to the different stakeholders that were interacted with. 5. Football Members had a first time opportunity to visit Club Grounds at Greenway Stadium, home grounds for Onduparaka Football Club in addition to visiting two schools 6. Mweso (Mvara Secondary School and Ediofe Girls Secondary School) that have been key in breeding sports talent in the West Nile Region. 7. Draughts

12 13 Allocation of office space to National Sports Associations Management allocated office space to the following National Associations that had applied for the same: 1. Uganda Athletics Federation – (Secretariat of the IAAF World Cross Country Championships ‘2017) 2. Uganda Boxing Federation 3. Uganda Netball Federation- (Secretariat for the Africa Netball Championships 2017) 4. Federation of Uganda Motosport Associations 5. Federation of Uganda Basketball Associations 6. Uganda Cricket Association

Figure 6 NCS Council and staff members visit to Mvara S.S, Arua during the District Tours to West Nile

In addition, members also meet local government officials, Sports administrators/ Technical Officails as a way of getting direct interaction to forge a way forward on revival of sports in the region.

Presidential stipend The President of Uganda through State House initiated the Presidential monthly stipend to top excelling Ugandan athletes with the aim of rewarding/appreciation of athletes who win medals at International Meets and consequently facilitate their training for future events. Since its inception in 2012, 35 athletes are benefiting from the scheme until they retire from active competition. The monthly motivational aspect allows for Gold medals winners to receive UGX.5MIllion, Silver medalists UGX.3Million while UGX.1Million for Bronze medalists. Additionally, the President directed for government support of Shs.350 Million each year for the Uganda Athletics Federation and another Shs.350 Million each year to the Federation of Uganda Football Associations with effect from the Financial Year 2012/13; as well as a monthly stipend of Shs. 1Million to the National Football Team Players.

Bonus points scheme for talented sportspersons NCS continues to coordinate the Bonus Points Scheme for Talented Sportspersons that allows for Talented Sportspersons to receive bonus points for admission to Tertiary/Higher Institutions of learning.

14 15 3.0 Proposed Projects in 2017/2018

Formulation of the Physical Activity and Sports (PAS) Bill NCS is fast trucking the adoption of the Physical Activity and Sports Bill (PAS Bill) in order to streamline the legal framework that governs the sports sub- sector. The PAS Bill once adopted shall repeal the NCS Act of 1964. Equally, the Bill proposes for the establishment of the Sports Development Fund, establishment of the Uganda Sports Insititute, establishment of a Sports Tribunal and establishment of an Office of the Sports Registrar to register, regulate and license sports organizations.

Public Private Funding Policy Partnership NCS has set out to adopt a Funding Policy NCS has set out to redevelop with defined principles/guidelines for sports facilities at the Lugogo allocation of the meager NCS resources to Sports Complex to modern world National Sports Associations. The Funding Proposed Projects class standards under the PPP Policy shall benchmark on various Sports Framework. The initative is aimed Funding Programmes. at improving access, quality and in 2017/2018 relevance of sports development in Uganda through partnership with Formulation of a a world-class sports development comprehensive business entity by redeveloping the Lugogo and investment plan Sports Complex and the affiliated NCS has prepared a Business and infrastucture. Investment Proposal that should guide NCS to optimally utilize the existing facilities, and also stimulate other investments that have potential and good return on investment.

16 17 Construction of the high altitude training centre in teryet 4.0 Challenges Construction of the National High Altitude Training Centre at Teryet in Kapchorwa is ongoing and National Council of Sports is part of the Steering Committee. The center once finished, shall benefit elite athletes especially in Athletics, Football and Rugby. The NCS Council and Management Team conducted a site Tour to Teyret on 06th August 2016 for an inspection visit, to ascertain progress and way forward on the construction works.

The uganda sports wall of fame MTN Uganda through its corporate umbrella body, the MTN Uganda Foundation in collaboration with NCS shall embark on a sports recognition initiative known as “The Uganda Sports Wall of Fame”. The initiative is aimed at the promotion and development of Sports in Uganda through rewarding great and legendary sports personalities. The project shall be hosted at the MTN Arena. (a) Inadequate funding to NCS The Uganda Sports Wall of Fame shall be a prestigious award for legendary and There is need to continue to advocate/ lobby for increased Government retired sports personalities who participated and excelled to the highest level of funding to NCS, in view of the immense strategic planned activities/sports sports recognition. A plague of the Inductee and his achievements shall be fitted programmes. Government funding to National Associations has slightly at the entrance wall of the MTN Arena-Lugogo. The initiative is expected to be improved nevertheless, the Budget for activities of sports programmes launched in 2018. surpasses what government provides, hence there is still need to initiate other strategies of generating more funding. Construction of the outdoor stadium (b) Review of the NCS Act 1964 NCS has embarked on the construction of an Outdoor Stadium in the area Since its enactment in 1964, the NCS Act has never been reviewed. It has adjacent to the Hostel. The proposed Stadium shall complement the existing become obsolete and oblivious to modern development trends in Sports. Sports facilities at Lugogo. The Outdoor Stadium shall fully be funded by NCS Efforts need to be put in place to review the Act. and shall benefit Volleyball and Basketball. (c) Revival of District Tours and District Sports Councils District Sports Councils were originally established to ensure grassroot Partnerships/corporate sponsors breakfast development right from the district level and also for districts to directly benefit from the programmes of NCS. However the Councils are no longer The role of the Sponsors/partners in sports development cannot under estimated, functional due to limited funding, these need to be revived together with and as such, NCS intends to hold the first ever Corporate Sponsors’ Breakfast District Tours to monitor sports activities nation wide. in 2017, aimed at rallying support towards the sports sub-sector. The Breakfast shall stimulate sponsors towards funding of sports activities/programmes; to appreciate and recognize the contributions of existing sponsors; enlighten (d) Tax Exemption on Sports Equipment the sponsors on the planned activities lined up for 2017/2018 and for better International Sports Federations and Donors often provide N/As with appreciation of the current sports environment in Uganda. sports equipment to aid development of the respective sports in Uganda. However, the high taxes on the sports equipment is a major setback given the limited budgets of N/As. There is need to advocate for Tax exemption Rebranding on Sports Equipment given that Equipment are not for Profit making NCS continues with the rebranding strategy aimed at transforming NCS into activities. the helm of sports in Uganda. As such, NCS plans to carry out a number of rebranding projects in 2017 like image building, re-development of the NCS facilities etc.

18 19 (e) Conflicts in Sports Sports in Uganda is constantly facing conflicts that hinder development 5.0 National Sports of the respective sport. The conflicts directly affect the talented sports athletes.

(f) Construction of Sports Facilities Associations/ There is need to acquire land for construction of Sports Fields/stadiums and Centres of Sports Excellence for the different sports disciplines in Federations different regions of the country. (g) Encroachment on Sports Fields This is a major threat to sports development and it has become paramount Affiliation status that the Ministry of Education and Sports sets up measures to ensure protection of Sports field in different parts of the country. (h) Repossession of Regional Stadiums Government owns several regional stadias that have overtime been taken over by Districts /Local Government due to limited NCS funding for the management and maintenance of these stadias. However, as the sports industry is steadily growing and with the increased threat of encroachment, it has become a necessity for NCS through the Ministry of Education and Sports to reposes and redevelop the listed stadiums: ʘʘ Akii Bua Olympic Stadium (Lira) ʘʘ Pece Stadium (Gulu) ʘʘ Kabale Stadium (Kabale) 1. Uganda Volleyball Federation (UVF) ʘʘ Mbale Municipal Stadium (Mbale) 2. Uganda Badminton Association (UBA) ʘʘ Bugembe Stadium (Jinja) 3. Uganda Cricket Association (UCA) ʘʘ Masaka Municipal Stadium (Masaka) 4. Federation of Motor Sports Associations of Uganda (FMU) ʘʘ Kakekya Stadium (Mbarara) 5. Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA) ʘʘ King George Stadium (Tororo) ʘʘ Masindi Stadium (Masindi) 6. Uganda Boxing Federation (UBF) 7. Federation of Uganda Basketball Associations (FUBA) 8. Uganda Rugby Union (URU) 9. Uganda Handball Association (UHA) 10. Uganda Chess Federation (UCF) 11. Uganda Hockey Association (UHA) 12. Uganda Athletics Federation (UAF) 13. Uganda Netball Federation (UNF) 14. Uganda Darts Association (UDA) 15. Pool Association of Uganda (PAU) 16. Uganda Kick Boxing Association (UKBA) 17. Uganda Tennis Association (UTA)

20 21 18. Uganda Cycling Association (UCA) 19. Uganda Swimming Federation (USF) 6.0 Performance 20. Uganda Archery Federation (UAF) 21. Uganda Table Tennis Association (UTTA) of National 22. Uganda Taekwondo Federation (UTF) 23. Uganda Squash Rackets Association (USRA) 24. Scrabble Association of Uganda (SAU) Associations/ 25. Uganda Paralympic Committee (UPC) 26. Uganda Woodball Federation (UWbF) Federations 27. Uganda Ultimate Frisbee Association (UUFA) 28. Association of Uganda University Sports (AUUS) 29. Uganda Draughts Association (UDA) 30. Uganda Baseball & Softball Association (UBSA) 31. Uganda Ludo Association (ULA) 32. Uganda Lacrosse Union (ULU) 33. Uganda Skating Association (USA) 34. Uganda Roll Ball Association (URA) 35. VX Uganda 36. Uganda Zurkhaneh Federation (UZF) 37. Uganda Floorball Association (UFA) USPA/Nile Special Monthly Sports Awards Uganda Sports Press Association (USPA) held monthly Sports Awards and voted the following as the outstanding Sports Personalities in 2016/2017: July 2016 - U-21 Netball Team (Netball) August 2016 - September 2016 - David Emong (Paralympics-Athletics) October 2016 - Dennis Onyango (Football) November 2016 - Pool Team (Pool) December 2016 - Ndejje University (University Sports) January 2017 - February 2017 - March 2017 - April 2017 - Robert Chemonges (Athletics) May 2017 - Andrew Ssenoga () June 2017 - Muzamir Kakande (Boxing)

22 23 42nd IAAF World Cross Country Championships, 31ST RIO OLYMPIC AND PARALYMPIC GAMES Kampala- 2017, Kampala Uganda’s sole representative to the Rio Paralympic Games, David Emong (4:00:62) won a Silver medal in the T46 Category of the 1500m men’s in Rio, Brazil; Emong became the FIRST Ugandan to win a Paralympic Medal Uganda won the bid the host the 42nd IAAF 150 countries of the 212 IAAF member World Cross Country Championships 2017 countries participated in the championship. in Kampala. Uganda beat Bahrain in the Prior to this, Uganda sent a team of 21 athletes to the Rio Olympics in Brazil Uganda successfully hosted for the first th st bidding process in Monaco after from 5 to 21 August 2016. Uganda participated in sports disciplines of Athletics, time the 42nd IAAF World Cross Country Boxing and Swimming and no medal was won by Team Uganda. giving a good presentation by a 9 person Championship at Kololo Ceremonial Uganda delegation led by the Uganda Grounds. Uganda did not only host the A team of 21 Athletes represented Uganda in the 2016 Olympics Games that Minister of Education and Sports (Sports), event but also won its first World Cross were held in Rio from 5th – 21st of August 2016. Uganda participated in three Honorable Charles Bakabulindi. Uganda Country Medals: Jacob Kiplimo won Gold (3) various sports disciplines namely Swimming, Athletics and Boxing. is the 4th African country to host this in the Junior Men’s event while the Men’s prestigious event and approximately Senior Team won a Bronze Medal.

Figure 7: Jacob Kiplimo jubilant after winning a Gold medal at the IAAF World Cross Country Championships that were hosted in Kampala

Uganda which is ranked 3rd Worldwide in Cross Country after Kenya (1st) and Ethiopia (2nd); recently hosted the 3rd African Cross Country Championships in 2014 in Kampala and the 19th World University Cross Country Championships in 2014 in Entebbe.

24 25 Medal. medal Medal Medal medal Status/medal Finals/No Medal Eliminated ,Round 1/No Medal Finals/ No Medal No medal Finals/No Medal Eliminated in round 1/No Medal Eliminated in round 1/No Medal Eliminated in round 1/No Medal Eliminated in Round 1/No Finals/No Medal. Eliminated in round 1/No Medal Eliminated in Semifinals./No Finals/No Medal Final/No Medal Final/No Medal Eliminated, in Heats/No Medal Eliminated, in Heats/No medal Did Not Finish the Finals/No Did not finish/No medal Eliminated in Round of 32/No Eliminated in Round of 32/No th th rd ND th th th th th th th th th th th th th 23 12 Position 68 40 26 6 22 25 11 47 6 14 8 80 64 17 19 round 1/No Medal Finals/No Medal 28:04:84 Eliminated in 13:24:66 Time 2:42:39 1:19:64 13;30:40 27:10:06 28:03:38 15:49:80 3:51:68 2:02:77 2:00:63 2:13;32 2:11:49 2:22:09 25:98 9:31:03 8:30:76 Athletics Athletics th th Steeplechase chase 10,000m 5,000m Event Marathon 3,000m 8 100m Breast Stroke Light Heavy 81KG 5,000M 10,000m 10,000m 10,000m 5,000m 3,000m Steeple 1,500m 800m 800m Marathon Marathon Marathon 50m Free Style 3,000m steeplechase 17 Fly 52KG Timothy Torotich Philip Kipyeko Name Adero Nyakisi Jacob Araptany 13:09:17 Jamila Lunkuse Kennedy Katende Jacob Kiplimo Joshua Cheptegei Moses Kurong Juliet Chekwel Stella Chesang Benjamin Kiplagat Ronald Musagala Winnie Nanyondo Halima Nakaayi Stephen Kiprotich Solomon Mutai Jackson Kiprop Joshua Ekirikubinza Peruth Chemutai 15:29:07 Ronald Serugo Performance of team Uganda 5,000m Swimming Boxing 5,000m Table 3:

26 27 4TH Islamic games FEASSA games Joshua Cheptegei clocked 27:45 to win Team Uganda emerged overall champions the in Spain and set with 2 Gold, 1 Silver and 1 Bronze at the Halima Nakaayi clocked 2:01.60 to win a Team Uganda emerged second overall Villa de Laredo Run a new National Record in the 10Km Event. 32nd IAAF World Mountain Running silver medal in the women’s 800m event after Kenya in the Federation of East Championships in Bulgaria. at the 4th Islamic Solidarity Games in Africa Secondary Schools Sports Robert Chemonges clocked 2:11.45 to win Baku Azerbaijan. Team Uganda took teams Associations Games (FEASSSA) that the Trieste Marathon in Italy. Moses Kipsiro clocked 1:00:54 to finish second at the in Athletics, Lawn Tennis and Swimming. were held in Eldoret, Kenya in August Philip Kipyeko won a Silver medal and 2016 Great Scottish in Glasgow. Meanwhile in German, 2016. Uganda excelled in Netball, led the Senior Men’s Team to a Team Run Badminton, Hockey, Table Tennis and Kipsiro clocked 2:15:48 to finish 14th in the TH Silver at the Africa Cross Country Short Races. NCS was represented by the Hamburg Marathon. 6 TAFISA world sports Championships in Yaoundé, Cameroon. General Secretary, the Chairperson NCS Mercyline Chelangat clocked 34:01:03 to all games 2016 The Uganda Junior Athletics Team The 6th Technical Committee and the Assistant finish second in the TAFISA World Sport For All emerged second overall after Kenya with 10km Dubai Women were hosted by Jakarta, Indonesia General Secretary, Technical. in United Arab Emirates. Games 4 Gold, 5 Silver and 3 Bronze Medals Run from 6th to 12th October 2016. Team at the East Africa Athletics Junior Agago District Pupils emerged overall Uganda comprising of 8 persons won 1 Championships in Dar es salam, with 112,635 points to win the National Team Gold and 1 Individual Gold in the Tanzania. Primary Schools Kids and Special sport of Zurkhaneh. . Uganda sent a contingent of 11 persons Learners’ Athletics Championship Table 4: 6th TAFISA World Sports all games 2016 to the 20th Africa Senior Athletics Phillip Kipyeko (29.17) defended his NO. Country Gold Silver Bronze Total Medals Championships in Durban, South Africa National Cross Country Championship and Jacob Araptany finished th 6 in the title winning the 10km race, while Stella Kenya 15 7 9 31 3000m Men’s Steeplechase event. Chesang claimed the senior women’s title Uganda 05 10 7 22 in Jinja. Rwanda 03 3 6 12 Badminton Burundi 0 3 1 4 The Uganda U-19 Badminton Team won a with 6 countries taking part in the event. Tanzania 0 0 0 0 Silver medal in the boys doubles category Shamim Bangi won the women’s singles (Brian Kasirye and Davis Senono) at the title after defeating Egypt’s Domou Amro Inter-Forces games All Africa U-19 Junior Championships (21-19, 7-11) while in the men’s singles, in Morocco. Uganda Prisons collected 8 Gold Medals to emerge overall winners of the Inter- Edwin Ekiring lost to G. Julien Paul. Forces Games in Masindi. Uganda emerged winners of the City Tyres Uganda International Open Badminton Championships in Kampala Athletics Winnie Nanyondo clocked 2:00.57 Joshua Bekele Chemutai clocked 2:24:27 to win a Gold Medal at the IAAF to finish second at the 5000 Strong Golden Spike Leiden Meet in Senshu International City Marathon Netherlands, and again finished in Osaka, Japan. 4th (2:03.57) in the 800m event Jacob Kiplimo (27:26:68) won 10,000m of the Adidas Boost Meet in bronze at the World Junior Athletics Herzogenaurach, Germany. Championships in Bydgoszcz, Poland. Stephen Kiprotich clocked 2:07:31 Stephen Kiprotich finished 4th in the to finish second after Ethiopia’s Tokyo Marathon clocking 2:07:46 in Tsesaye Mekonnen in the Haspa a race won by Ethiopia’s Feyisa Lilesa in . Hamburg Marathon 2:06:55.

28 29 Body building Sharif “The Lion’s” Bogere defeated Samuel Amaoka to win the Mubarak Kizito won a Silver Medal at World Boxing Championships in Washington DC USA. the INBA World Championships in Hungary, while Ivan Byekwaso finished Ronald Serugo (Flyweight) and Kennedy Sixth accordingly. NCS contributed TWO Katende (Light Heavyweight) finished Airtickets towards the Team’s participation third each in the Olympic Qualifiers in in the Championships. Yaounde, Cameroon. Andrew Senoga emerged champion David Basajjamivulle clinched the World of the Mr. German International Boxing Federation Intercontinental Championships in German. Belt after defeating Tanzania’s Juma Kheri Mbaruku at Sheraton Hotel, Kampala. Boxing KCCA Boxing Club (30 pts) won the Elite Category of the 2017 National Open Team Uganda, the Bombers won 1 Gold Boxing Championships while East (Muzamir Kakande- Wether Weight), 1 Coast (09) won the Youth (17-18 Years) Silver (David Ayiti- Super Heavy) and 1 and Lukanga (14pts) won the (15-16 yrs) Bronze (Geoffrey Kaketo- Bantan Weight) at the MTN Arena-Lugogo. at the AFBC Africa Confederation Boxing Championships in Brazzaville, Congo and consequently qualified for the Chess World Championships set for August 2017 Haruna Nsubuga attained the FIDE in German. Master Title after finishing th4 in the Open Figure 8: Shamim Bangi at the finals of Uganda International Open category of the Zone 4.2 Africa Chess Badminton Championships Championship in Dar es Salaam. Fadhila Shamika defeated Tracy Naluwoza (3-2) to win the U-15 girls title of the Taibah Schools Badminton Tournament at the MTN Arena. Other winners Cricket included: Jinja SS won the 6th Pepsi Girls Schools Table 5: Cricket Week after defeating St. James S.S Category: Boys Girls at the finals at Lugogo U-10 M.Bukenya C. Natukunda Cricket Oval. U-13 P. Makande Fadhila Shamika Uganda (226/7) won the Easter Cup Series U-15 E. Expedito B. Nakasi at Lugogo Cricket Oval U-19 Brian Kasirye B. Awori after winning Kenya (224/9). Basketball City Oilers emerged champions of the Africa Zone V Club Championships in Dar es Salam, Tanzania and consequently qualified for the Africa Club Championships in Cairo, Egypt. Uganda finished th8 in the 2016 FIBA Africa U18 Women’s Championships that was held in Egypt. Figure 9: A visually impaired girl takes part in a cricket game City Oilers defeated KIU Titans (59-50) to win the KIU Invitational Title.

30 31 Football at Nakivubo Stadium, while KCCA won the Dubai, UAE. 2017 Uganda Cup. Uganda Cranes won 1-0 against Comoros to qualify for the 2017 Africa Cup Citizen High School, Kaberebere retained of Nations in Gabon. Uganda was drawn in Group D alongside Ghana, Mali and KCCA FC won the 2016 Azam Uganda the Ankole Region School’s Girls’ Egypt. Uganda last participated in the Africa Cup of Nations in 1978. The Cranes Premier League Title in Wankulukuku. Football Crown after defeating Kibuburu Girls’ School 9-0 in Isingiro. however did not make it past the group stage. Kibuli SS defeated St. Mary’s Kitende 4-2 to win the 2016 Copa Coca- FIFA President Ginanni Infantino Cola Championships that was held in visited Uganda in February 2017 and met Soroti. The event attracted 56 schools with a number of sports stakeholders. countrywide. Ginanni Infantino is the first FIFA President to visit Uganda. Kirinya S.S, Jinja emerged champions in the 2016 FUFA Big League Liverpool Legend John Barnes visited Championship at Nakivubo Stadium Uganda for a 10 day Vodafone Coaching after beating Onduparaka FC (2-0). programme for Children (30th April – 2 May) at Lugogo Hockey Grounds. Over 480 Meanwhile, Nkumba University defeat Children between 5-12 years benefited St. Lawrence University (8-3) to claim from the football programme. the 2016 Pepsi Beach Soccer Title at Sports Beach, Entebbe. Vipers Football Club unveiled a new stadium at St.Mary’s Stadium, Kitende. It Kibuli S.S retained the UMEA Muslim was the first stadium built by an individual solidarity Games held at the Masaka S.S. in Uganda. St. Mary’s Kitende is the third stadium in the country that hosts Rainbow International School Girls’ Figure 10: The National Football Team, the Uganda Cranes that qualified for CAF matches. The other two are Nelson the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations Team emerged champions of the 2016 Mandela Stadium at Namboole abd Phillip Council of British International Omondi (KCCA Grounds) at Lugogo. Soccer (COBIS) Games after defeating Meanwhile, Uganda was drawn in Group E 0) in the finals in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. International School of Cairo (1-0) in UAE, th alongside Ghana, Egypt and DRC Congo, On a similar note, Uganda finished 4 after Dubai. While, Uganda’s Excel Academy in the 2018 FIFA World Cup Qualifiers. losing to Ethiopia in the CECAFA Women finished second in the U-10 event of the Uganda drew 0-0 against Ghana in the Championships in Njeru, Uganda. Dubai International Super Cup in first leg group match at Tamale Stadium, KCCA (4-3 on Spot kicks) defeated Ghana on 7th October 2016 and on 12th Egypt’s Al-Masry to qualify for the CAF November 2016, Uganda (1-0) defeated Golf Confederation Cup. KCCA became the Congo Brazzaville at Mandela Stadium The National Golf Team won their 3rd East at first Ugandan Club to make the group the Mayombo Open Tournament . Uganda shall also play Egypt on 28th Africa Golf Challenge in Addis Ethiopia. Toror Golf Club. stages of a continental competition. August 2017 at Mandela National Stadium, nd KCCA is drwan up in Group A against Fus Ronald Otile (291 gross) won the 82 Irene Nakalembe (160 gross) won the 6th Kampala. Rabat (Morocco), Club Africain (Tunisia) Tusker Malt Lager Uganda Open at Entebbe Ladies’ Golf Open at Entebbe National Goal Keeper Dennis Onyango and Rivers United (Nigeria). To this end, Kitante Golf Course and again by 73 gross, Golf Course, While Charles Mubiru won the helped his South African Mamelodi KCCA defeated FUS Rabat (3-1) at home won the Venus Cup at Toro Club while Entebbe Open. Flavia Namakula (230 gross) won the rd Sundowns Football Club to win the CAF in the 1st leg but later lost 4-0 in the reurn 63 Uganda Ladies Golf Team (517 pts) Champions League after a 3-1 aggregate leg in Rabat to finish 3rd in Group A and Castle Lite Ladies Golf Open at Kitante finished seventh at the All Africa Golf win over Egypt’s Zamalek Football Club. won UGX.990Million courtesy of TOTAL. Golf Course, Kampala. Championships in Tunisia. South Africa Onyango is the first Ugandan to be Uganda lost 0-1 to Zambia in an Golfer Ronald Rugumayo returned four- emerged overall winners. nominated for the Best African Footballer th International Friendly Match at under-par 67 to win the 9 Edition of of the Year 2016. Mandela National Stadium. Uganda emerged champions of the In the Uganda Cup, Vipers FC defeated CECAFA Cup, after defeating Rwanda (1- Onduparaka FC 3-1 to lift the 2016 Crown,

32 33 Handball Uganda finished 4th out of 8 countries that participated in the 2nd World in Miami, USA. Uganda also won to bid An all-weather Handball Ground was constructed at Soroti Sports Ground with University Netball Championships the next edition in 2018. funds provided by Right to Play. Prisons Netball Team (Uganda) and Prisons Netball Team (Kenya) won the women’s and men’s titles respectively of the East African Netball Clubs Hockey Championships that were hosted at the MTN Arena, Lugogo. Kampala Hockey Club Men’s Team the Stallions finished second (0-1) against Uganda finished in 4th position at the 2016 Diamond Challenge League Kenya’s Club Bay in the Maseno Open in Kenya. in Durban, South Africa. Uganda is ranked 11th worldwide in the latest World Rankings. Kickboxing Patricia Apolot defeated Slovakia’s Selja Omechovic by knockout to win the Pool in Hungary. World Kickboxing Federation Championship Uganda (12 Points) won both the Men’s and Women’s Titles at the AAPA Moses Golola defeated Titus Tugume to retain the East and Central Africa African Pool Championships at the MTN Arena, Lugogo. The Championships Super Middleweight Kickboxing Title at the MTN Arena. had South Africa, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Kenya and Uganda take part in the event. Jonah ‘Joker’ Turigye and Ritah Nimusiima triumphed in the men’s and women’s titles respectively in the Easter Pool Championship held at Club Klein in Lawn tennis Nyendo Masaka. NCS extended UGX.8,750,000 to the Uganda Tennis Association towards Emmanuel Otiti won the in Gulu after defeating their fundraising campaign to clear Uganda’s subscription arrears with the Gulu Easter Pool Tournament Denis Ongom. International Tennis Federation (ITF).

Motorsport Rollball Team Uganda Women’s Team lost 0-5 to Kenya in the quarter finals while the Team Uganda finished second in the 2016 FIM Africa Motocross of Africa Men’s team got eliminated at Group Stages in the in Nations Title at Jamhuri Race Truck in Nairobi, Kenya after collecting a total of Roll Ball World Cup Bhaka Bangladesh. 597 points with two class wins in MX55 and MX Veterans. Uganda’s Aviv Orland emerged the Continental 85cc Champion after winning all the three Heats. Jas Manfat/Joseph Kamya in a Mitsubishi Evo X clocked 2:15:43 to win the Rugby in Kabale. Gorilla in the Mist Rally Uganda Rugby 7s emerged champions of the Africa Rugby 7s Championships Uganda emerged winners in the first leg of theFIM Central Africa Motocross after defeating Namibia 38-19 at the finals in Nairobi, Kenya. The triumph earned Championships in Busiika. Uganda an invitation to the Dubai 7s in December 2016, Cape Town 7s and Hong Kong 7s in April 2017 as part of the HSBC World Rugby Series. Uganda last won the 15s African Title in 2007. Netball The She Cranes won all their games to emerge overall champions of the 6th Africa Netball Championships that were hosted by Uganda in the MTN Arena, Lugogo. Botswana, Namibia, Zambia, Zimbwabwe and Malawi are the other countries that participated in the continental event. The She Cranes consequently qualified from the 2018 Commonwealth Games slated for Australia. His Excellency the President of Uganda extended UGX.96Million towards the She Cranes and the She Pearls participation in the Africa Netball Championships and the Youth World Netball Cup respectively. The Uganda U-21 Netball Team, the Baby She Cranes finished third at theWorld U-21 Netball Qualifiers in Botswana and consequently qualified for the Youth Netball World Cup scheduled for July 2017 in Botswana.

34 35 University Sports Ndejje University defended and emerged overall winners of the East Africa University Games Championship in Eldoret Kenya collecting a total of 94 medals (36 gold medals, 28 silver 30 bronze)

Volleyball Sport-S defeated VVC 3-1 to win the women’s title of Aporu Okol International in Kumi. Earlier on, Sport- S also won the Rwanda Genocide Memorial Cup in Kigali, Rwanda. Ndejje defeated Sport-S 3-1 to win the women’s title of the Ndejje Open Volleyball Championships at Ndejje University, while Nemostars claimed the men’s crown.

Woodball Lillian Zawedde (204 strokes) won a bronze medal at the 9th edition of the Korea Figure 11: The Uganda Rugby 7s lift up their Africa Champions Trophy in in South Korea. Lillian Zawedde is Nairobi, Kenya International Woodball Championship ranked 7th world wide in the latest Woodball Rankings.

th Betway Kobs emerged Champions of the Nile Special Premier Rugby League Uganda won 1 Gold, 1 Silver and 2 Bronze Medals at the 5 Korean International after defeating MTN Heathens (47 – 22) at Kyadondo Rugby Grounds. Woodball Championships in Jeju South Korea. Tina Balemesa (UNEB) and David Mutebi (St.Joseph’s Technical Institute) hit 64 and 55 strokes respectively to win the 1st Corporate Woodball Outing at Swimming Makerere University Business School. Team Uganda to the CANA Zone 4 Swimming Championships in Mauritius claimed 1 Gold, 5 Silver and 5 Bronze Medals. The championship was in preparation for the CANA Zone 3 Championships slated for November 2016 in Obituary Kigali, Rwanda. Uganda Boxing Federation lost its Legendary Boxing Coach (Late Dick Katende), who passed-on on Tuesday 2nd August 2016, at his residential home in Naguru Daffodils School won the USF Midland National Primary Schools Swimming after a slip and fall incident. Gala at Rainbow International School. Silverfin Academy swimmers won 14 Medals at the Kenya Junior Championships that was held at Makini School, Nairobi.

Dolphines Kampala Men’s Team finished 3rd at the Kenya Swimming Federation National Age Groups Open and Relays Championships in Nairobi. Lugave (324.5pts) defeated Ente (157.5 pts) to win the Inaugural Empaka Z’Okuwuga Mu Bika to celebrate Kabaka Mutebi’s Birthday at Kampala Parents School.

Squash Alex Bangirana collected 120 points to emerge winner of the Inaugural Stephen Musisi Memoral Squash Tournament at Kampala Club.

36 37 7.0 NCS support to National Sports Associations/ Federations

The Budget for National Council of Sports remains merger to support all sports activities of over 37 compliant National Sports Associations that are affiliated to NCS. Nevertheless, NCS has provided financial support to different National Sports Associations/Federations to undertake sports activities like support local capacity, building programs for National Associations, talent development programs, support teams for prepare and participate in International, Regional and Local events and many other sports programmes. Besides financial support, National Council of Sports has continuously supported national associations and NCS support schools sports programmes by providing basic sports equipment, technical support, use of facilities, personnel training and policy guidance to to National facilitate sports development in the Country. Below is the breakdown of financial support to a tune of UGX.2,332,670,521/= that NCS has directly extended to National Sports Associations/Federations for the period of 1st July 2016 to Sports 30th June 2017. Associations/ Federations

38 39 No. Particular Amount 14 Uganda Darts Association (UDA) 1,800,000 15 Uganda Deaf Sports Federation (UDSF) 1,500,000 16 Uganda Draughts Association (UDA) 2,000,000 17 Uganda Hockey Association (UHA) 17,198,565 18 Uganda Kick Boxing Association (UKBA) 5,542,000 19 Uganda Lawn Tennis Association (ULTA) 2,533,100 20 Uganda Paralympic Committee (UPC) 27,492,750 21 Uganda Netball Federation (UNF) 169,421,740 23 Pool Association of Uganda (PAU) 2,500,000 24 Uganda Rugby Union (URU) 13,180,000 25 Scrabble Association of Uganda (SAU) 6,679,500 Uganda Secondary Schools Sports Association 26 65,000,000 (USSSA)

Figure 12: The NCS General Secretary and Chairperson, Technical Committee 27 Uganda Skating Federation (USF) 1,250,000 handover a dummy cheque to the UAF President towards the IAAF 28 Uganda Sports Press Association (USPA) 2,000,000 World Cross Country Championships, Kampala 2017 29 Uganda Swimming Federation (USF) 5,000,000 Table 5: Breakdown of ncs support to national associations for the financial 30 Uganda Table Tennis Association (UTTA) 53,810,050 year 1st july 2016 to 30th june 2017 31 Uganda Taekwondo Federation (UTF) 13,988,800 No. Particular Amount 32 Uganda Zurkhaneh Federation (UZF) 1,701,500 Federation of Motor Sports Association of Uganda 1 13,730,000 33 Uganda Ultimate Frisbee Association (UUFA) 2,350,000 (FMU) 34 Uganda Volleyball Federation (UVF) 5,945,750 Federation of Uganda Basketball Association 2 94,931,800 (FUBA) 35 Uganda Weightlifting Association (UWA) 487,900 3 Federation of Uganda Football Association (FUFA) 700,000 36 Uganda Woodball Federation (UWF) 5,000,000 4 Association of Uganda University Sports (AUUS) 35,810,000 37 Uganda Roll Ball Association (URA) 10,950,000 5 Uganda Boxing Federation (UBF) 98,628,100 Olympic and Paralympic Games 400,000,000 6 Uganda Archery Federation (UAF) 400,000 Support to Educational Institutions 700,000 7 Uganda Athletics Federations (UAF) 1,066,000,000 District Tours 29,100,000 Monitoring & Evaluation of National Sports 8 Uganda Badminton Association (UBA) 25,876,500 4,180,000 Associations 9 Uganda Baseball and Softball Association (UBSA) 18,849,600 National Associations Workshops 17,150,000 10 Uganda Body Building Association (UBBA) 1,470,000 Grand Total 2,332,670,521/= 11 Uganda Chess Association (UCA) 22,950,200 12 Uganda Cricket Association (UCA) 26,092,666 13 Uganda Cycling Association (UCA) 5,310,500

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48 49 Mbale and Jinja Grounds Schools Bahamas Pretoria, South Africa Northern Region Budapest, Hungary Venue Venue Kampala Ivory Coast Budapest Lugogo UOC Benin Windhoek, Namibia Kampala Budapest Cameroun Kampala (4 Schools) Kampala, Masaka, Gulu, Strathmore University Sports Lugogo Hoima Eastern Region Nairobi, Kenya Wroclaw – Poland Kampala 2 Schools &Jinja 3 YMCA, Kampala Samsun Turkey TBD Kampala Kick Boxing Swimming Sport Sport Athletics Badminton Swimming Lawn Tennis Swimming Badminton Archery Scrabble Swimming Badminton Scrabble Pool Archery Badminton Draughts Archery Athletics Archery Scrabble Draughts Taekwondo Athletics Athletics Summer Deaflympics FINA World Championships/FINA Congress th rd National League rd Activity Activity 17 Lugogo Ladder Season 2 Kyabazinga Championships/Kids Athletics Ivory Coast International FINA World Championships/FINA Congress USF Executive Committee Meeting Commonwealth Youth Games Bahamas Benin International African All Stars NASP Championships Inter University Championship FINA Masters Championships Cameroun International Secondary School Clinics Kampala Open and other Regional Events Regional Championships TamizSangam Tournament Youth Sports Outreach Program Phase 3 IAAF World Youth Championships in Athletics World Games Secondary School Clinics YMCA sports gala (Pool Checker) Africa University Games National Russian draughts open individual championship Western Regional Championships/Kids Athletics 3 National Track & Field Championships in Athletics 23

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50 51 MUK TBC Taipei, Taiwan Taipei (Taiwan) Kapchorwa YMCA Wandegeya Southern Region Venue Venue Accra, Ghana GEMS International School Kampala Mauritius London, Great Britain MUK Lira/Gulu (2 Schools) Various Places UOC Berlin – Germany Mauritius Harare, Zimbabwe Lugogo Lira Scotland TBC YMCA, Kampala TBD Lugogo, Kabira, Namboole& TBC TBC Nairobi Kabala UKF Head Office TBC TBC Kampala VTD Sports Sports Sports Swimming University Athletics Ludo Kick Boxing Sport Sport Taekwondo Swimming Scrabble Badminton Athletics Lawn Tennis Scrabble Handball Swimming Archery Badminton Pool Badminton Taekwondo Badminton Archery Draughts University University Lawn Tennis Law Tennis

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52 53 TBN Venue TBC Venue Lugogo Kampala UOC Kampala Lugogo Ethiopia Gulu Kampala Lugogo Sports Beach, Entebbe Ethiopia UOC Kitgum Nigeria Senegal & Tunisia Montreal, Canada Pope Paul Memorial Hotel Kampala TBC UOC, Lugogo North America MUK MTN Arena Selected Vanues TBC TBC TBC TBC Various Campuses Sport Lawn Tennis Sport Lawn Tennis Handball Swimming Pool Lawn Tennis Badminton Taekwondo Scrabble Badminton Handball Badminton Swimming Draughts Badminton Basketball Taekwondo Floorball Kick Boxing Swimming Handball Kick Boxing Lacrosse Floorball Ludo Swimming Handball Handball Swimming Handball Lacrosse Edition of the East African Secondary Schools Games TH National Secondary Schools Ball Games Activity Activity Kampala Open Capacity Building of Youth Trainers Trainees USF Executive Committee Meeting Pool Queen Women’s Tournament Ethiopia Junior International Gulu Open Championships SAJEKI Open Tournament Computer Point Open Capacity Building of Beach Handball Coaches and Referees Ethiopia International UOC Council Meeting National Russian draughts open individual championship Nigeria International The Uganda Silverbacks for FIBA Afro basket Finals Canada Open International TKD Poomse and Kyorugi G1 IFF Seminar National Rankings Coaches’ Consultative Meeting Refresher Course for Referees and Coaches WKF North American Open King’s Cup Kenya Friendly International Ludo Championships USF National Water Polo Clinic East African Community Military Games National Primary Schools Balls Games Consultative Meeting with USF Member Clubs/Schools National Technical and Vocational Institutes/PTC Games Tour Series 15

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54 55 Mbale and Jinja Various Grounds Various Grounds TBC KISU Kampala Streets Venue Kampala Club Nigeria Rosario – Argentina Lugogo Mabarara Kampala, Masaka, Gulu, Lugogo, Kampala Kibabi, Kenya TBC TBC TBC Rainbow Rainbow Rainbow Rainbow Rainbow Dar es Salaam, Tanzania Mulago Parish Kibabi University, Kenya Venue Kampala Rukungiri Indonesia Mexico City Kampala Mexico City Kampala Namboole, Makerere & Namboole, Makerere & Namboole, Makerere & Namboole, Makerere & UKF Head Office TBC Namboole, Makerere & Sports Sports University University Athletics Swimming Floorball Sport Lawn Tennis Badminton Archery Badminton Taekwondo Pool Basketball Taekwondo Swimming Swimming Lacrosse Swimming Athletics Taekwondo Sport Scrabble Handball Badminton Archery Archery Archery Kampala Archery Floorball Floorball Floorball Floorball Kick Boxing Lacrosse Floorball World Mountain Running Championships USF National Independence Swimming Championships Round of University Rugby League Round of University Football League th th CANA Zone III Swimming Championships Mulago Catholic Parish Race nd nd rd rd (Ag 32 Group – Schools) Kampala Festival 2 Activity Chairman’s Cup/Independence Cup Nigeria Junior International World Archery Youth Championship City Tyres Tournament Mbarara Open Championships Independence Cup FIBA Zone V Club Championships 2 34 Governor’s Cup 16 USF/FINA Swim for all program National Clinic (Coaches and Officials) Introducing the new Ugandan Style Lacrosse 3 Mashujja Inter Counties Cup Activity Independence Open Independence Cup BWF World Junior Championships World Archery Congress Annual General Meeting World Archery Championship Inter-Schools Championship Judges Course 3 National Championship National Championship National Championship National Championship Seminar for Coaches, Judges and Referees Kids Championship (International Schools) National Championship

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56 57 Rainbow International School Olympia Swimming Pool TBD TBD Venue Venue UOC Egypt Egypt Lugogo Hoima UOC Nairobi Morocco Algeria North & West Nile Region Zambia Kampala TBD lugogo Zambia Namboole, Makerere & Togo MUK/UCU Selected Venue Namboole GEMS Cambridge Club Offices Kampala TBC UOC Kampala TBC TBC TBC Central Region Countrywide Sports Sports Sports Sports Swimming University University Sport Sport Handball Badminton Badminton Lawn Tennis Draughts Swimming Scrabble Badminton Badminton Archery Badminton Handball Pool Lawn Tennis Badminton Floorball Basketball University Ludo University Swimming Kick Boxing Taekwondo Lacrosse Swimming Taekwondo Lacrosse Lacrosse Swimming Kick Boxing Lacrosse Inter University Beach Soccer Inter University Beach Soccer National Inter-University Swimming Championships th th st Clubs) Activity Activity Handball Sports Administrators Workshop Egypt Junior International Egypt International Uganda Open National Club mini-league (Pool checkers) USF Executive Committee Meeting WESPAC World Scrabble Championships Morocco International Algeria Junior International Youth Sports Outreach Program Phase 4 Zambia Junior International UHF Social Responsibility Drive – Keep the City Clean Inter-University Games Eastern African Junior Championship 14 & U Zambia International National Championship Africa 3x3 Continental Finals (Men, Boys, Women and Girls) Finals of Inter University 3 x Individual Championship for Men and Women Category Finals of UFL Season 6 Uganda National Open Swimming Championships (Open Bi Annual Evaluation of Clubs Korean Ambassador’s Cup 7 Independence Cup 7 USF Executive Committee Meeting International Schools Tournament Annual General Meeting National Team Tryouts (Men) Meeting with Swimming Clubs Finals National League Uganda Lacrosse & Recruitment Drives 1 th th th th th th th th th th – 26 – 28 – 29 – 12 – 26 – 19 – 19 – 5 th th th th th th th th th rd – 12 – 12 nd th th th th th December 27 4 Date Date 27 28 6 6 9 10 17 18 23 20 TBC 14 18 October – 5 November 2017 2

58 59 MUK Mbale&Jinja International School TBC TBD Venue Venue Lugogo, Kabira, Namboole& TBN TBD Mbale TBD South Africa Lugogo Botswana Lugogo UOC YMCA, Kampala YMCA Wandegeya Jinja YMCA Wandegeya Makerere University Makerere University Kampala, Masaka, Gulu, Makerere University Abidjan, Cote d’ivoire UKF Head Office UKF Head Office MTN Arena, Lugogo GEMS Cambridge Selected Venue UOC Makerere University Makerere University Sweden Stockholm UKF Head Office Dar es Salaam UCU Sports Sports

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60 61 Rainbow and Life Church Bata District TBC Nigeria Mbale and Tororo District TBC Venue Venue MUBS Kampala TBD Lugogo Gulu and Lira District TBC Various Schools MUK Namboole, Makerere, Nairobi UCU Fort Portal and Mubende TBC TBC TBC TBC Kampala TBC Various Venues TBC Chess Chess Basketball Chess Chess Swimming Sport Sport Lacrosse Draughts Pool Lawn Tennis Chess Chess Chess Swimming Lacrosse Lacrosse Floorball Chess Floorball lacrosse Chess Chess Chess Lacrosse Badminton Swimming Handball Handball Handball Swimming Swimming weekend) – Open and nd weekend) nd Ladies Ladies Country wide field teams) National Championship Uganda Silverbacks for FIBA World Cup Qualifiers – Men Zone 4.2 Under 16 Championship qualifiers – Open and Outreach program – Open and Ladies USF Annual General Assembly – Open and Ladies Activity Activity Training/Recruitment Clinics (Coaches) Uganda Annual Draughts Gala (Pool Checkers) National Pool Day Elective General Assembly Junior Training Clinic and National Championship NRM Open Fide Rated Championship Beginning of Schools Training (Boys and Girls) Kelly Cup (Men, Women and Children) Outreach program Coaching Clinic/Swim Camp National League National Team Training Camp (2 World Schools Individual championship qualifiers (Schools Outreach program Kenya Friendly High Schools Girls Championship National Team Training Camp – Open and Ladies National Championship (2 Holiday Program (U19 Students) Inter-University Games Of Uganda All Africa Schools Tournament National High School Championships Handball Sports Gala ECAHF Club Championships Health Training Institutions Games Holiday Swim Sessions End of Year Fun Swim/Cocktail

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62 63 District Entebbe KCCA Grounds TBC Venue Venue Various Campuses Bamako - Mali Nation Wide Ntugamo and Mbarara TBC TBC TBC Malawi Various Places TBC Lacrosse Lacrosse Swimming Sport Sport Lacrosse Chess Chess Chess Basketball Chess Lacrosse Chess Chess Chess Swimming Chess Swimming Chess Chess Chess Swimming Swimming Lacrosse Lacrosse Nationals) – Prestige, Open, Ladies, U20, U14 National Beach Lacrosse Franchise Girls Lacrosse Open Water Polo Exhibition Tournament (1day) Activity Activity Men’s League National League Resumes National Team Training Camp (Georgia Olympiad) National Team Training Camp Uganda Silverbacks for FIBA World Cup Qualifiers – Men African Club Championships African Individual Championship (Continental Championship) Recruitment Clinics/Lacrosse Tour Series Outreach program Zone 4.2 Africa Championship (representatives chosen from Consultative Meeting with Clubs/Schools Zone 4.2 Under 16 Championship Masters Event (1day) Father Grimes Schools Chess Championship East African Chess Festival (KE, TZ, RWA, BRD, SS, UGA) National Junior Championships (Schools) Juniors Training Clinic CANA Zone IV Swimming Championships Girls High Schools Friendlies Men’s Friendlies

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64 65 Bronze Silver Silver Gold Silver Bronze Silver Silver Bronze Gold Gold Gold Bronze Silver Silver Gold Bronze Gold Gold Gold Gold Gold Gold Gold Silver Gold Silver Gold Gold Gold Zealand Zealand Zealand Zealand Zealand Zealand 1968 Olympics, Mexico 1972 Olympics, Munich, German 1970 Commonwealth Games, Edinburg, Scotland 1968 Africa Championships, Lusaka, Zambia 1974 Commonwealth Games, Christchurch, New 1974 Commonwealth Games, Christchurch, New 1968 Olympics, Mexico 1974 World Championships, Havana, Cuba 1962 Commonwealth Games, Perth, Australia 1974 World Championships, Havana, Cuba 1974 Commonwealth Games, Christchurch, New 1974 Africa Championships, Kampala, Uganda 1962 Commonwealth Games, Perth, Australia 1970 Commonwealth Games, Edinburg, Scotland 1962 Commonwealth Games, Perth, Australia 1970 Commonwealth Games, Edinburg, Scotland 1974 Commonwealth Games, Christchurch, New 1972 Africa Championships, Nairobi, Kenya 1962 Commonwealth Games, Perth, Australia 1964 Africa Championships, Accra, Ghana 1970 Commonwealth Games, Edinburg, Scotland 1974 Commonwealth Games, Christchurch, New 1972 Africa Championships, Nairobi, Kenya 1974 Africa Championships, Kampala, Uganda Year/ Event/location Year/ Event/location 1958 Commonwealth Games Wales, UK 1970 Commonwealth Games, Edinburg, Scotland 1974 Commonwealth Games, Christchurch, New 1972 Africa Championships, Nairobi, Kenya 1973 All Africa Games, Lagos, Nigeria 1974 Africa Championships, Kampala, Uganda 63.5kg 63.5kg Flyweight 51kg Bantamweight Featherweight Bantamweight 54kg 71kg Bantamweight Light Welterweight Bantamweight Featherweight Lightweight Heavyweight +81kg +81kg Heavyweight Light Welterweight Category Category Welterweight Light Flyweight 48kg Uganda’s medal table for major International sports events i.e olympics, World Championships, Commonwealth games, all Africa Championships, (1952-2017) National Council of Sports Leo Rwabwogo Ali Rojo Shadrack Odhiambo Eridari Mukwanga Josef Nsubuga J. Sentongo Ayub Kalule Francis Nyangweso Deogratias Musoke Kesi Odongo Benson Masanda George Oywello Muhammad Muruli Athlete/team Athlete/team Boxing Thomas Kawere James Odwori Appendix 2 Table 7:

66 67 Bronze Bronze Bronze Bronze Gold Gold Silver Gold Gold Silver Silver Silver Silver Gold Gold Gold Gold Gold Bronze Gold Silver Gold Silver Gold Bronze Gold Gold Bronze Silver Gold Gold Gold Bronze Bronze Silver Gold Bronze Africa Zealand Zealand Zealand Zealand Zealand 2011 All Africa Games, Maputo Mozambique 2003 All Africa Games Abuja, Nigeria 2003 All Africa Games Abuja, Nigeria 1999 All Africa Games, Johannesburg, South 1999 All Africa Games, Johannesburg, South 1999 All Africa Games, Johannesburg, South 1994 Africa Championships Johannesburg, South 1999 All Africa Games, Johannesburg, South 1991 All Africa Games Cairo, Egypt 1987 All Africa Games Nairobi, Kenya 1973 All Africa Games, Lagos, Nigeria 1987 All Africa Games Nairobi, Kenya 1973 All Africa Games, Lagos, Nigeria 1987 All Africa Games Nairobi, Kenya 1973 All Africa Games, Lagos, Nigeria 1987 All Africa Games Nairobi, Kenya 1968 Africa Championships, Lusaka, Zambia 1983 Africa Championships Kampala Uganda 2006 Commonwealth Games, Melbourne, Australia 1983 Africa Championships Kampala Uganda 2002 Commonwealth Games, Manchester UK 1978 Africa Championships Algiers, Algeria 2002 Commonwealth Games, Manchester UK 1972 Africa Championships Nairobi, Kenya 1994 Commonwealth Games, Victoria, Canada 1991 All Africa Games, Cairo, Egypt 1990 Commonwealth Games, Auckland New 1974 Africa Championships Kampala, Uganda 1990 Commonwealth Games, Auckland New 1990 Commonwealth Games, Auckland New 1990 Commonwealth Games, Auckland New 1994 Commonwealth Games, Victoria, Canada 1982 Commonwealth Games, Brisbane Australia 1972 Africa Championships Nairobi, Kenya Year/ Event/location Year/ Event/location 1974 Commonwealth Games, Christchurch, New 1974 Africa Championships, Kampala, Uganda 1980 Olympics, Moscow, Russia 63.5kg Light Flyweight Light Welterweight Light Flyweight Flyweight Lightweight Bantamweight 67kg Featherweight 54kg 48kg 60kg 60kg 71kg 91kg 54kg 75kg 75kg 81kg Flyweight 51kg 63.3kg Light Welterweight 67kg Light Heavy 81kg 75kg Bantamweight 54kg Light Flyweight 75kg Lightweight Middleweight Light Heavyweight Heavyweight Light Heavyweight 60kg Category Category Flyweight 67kg 67kg Ronald Serugo Sadat Tebazalwa Jolly Katongole Jackson Asiku Muhamed Kizito Abdul Tebazalwa Johnny Lubwama Kassim Adam Fredrick Muteweta Emmanuel Nsubuga Peter Odhiambo Charles Lubulwa Moussa Abouk Fred Kaddu John Omolo Patrick Lihanda George Matthias Ouma Jonathan Kiriisa Martin Mubiru William Galiwango Muhammad Kayongo Vincent Byarugaba Joseph Lubega Martin Akuba Fred Muteweta Justin Juuko Mustapha Wassaja Godfrey Nyakana Charles Matata Abdu Kaddu Charles Kiiza Jonathan Kirisa Alfred Odhiambo Athlete/team Athlete/team John Byaruhanga Vitalish Bbege John Mugabi

68 69 Silver (49.86) Silver (16.26) Silver (46.07) Bronze(50.25) Gold (47.82) Gold (48.54) Silver (49.55) Bronze(53.77) Bronze (5.22) Bronze (1.56) Bronze (14.84) Gold (50.64) Bronze (9:05.8) Silver (45.90) Silver (1.99m) Bronze(50.18) Silver (49.85) Silver (49.95) Silver (13.92) Silver (54.49) Silver (60.41) Bronze (57.10) Silver (14.0) Silver (59.0) Silver (57.32) Silver Gold (14.47) Bronze Bronze Gold (3:45.42) Silver Bronze (3:07.21) Gold Bronze (5.73) Bronze Bronze (15.29) Bronze Gold (4:38.7) Bronze Gold (2:09.5) Zealand Senegal Algeria Senegal 1973 All Africa Games, Lagos Nigeria 1973 All Africa Games, Lagos Nigeria 1974 Commonwealth Games, Christchurch, New 1973 All Africa Games, Lagos Nigeria 1972 Olympics Munich, German 1973 All Africa Games, Lagos Nigeria 1978 All Africa Games, Algiers, Algeria 1970 Commonwealth Games Edinburg, Scotland 1965 All Africa Games, Brazzaville Congo 1965 All Africa Games, Brazzaville Congo 1965 All Africa Games, Brazzaville Congo 1973 All Africa Games, Lagos Nigeria 1965 All Africa Games, Brazzaville Congo 1978 All Africa Games, Algiers, Algeria 1978 All Africa Games, Algiers, Algeria 1979 Africa Athletics Championships, Dakar 1982 Commonwealth Games Brisbane Australia 1982 Africa Athletics Championships, Cairo Egypt 1982 Africa Athletics Championships, Cairo Egypt 1988 Africa Athletics Championships Annaba 1978 All Africa Games, Algiers, Algeria 1979 Africa Athletics Championships, Dakar 1978 All Africa Games, Algiers, Algeria 1954 Commonwealth Games, Vancouver, Canada 1978 All Africa Games, Algiers Algeria 1982 Africa Athletics Championships, Cairo Egypt 1982 Commonwealth Games Brisbane Australia 2017 Africa Championships, Brazzaville, Congo 1973 All Africa Games, Lagos Nigeria 2017 Africa Championships, Brazzaville, Congo 1973 All Africa Games, Lagos Nigeria 2017 Africa Championships, Brazzaville, Congo 1973 All Africa Games, Lagos Nigeria 2015 African Games, Brazzaville, Congo 1973 All Africa Games, Lagos Nigeria 2014 Commonwealth Games, Glasgow, Scotland 1973 All Africa Games, Lagos Nigeria Year/ Event/location Year/ Event/location 2014 Commonwealth Games, Glasgow, Scotland 1973 All Africa Games, Lagos Nigeria (Women) 81Kg (Women) Hummer Throw (Men) Triple Jump (Men) 400m (Men) 400m Hurdles (Men) 400m Hurdles (Men) 400m Long Jump (Women) High Jump (Women) Shot put (Men) Hummer Throw 3000m SC (Men) 100m Hurdles 400m 400m Hurdles 400m Hurdles 100m Hurdles 400m Hurdles 400m Shot Put Shot Put Discus Throw High Jump 400m Hurdles 400m Hurdles 400m Hurdles Bantamweight 4 x 400m Relay Super Heavyweight 4 x 400m Relay (Men) Welterweight Long Jump (Women) Light Heavyweight 100m Hurdles Light Flyweight 1500m (Women) Category Category Super Heavyweight 800m (Women) Gabriel Luzira Abraham Munabi Silver Ayoo Akii Bua Judith Ayaa Teddy Nakisuyi Regina Awori Yovan Ochola Eddy Okadapau Ruth Kyalisima Joyce Aciro Helen Alyek Athletics Patrick Etolu Peter Rwamuhanda Geoffrey Kaketo Relay Team David Ayiti Relay Team Muzamir Kakande Christine Kabanda Kennedy Katende Budesia Nyakecho Fazil Juma Kagwa Peace Kesiime Athlete/team Athlete/team Michael Sekabembe Christine Anyakun

70 71 (16:00.26) Bronze (46.20) Bronze Silver (2:14.00) Silver (4:25.34) Gold (8:29.39) Silver (3788) Silver (5029) Silver (48.41) Gold (2:07.00) Silver (53.40) Bronze (2:01.76) Bronze (1:57.02) Gold (3:39.78) Bronze (3:40.83) Bronze(44.53) Silver (44.37) Silver (44.79) Bronze (15.42) Bronze (46.21) Gold (76.94) Bronze (74.60) Gold (73.42) Gold (74.52) Bronze (67.76) Bronze (44.86) Bronze (3:34.41) Bronze (45.65) Bronze (4:17.87) Silver (7.75) Silver (46.77) Bronze (43.04) Silver (42.40) Silver (3:04.20) Silver (3:44.90) Silver (3:39.94) Gold (3:37.74) Gold (47.50) Bronze (45.52) Bronze (41.64) Senegal Algeria Algeria Algeria Senegal Senegal 1982 Africa Athletics Championships, Cairo, Egypt 2011 World Military Games, Brazil 1990 Africa Athletics Championships, Cairo, Egypt 1990 Africa Athletics Championships, Cairo, Egypt 2011 World Military Games, Brazil 1978 All Africa Games, Algiers, Algeria 1982 Africa Athletics Championships, Cairo, Egypt 2008 Commonwealth Youth Games, Pune, India 1982 Africa Athletics Championships, Cairo, Egypt 1996 Olympics, Atlanta, Georgia 1997 World Championships, Athens, Greece 1998 Africa Athletics Championships, Dakar 1996 Africa Athletics Championships, Cameroon 1999 All Africa Games, Johannesburg, South 1982 Africa Athletics Championships, Cairo, Egypt 1994 World Junior Championships Lisbon, Portugal 1995 All Africa Games Harare, Zimbabwe 1988 Africa Athletics Championships, Annaba 1982 Africa Athletics Championships, Cairo, Egypt 1991 All Africa Games Cairo, Egypt 1978 All Africa Games, Algiers, Algeria 1985 Africa Athletics Championships, Cairo, Egypt 1987 All Africa Games Nairobi, Kenya 1988 Africa Athletics Championships, Annaba 1990 Africa Athletics Championships, Cairo, Egypt 1987 All Africa Games Nairobi, Kenya 1978 All Africa Games, Algiers, Algeria 1987 All Africa Games Nairobi, Kenya 1978 All Africa Games, Algiers, Algeria 1978 All Africa Games, Algiers, Algeria 1988 Africa Athletics Championships, Annaba 1978 All Africa Games, Algiers, Algeria Year/ Event/location Year/ Event/location 1973 All Africa Games, Lagos Nigeria 1978 All Africa Games, Algiers, Algeria 1979 Africa Athletics Championships Dakar, 1978 All Africa Games, Algiers, Algeria 1982 Africa Athletics Championships, Cairo, Egypt 1979 Africa Athletics Championships Dakar, 1982 Africa Athletics Championships Cairo, Egypt (Women) ) (Women (Women) 400m 5,000m 800m 1500m SC Pentathlon Heptathlon 1500m 800m 400m 400m 800m 20km Road Walk 1500m Javelin Throw Triple Jump 400m (Men) Javelin (Men) Javelin Javelin Javelin Javelin 4 x 400m Relay 400m 1500m (Women) Long Jump 4 x 400m Relay 4 x 100m Relay Category Category Javelin Throw Javelin Throw Javelin Throw 4 x 400m Relay(Men) Discus Throw Mike Okot Rebecca Cheptegei Edith Nakayingi Simon Ayieko Margaret Bisereko Alex Cherop Evelyn Adiru Davis Kamoga Grace Birungi Nelsensio Bigingo Julius Achon Schola Mujawamaria William Bisereko Francis Ogola Justine Arop Relay Team Cyril Etoori Evelyn Adiru Fidelis Ndyabagye Relay Team Relay Team Athlete/team Athlete/team Constance Rwabiryagye Relay Team Helen Alyek

72 73 (14:05.20) Silver (24:03) Gold (28:03.77) Silver (22:49) Bronze (23:28) Bronze Bronze Gold (28:03.46) Bronze(13:46.75 Gold (13:12:51) Bronze (33:10) Silver (35:04) Silver (27:33.37) Gold (13:31.25) Gold (27:57.39) Gold (13:43.08) Gold Silver (1:49.37) Bronze Bronze Gold (16:21.32) Silver (15:54.22) Silver (16:42.9) Gold (9:18.240) Gold (54:22) Silver (1:02:56) Silver (55:06) Gold (1:02:08) Bronze (55:19) Silver (15.05m) Silver Silver Bronze (5:41.25) Silver Gold (13.95m) Gold (13.90m) Bronze (8:18.73) Gold (42:33) Bruxelles Belgium Switzerland Bydgoszcz Poland Amman, Jordan Kenya Poland Obudu, Nigeria Poland Obudu, Nigeria UK UK Poland UK Kenya Benin Benin Italy 2004 World Cross Country Championships 2004 World Junior Championships, Italy 2003 World Cross Country Championships 2002 World Cross Country Championships, Ireland 2013 All Africa Games, Abuja Nigeria 2006 Africa Athletics Championships, Mauritius 2006 Africa Athletics Championships, Mauritius 2007 World Championships, Osaka, Japan 2007 All Africa Games, Algiers, Algeria 2010 World Cross Country Championships, 2009 World Cross Country Championships, 2010 Africa Athletics Championships Nairobi, 2010 Commonwealth Games, New Delhi, India 2010 Commonwealth Games, New Delhi, India 2011 All Africa Games, Maputo, Mozambique 2014 Commonwealth Games, Glasgow, Scotland 2014 Youth Olympic Games, Nanjing China 2013 World Mountain Running Championships, 2013 Africa Mountain Running Championships, 2013 World Mountain Running Championships, 2013 Africa Mountain Running Championships, Year/ Event/location Year/ Event/location 2013 Africa Youth Athletics Championships, Nigeria 2014 Africa Youth Games, Gaborone, Botswana 2014 Africa Youth Games, Gaborone, Botswana 2011 Commonwealth Youth Games, Isle of Man 2011 Commonwealth Youth Games, Isle of Man 2013 World Mountain Running Championships, 2010 Youth Olympic Games, Singapore 2011 Commonwealth Youth Games, Isle of Man 2010 Africa Athletics Championships, Nairobi 2012 Africa Athletics Championships, Porto Novo, 2012 Africa Athletics Championships, Porto Novo, 2012 World Mountain Running Championships, 2000 World Junior Championships, Chile 2002 Africa Athletics Championships, Tunisia 2003 All Africa Games, Abuja, Nigeria 2005 World Championships, Helsinki, Finland Cross Country Junior 1000m Cross Country Junior 5,000m 10,000m 5,000m 5,000m Cross Country Cross Country 10,000m 5,000m 10,000m 10,000m 10,000m 800m Mountain Running Mountain Running Category Category Triple Jump Shotput Discus 2000m SC 3000m Mountain Running 2000m SC Triple Jump Triple Jump 3000m SC Mountain Running SC 5000m 5000m 3000m Boniface Kiprop Moses Kipsiro Geoffrey Balimumiti Philip Kiplimo Geoffrey Kusuro Athlete/team Athlete/team Felix Watson Laker Mercy Nancy Cheptegei Nathan Ayeko Zakaria Kiprotich Sarah Nambawa Benjamin Kiplagat Michael Cherop Dorcus Inzikuru

74 75 (21:06.14) Silver (21:01.85) Gold Bronze Silver Silver Bronze Bronze Bronze (2:12:23) Bronze (2:01.38) Gold (20:33.77) Bronze (2:02.51) Gold (2:01.81) Silver Bronze Silver (22:27) Bronze (8:37.02) Bronze (23:35) (27:26.68) Bronze Bronze Gold Gold (53.50) Silver (55.24) Bronze (55.24) Gold (37:52) Bronze Gold Silver (2:01.60) Gold (49:00) Bronze Gold Silver n Championships, Kampala Championships, Kampala Championships, Kampala Canada Canada Cameroon Amman, Jordan 2014 World University Cross Country 2014 World University Cross Country 2015 World University Games, South Korea 2015 Commonwealth Youth Games, Samoa 2015 Commonwealth Youth Games, Samoa 2014 Commonwealth Games, Glasgow Scotland 2014 World University Cross Country 2015 Commonwealth Youth Games, Samoa 2015 Commonwealth Youth Games, Samoa 2014 Commonwealth Games, Glasgow Scotland 2010 World Junior Championships, Moncton 2011 All Africa Games, Maputo Mozambique 2010 World Junior Championships, Moncton 2016 Africa Cross Country Championships, 2011 Commonwealth Youth Games, Isle of Man Year/ Event/location 2009 World Cross Country Championships 2011 World Cross Country Championships, Spain Poland Kampala (Junior event) Italy Italy Italy UK Welsh Premana, Italy Premana, Italy Premana, Italy Welsh 2016 World Junior Athletics Championships, 2017 World Cross Country Championships, 2014 World Mountain Running Championships, 2014 World Mountain Running Championships, 2014 World Mountain Running Championships, 2015 Africa Junior Championships, Addis Ababa Year/ Event/location 2011 Commonwealth Youth Games, Isle of Man Games, Baku Azerbaija Solidarity 2016 Islamic 2015 World Mountain Running Championship, 2017 World Mountain Running Championships, 2017 World Mountain Running Championships, 2017 World Mountain Running Championships, 2015 World Mountain Running Championship, 2015 Africa Junior Championships, Addis Ababa Cross Country Cross Country 800m 1500m 3000m 800m Cross Country 1500m 3000m Marathon 800m 800m 3000m SC Cross Country 3000m Category Cross Country Junior Cross Country Junior 10,000m Junior event Mountain Running Mountain Running Mountain Running 800m Category 400m Mountain Running Mountain Running Mountain Running Mountain Running 5000m Prim Twikirize Dorcus Ajok Peruth Chemutai Winnie Nanyondo Janat Chemusto Abraham Kiplimo Annet Negesa Jacob Araptany Philip Kipyeko Athlete/team Moses Kibet Thomas Ayeko Jacob Kiplimo Isaac Kiprop Daniel Rotich Kibet Soyekwo Susan Aneno Athlete/team Halima Nakaayi Fred Musobo Victor Kiplangat Joel Ayeko Stella Chesang

76 77 ((31:06.71)) Bronze Silver Silver (4:00:62) Gold Gold Gold Gold (28:32.86) Gold Gold Silver Gold (2:08:01) (35.34) Silver Gold (2:09:51) Bronze Silver Bronze Bronze Gold Silver Gold (51.89) Gold Gold Gold Bronze Bronze Gold Bronze (1:04.27) Bronze (2:13.30) USA Championships, Kampala Ethiopia Mozambique Hungary Hungary Town South Africa Kampala Ethiopia Dubai Obudu, Nigeria 2011 All Africa Games, Maputo, Mozambique 2015 African Games, Brazzaville, Congo 2016 Rio Paralympic Games, Brazil 2017 World Para Athletics Championships, London 2011 All Africa Games, Maputo, Mozambique 2015 African Games, Brazzaville, Congo 2014 IAAF World Junior Championships, Oregon 2014 World University Cross Country 2015 Africa Junior Championships, Addis Ababa, 2017 World Championships, London UK - 2011 All Africa Games, Maputo, 2015 World Kickboxing Federation Championship 2017 World Kickboxing Federation Championships 2012 Olympics, London UK 2011 Africa Cross Country Championships, Cape 2013 World Championships, Moscow Russia 2012 World Inter-Continental Championships, - 2012 Africa Badminton Championships, 2007 All Africa Games, Algiers, Algeria 2011 All Africa Games, Maputo, Mozambique 2015 African Games, Brazzaville, Congo 2015 IBNA World Bodybuilding Championships, 2016 IBNA World Championships, Hungary 2017 Commonwealth Youth Games, Bahamas Year/ Event/location Year/ Event/location 2014 Natural Body Building World Olympia, USA 2015 IBNA/PNBA World Cup, California, USA 2013 Africa Mountain Running Championships 2015 IAAF World Championships, Beijing China 5000m (Athletics) 1500m (Athletics) 1500m (Athletics) 1500m (Athletics) 100m (Athletics) 100m (Athletics) 10,000m Cross Country 10,000m 10,000m Men’s Singles Kickboxing Marathon Marathon Country Cross Marathon Kickboxing Women’s Doubles Men’s Singles Men’s Singles Men’s Singles Javelin Throw Category Category Mountain Running Marathon Shamim Bangi David Emong Paralympics Christine Akullo Joshua Cheptegei Lawn Tennis Duncan Mugabe Kick Boxing Patricia Apolot Stephen Kiprotich Ronald Mugula BADMINTON Margaret Nankabirwa/ Edwin Ekiring Mubarak Kizito Joyce Lalam Athlete/team Athlete/team Solomon Mutai Body Building Ivan Byekwaso

78 79 ) ) ) ) ) ) st th th th th st Overall th th th up) Winners (1 Qualified Qualified 6 Gold Gold Bronze 8 Gold (4 Qualified Winners (1 4 Qualified (8 Qualified (6 Qualified (8 Qualified (Runner Silver d Qualifie Gold Silver Silver (1:03.74) Bronze Bronze Gold Bronze Gold Gold Silver Bronze Malawi 2007 World Cricket Division III, Darwin, Australia 2004 U-19 World Cup Qualifiers, Bangladesh 2007 U-19 World Cup Qualifiers, Sri Lanka 2009 ICC Global U-19 Qualifiers, Canada 2009 Africa U-19 Qualifiers, Zambia 2015 ICC Global U-19 Qualifiers, Malaysia Year/ Event/location 2014 Africa Youth Games, Gaborone, Botswana 2011 All Africa Games, Maputo, Mozambique 2013 Africa Netball Championships, Blantyre 2015 Netball World Cup, Sydney Australia 2017 Africa Netball Championships, Kampala 1962 African Cup of Nations 1968 African Cup of Nations 1974 African Cup of Nations, Egypt 1976 African Cup of Nations, Ethiopia 1978 African Cup of Nations, Accra, Ghana (Uganda 0 – Ghana 2) Finals 2017 Africa Cup of Nations, Gabon South Korea Cairo Egypt Dammar, South Arabia Nairobi, Kenya Kenya Nairobi, Kenya Nairobi, Pyeong Chang, Korea Athens Greece Athens Greece Athens Greece 2015 CISM World Military Games, Mungyeong 2015 Africa Junior Swimming Championships, 2012 World Islamic Weightlifting Championships, 2008 Commonwealth Youth Games, Pune India Youth 2008 Commonwealth Championships, Senior Weightlifting 2012 Africa Championships, Senior Weightlifting 2012 Africa 2013 Special Olympics World Winter Games 2011 Special Olympics World Summer Games, 2011 Special Olympics World Summer Games, 2011 Special Olympics World Summer Games, Year/ Event/location 1999 Africa Championships, France Senior Men U-19 Men’s Team Category Youth Team Netball Netball Netball Football Stroke) Golf 100m Butterfly 62Kg 141Kg Clean & Jerk 62kg Snatch Floor Hockey 100m Athletics 100m Athletics (Breast Swimming Category Cricket Cricket Senior Team Cricket U-19 Team Athlete/team Netball Pearl Cranes She Cranes Football Uganda Cranes Golf Flavia Namakula Swimming Rebecca Ssengonzi Weightlifting Ismail Katamba Charles Ssekyaya Special olympics Uganda Team Timothy Kiwanuka Tom Idere Allan Kalyowa Athlete/team Motosport Charles Muhangi (Steven Byaruhanga)

80 81 Overall th Bronze 4 Silver Gold Gold Gold To be updated 2003 All Africa Games, Abuja, Nigeria 2003 All Africa Games, Abuja, Nigeria 2015 All Africa Pool Championships 2016 AAPA Africa Pool Championships Year/ Event/location 2016 Africa 7s Championships, Nairobi Kenya 2016 Africa 7s Championships Softball (Women) Baseball Pool Pool Category Rugby Rugby Basketball Baseball and softball Softball Team Baseball Team Team (Women) Team (Men&Women) Athlete/team Rugby Rugby Cranes Rugby Cranes

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