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Twelve-year-old Antony Ahabwe a pupil of Kabale Quality Primary School had always been passionate about sports, particularly football. He spent every spare moment practicing his kicks, watching games, and reading about the latest tactics. Ahabwe’s parent, who is a teacher at St. Mary’s College Rushoroza, suggested enrolling him in capacity building a chance he welcomed

By Arnold Mukwaya On Sunday 8th December, students, games teachers, and sportsmen from different places arrived at Sacred Heart SS in Gulu City for the capacity-building program. The program, organized by the Uganda Secondary Schools Sports Association, aimed to equip the participants with skills in coaching, refereeing, and media. A total of 62 participants, comprising

By Kasozi Kennedy (Media Capacity Building Participant – Bugema) The USSSA Organises Competitions for Schools, Talent Identification and Development through Capacity Building, and Camps for Pupils, Students, Teachers and sports lovers annuallyThis year’s USSSA capacity-building program is currently taking place at Lubiri Secondary School in KampalaThe program kicked off on Sunday 8th December 2024. Participants

By Emma Ssekago Currently underway at Ngora High School in Ngora District, this program has drawn a total of 82 participants, comprising 49 football refereeing trainees and 33 football coaching traineesExperienced instructors are leading the training, Erebu John Michael is responsible for football coaching, and Joseph Ochom is responsible for football refereeing. Participants hail from

We closely monitor these referees and they are performing well” Instructor Faizal Nsubuga hails young officials as another batch of USSSA capacity building gets underway. The Uganda Secondary Schools Sports Association capacity building training for the year 2024 officially got underway in different centers across the country this week. The 2024 capacity building training edition