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University Sports Infrastructure Shouldn’t be an Afterthought

When I got a short playing stint with Makerere University, I was equally shocked about the challenges we had to shoulder as athletes. First, we had one basketball court used for practice and game day. The University has two outdoor basketball courts, but one (pool court) was “kidnapped” by the community and turned into a pickup spot.

Born with Three Holes in the Heart: 15 Candles Later

Baby Je is now 15 years old. He has impaired speech (during the surgery, the brain didn’t receive enough oxygen), he is on the autism spectrum and takes medication each day of his life to keep him afloat. But you want to know the most beautiful thing that has happened beyond baby Je. Three years ago, my mother, frustrated by how autistic children are treated in society (having seen the treatment baby Je received in public spaces), set out to create a group of mothers who care about their children on the autism spectrum.

Rethinking Fan Attendance: Why Should I Leave the Comfort of my Sofa to go Watch AFCON Live?

I was recently pondering why AFCON is a top tournament on the continent, but it’s still struggling beyond just the issue addressed in this article. Particularly, I am puzzled when most Africans ask questions like, “Is AFCON a qualification tournament for the World Cup?” Or when an African diehard for the English Premier League states, “I don’t even know anything about AFCON apart from the fact that one or two of our players won’t be playing the next couple of EPL games.” 

We Thought we Would be Helping the Needy by a Certain Age: Who is the Needy Now?

Big Foot Athletes wouldn't have been able to achieve this without your 1000 UGX or 500 UGX coins. Tap yourself on your back, and remind yourself that you achieved something this year. It may not necessarily have been supporting Big Foot Athlete's causes, but that street beggar you gave your pocket change to, that mother you bought avocado from without bargaining, that house help you paid a 13th check (even if she stresses you with Okello escapades), or that friend who you showed up for at their lowest.

The Poverty Game: Elevating African Sports (Part 4)

A couple of years back, I reached out to my Class Old Girls’ WhatsApp group and suggested that we form a savings group. There was a lot of reluctance, and in fact, it was a total failure. Part of the reason is, we are young adults, and everyone understands how the economy is hot for our age bracket. Most of us are/were unemployed, most had just completed university, and of course, we survive big on the hustle culture.

The Poverty Game: Elevating African Sports (Part 3)

Remember, there will never be another you. Read that again. There will never be another you. Similarly, in terms of sports, there will never be another LeBron, Messi, Ronaldo, Wilt Chamberlain, Jordan, Candace Parker, Aja Wilson, Jimmy Enabu, Okello Allan, or Siya Kolisi, name them all.

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Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts. Separated they live in Bookmarksgrove right at the coast

Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts. Separated they live in Bookmarksgrove right at the coast

Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts. Separated they live in Bookmarksgrove right at the coast