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NCS to pay financial reward for medals

Daily Monitor Friday July 30 2021 Summary National Council of Sports (NCS) is committing to rewarding athletes who win either Gold, Silver or Bronze and give Uganda mileage as billions of eyes watch on television in every corner of the world Advertisement The Uganda national anthem is played. The flag is raised. That’s the reward for becoming an Olympic champion. However, athletes don’t get paid for taking part in the Olympic Games, or winning. Competing at these games is the most prestigious moment any sportsperson can live through, at par with the World Cup across the other sports disciplines. National Council of Sports (NCS) is committing to rewarding athletes who win either Gold, Silver or Bronze and give Uganda mileage as billions of eyes watch on television in every corner of the world.

Ugandan weighlifter Julius Ssekitoleko returns from Tokyo

Ugandan weighlifter Julius Ssekitoleko returns from Tokyo
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Unmasking new stars behind Uganda s Afrobasket success

Unmasking new stars behind Uganda s Afrobasket success
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Covid: The unwanted link in Uganda s Olympic story

Daily Monitor Saturday July 10 2021 Frozen out. Annet Negesa qualified for London 2012 Games but could only watch the biggest sporting event after she was barred from participation over hormone levels. PHOTO/AGENCIES Summary Challenge. Uganda has a rich Olympic history but its hands have been burned before, with athletes such as George Odeke (1964) Annet Negesa (2012) controversially not participating despite qualifying for the Games – Covid presents one such moments. Advertisement Despite the regular checkups and keeping in a bubble, Busquets tested positive for Covid-19. “This disease is everywhere,” mumbled Uganda Olympic Committee (UOC) president and National Council of Sports chairman Donald Rukare, when boxing coach Patrick Lihanda tested positive for Covid-19 for the second time in two weeks in Japan.

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