· Blind football
South Sudan, Uganda and Zimbabwe reach the African Division 2 podium
South Sudan won the IBSA Blind Football African Championships Division 2 title in 2025, with Uganda finishing second and Zimbabwe third.
Read the archive reportUganda's recent IPC archive follows athletes across swimming and badminton, alongside its established athletics coverage. Husnah Kukundakwe became Tokyo 2020's youngest Paralympian and returned for her second Games in Paris. Ritah Asiimwe reached Tokyo when badminton entered the Paralympic programme. Their stories show athletes building international careers while strengthening the visibility of Para sport at home, complementing regional education and athlete-representation initiatives hosted in Uganda.
Historical context is drawn from the linked IPC records. Dates and roles refer to the time of the original report.
· Blind football
South Sudan won the IBSA Blind Football African Championships Division 2 title in 2025, with Uganda finishing second and Zimbabwe third.
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· Para swimming
Husnah Kukundakwe arrived at Paris 2024 for her second Paralympic Games after being Tokyo 2020's youngest competitor at 14.
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· Para badminton
Ritah Asiimwe discovered Para badminton while attending the Uganda international tournament in 2018.
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