· 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 reportThe IPC records Zimbabwe's first Paralympic appearance under that name at Arnhem 1980. Sprinter Elliot Mujaji later won 100m T46 gold at both Sydney 2000 and Athens 2004. More recent development coverage follows the creation of a Para rowing crew for Rio 2016 and blind football training across schools and provinces. In 2025, Zimbabwe took third place in the African blind football championships' Division 2 competition.
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.
Read the archive report· Multi-sport
Ten participants from nine countries developed plans to strengthen athletes’ voices at home.
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· Blind football
Six blind football camps held across Zimbabwe in June 2019 introduced 170 male and female students to the sport and helped identify prospective national-team players.
Read the archive reportConnect with the national organisation to ask about participation, athlete development, classification and representing your country.
Connect with your NPC to find an accessible club, a first training session or a local sport opportunity.
Build an athlete pathway through coaching, equipment access, classification information and competition.
Prepare for national and continental events, with entries coordinated by your NPC and the relevant federation.