The African Nations Championships (CHAN) 2024 will be co-hosted by Uganda, Kenya, and Tanzania, marking the first time the event will be held in East Africa since Rwanda in 2016.

2024 has been a great year for Ugandan sports, with medal hauls at the African Games in Accra, Ghana, the Olympic Games and Paralympics in Paris France, as well as trophies, records and amazing feats from several other international sports engagements across the 51 sports disciplines.

Today, National Council of Sports commemorates its 60th anniversary.

At the helm of Sports in Uganda, NCS has been unwavering in its pursuit of championing sports development and strives to outshine past achievements in the future.

The Uganda National senior men’s cricket team, the Cricket team will debut at the ICC Men’s T20 Cricket World Cup scheduled from the 01st to 29th June 2024 in the USA and West Indies.

The Uganda Cricket Association announced a squad of 15 players and two traveling reserves, led by captain Brian Masaba for the historical bow. The team was flagged off by the Minister of state for Sports, Hon. Peter Ogwang on 21st May 2024 at Lugogo.

Today, National Council of Sports, Ministry of Education and Sports, Uganda Olympic Committee and the Embassy of France in Uganda have joined the rest of the world to a countdown to the 100 days to the Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games at a media launch purposed to shine a spotlight to the biggest sporting event scheduled to take place in the city of Paris from the 26th July to 11th August 2024.

Team Uganda with a medal haul of 20 medals at the 13th African Games in Accra Ghana is the 2nd best performance for Uganda since 1979. Uganda was represented in 18 disciplines and with electric performances successfully completed the continental games in 13th position overall.

‘Uganda acknowledges and appreciates your talents, and thanks you for representing our country proudly.’- congratulated the First Lady and Minister of Education and Sports, Hon. Janet Museveni.

In accordance to the National Sports Act 2023, Section 32(2), the Minister of Education and Sports has appointed a new Council/Board to serve for the period 2024 to 2028:

i). Mr. Ambrose Tashobya - Chairperson
ii). Ms. Jacqueline Basemera - Member
iii). Ms Cecilia Anyakoit - Member
iv) Ms. Gloria Evelyn Piloya - Member
v) Mr. Zubair Galiwango - Member
vi) Mr. Moses Omara Anyii - Member
vii) Mr. Stephen Kiprotich - Member
viii) Dr. Patrick Ogwel - Ex-Official/General Secretary

Uganda have made history by qualifying for their maiden ICC T20 Men’s World Cup 2024 in USA and West Indies.

Uganda secured their spot by beating Rwanda by 9 wickets in the last game of the Africa qualifiers; with a stellar record of 5 out of 6 victories at the Africa Qualifiers, the historic achievement marks Uganda’s continuous rise in Cricket.

25TH OCTOBER 2023

The National Council of Sports (NCS) regrets to announce that we have today withdrawn the Certificate of Recognition previously issued to the Uganda Netball Federation (UNF), and that the federation will no longer conduct any business related to the sport of netball on behalf of the Government of Uganda.

The decision arises out of the persistent governance and leadership challenges that have engulfed the UNF, and due to the failure by the UNF to follow the laws of Uganda and their own statutes.

The 2027 African Cup of Nations (AFCON) will be hosted jointly in Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania following the successful bidding process by the three East African countries under the “the East Africa Pamoja Bid”.

The Pamoja bid is a strategic fit, in line with African Union Agenda 2063, and East Africa Community Vision 2050 which aims to achieve sustainable development for all.