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  Olympics

  / 8 years ago

  Tunisian Fencer Becomes the First African Woman to Win a Fencing Medal

  Ines Boubakari made history by becoming the first African woman to win an Olympic fencing medal at the Rio games. The...

  By Viktor Akatwijuka
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  Olympics

  / 8 years ago

  Rio 2016: Chierika Ukogu is Showing the World What “We Can Accomplish”

  There are many reasons why we love the Olympics. We love the patriotism and the hysteria as we watch our heroes...

  By Alex Busingye
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  Olympics

  / 8 years ago

  Rio 2016: Bitter Sweet Ending for the Blitzboks

  The Blitzboks had been prepping for this moment for years, the opportunity to win the first Olympic rugby tournament in almost...

  By Alex Busingye
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  Olympics

  / 8 years ago

  Rio 2016: Kenya official Sent Home After Posing As A Runner To Give Fake Urine Sample

  John Anzrah, coach of the Kenyan track and field team was today sent home from the Rio Olympics after he posed...

  By Jallah Cordor
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  Football

  / 8 years ago

  Bring It: Nigeria Ready for the Olympics Quarterfinals

  Nigeria will look to emulate Nwanku Kanu’s Under-23 class of 96 which won Gold at the Atlanta games. The African champions...

  By Viktor Akatwijuka
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  Olympics

  / 8 years ago

  Rio 2016: South Africa Came to Slay! But Kenya, Not So Much!

  South Africa’s Rugby team looks great as they head into their highly anticipated clash against Great Britain later today. The Blitzboks...

  By Mary Khisa
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  Olympics

  / 8 years ago

  Le Clos’ Pocked the Bear: Phelps Says His Win Was “Revenge”

  On Monday night, Chad Le Clos engaged Micheal Phelps in psychological warfare. Considering that Le Clos had defeated Phelps in the...

  By Alex Busingye
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  Olympics

  / 8 years ago

  Kenya And South Africa Carry Africa’s Hope For Rugby Gold in Rio Olympics 2016.

  Kenya and South Africa are representing Africa in the Rugby tourney at the Rio games. They are competing with 10 of...

  By Viktor Akatwijuka
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  Olympics

  / 8 years ago

  It’s Going Down for ‘Rio’: We Are Minutes Away From a Potential Classic, Phelps vs. Le Clos

  Yesterday, in perhaps the most theatrical moment at the Olympics, the world caught a glimpse of what appeared to be intense...

  By Alex Busingye
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  Olympics

  / 8 years ago

  The Future is Still Bright for the 14-year-old Kaya Adwoa Forson, Ghana’s First Female Olympic Swimmer

  The 14-year-old Kaya Adwoa Forson became the first female Ghanaian swimmer to compete in the Olympics on Monday 8th. The young...

  By Mary Khisa