Category: Africa Handball Championship
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Handball: Resilient Nile Queens Fall to Tunisia in Showdown
Uganda’s Nile Queens faced a formidable challenge in their African Cup of Nations (AFCON) encounter against Tunisia, succumbing to a 47:18 defeat. Despite the loss, the Queens showcased determination and heart, continuing to carry the hopes of a nation on their shoulders. The match, played in a high-energy atmosphere, tested Uganda’s growing handball prowess against…
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Uganda’s Moment of Glory Awaits at the African Handball Championship
The 26th African Women’s Handball Championship in Kinshasa marks Uganda’s long-awaited return to the continental stage, their first appearance in over four decades since competing in 1974, 1976, and 1979. Uganda’s national team is ready to rekindle its legacy, opening its campaign on November 28, 2024. Drawn into a competitive Group B alongside Africa’s heavyweights—Angola,…
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Finally, Salvation for the Nile Queens as Financial Struggles Nearly Halt AFCON Dream
The Nile Queens’ journey to the 2024 Women’s Handball Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) is a testament to resilience and determination, reflecting not just their hard work but also the rising prominence of women’s sports in Uganda. Departing from Entebbe International Airport for Kinshasa, Congo, the team is ready to face the continent’s top handball…
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Visa crisis hits Uganda Handball team: 14 cleared, 6 players await financial rescue
Uganda women handball team faces financial hurdles ahead of Africa nations cup After 45 years, Uganda’s national handball team is at risk of missing the Africa Nations Cup due to a severe financial crisis. Despite their remarkable qualification last year, the team is struggling to secure the necessary funds for travel and participation. Coach Ssali…