Questions and answers
The things people ask us most about Kho Kho and Kho Kho Uganda.
Kho Kho is one of the world's oldest traditional tag sports, known for speed, agility, teamwork, strategic thinking, fitness and discipline. It is cheap and easy to play, which makes it easy for schools and communities to start.
Eight chasers sit along a central lane while a ninth chases three defenders at a time. The chaser tags defenders for points and can pass the chase to a seated teammate by touching her back and saying Kho. Our How to play page has the full guide and video lessons.
Kho Kho Uganda has taken the sport to 92 districts and cities across the Central, Eastern, Northern and Western regions. The full list is on the Publications page.
Use the registration form and choose School or Club. The membership committee reviews each application and replies by email. You get a reference number straight away so you can check progress.
Yes. The registration form has an Individual Member option for players, coaches, referees and supporters.
The Events page lists upcoming and past events, and you can add any event to your phone's calendar. Subscribe to tournament alerts at the bottom of any page to get new announcements by email.
Photos are in the Gallery. The strategic plan, outreach report, executive committee list and tournament reports are on the Publications page.
Keep the reference number shown after you apply (it looks like KKU-SCH-00012) and use the status check on the registration page.
Send a message from the Contact page and the right person will reply by email.
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