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Uganda's women win bronze at the first Kho Kho World Cup in New Delhi
Uganda sent a women's national team to the first ever Kho Kho World Cup in New Delhi in January 2025. Among more than 20 countries, the team finished third and brought home a bronze medal.
Read the full storyThe genesis of Kho Kho in Uganda: from New Delhi in 2020 to a World Cup bronze in 2025
In 2020 five Ugandans trained in New Delhi on invitation from the Khokho Federation of India. They brought the sport home, ran the first national course in Butambala in November 2021, and by January 2025 Uganda was at the World Cup.
Read moreSoroti hosts the first organised Kho Kho tournament: 16 schools, and Cornerstone wins a double
In 2024 Soroti District hosted the first ever organised Kho Kho tournament in Uganda. Sixteen secondary schools played at Soroti Grounds, and Cornerstone SS emerged victorious with a double.
Read more30+ coaches certified as the Level 1 Kho Kho coaching course ends in Mukono
More than 30 participants were certified at the close of the Level 1 national Kho Kho coaching course in Mukono, a result UBC News reported as Kho Kho sport development.
Read moreHigh Commission of India flags off Uganda's Kho Kho team for the World Cup in New Delhi
Ahead of the Kho Kho World Cup in New Delhi, 13 to 19 January 2025, the High Commission of India flagged off the Kho Kho Sport Federation of Uganda team.
Read moreKho Kho at the USSSA Ball Games in Gulu: nine boys' and ten girls' schools confirmed
A list of confirmed schools for Kho Kho at the USSSA Ball Games in Gulu names nine boys' schools and ten girls' schools, many of them from Eastern and Northern Uganda.
Read moreTeachers in Nakapiripiriti learn Kho Kho, with a district competition planned
Eleven games teachers from primary and secondary schools trained at Nakapiripiriti Primary School on 12 August 2026. The district plans a Kho Kho competition in third term.
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