Kwiga Hub Sports

At time for remembrance, healing and introspection.

Part one of my sit-down with co-founder Nnadozie Ebere, looks at how he found himself in the content development space, the people that have inspired him and how young Africans are ready to take the lead.
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Interested in a career in sports? Listen to Khanyisa's inspiring story on and off the field.

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Lend an ear to Khanyisa Sade Bada, as she takes us through her time in the sports industry. From hockey captain, to coach and now Athlete Services Coordinator at Iron Man South Africa.

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As the holiday approaches, have you signed-up for some swimming sessions??

As the Kwiga Hub Sports team prepares for the upcoming third term, we took a moment to reflect on the progress gained in the last few months. From onboarding new coaches, to partnering with local senior athletes in various our basketball program, it is clear we are growing.

Here are a few snapshots of the team in action, at the core of grassroots development. Here's to greater strides.

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As the Kwiga Hub Sports team prepares for the upcoming third term, we took a moment to reflect on the progress gained in the last few months. From onboarding new coaches, to partnering with local senior athletes in various our basketball program, it is clear we are growing. Here are a few snapshots of the team in action, at the core of grassroots development. Here's to greater strides. Like, share and follow our pages on various platforms for more content.#KwigaHubSports #sport #Grassroots #development #basketball #rwanda

Congratulations to the winner of the ()

The Eritrean put in a valiant effort in keeping the yellow jersey and made it to the top of the podium.

Who was the first black African Olympic medalist? ABEBE BIKILA!

The first African ever to win an medal, won the 1960 Olympic marathon while running barefoot. The Ethiopian athlete beat the Olympic record for the marathon by almost eight seconds, covering approximately 42.16 kilometres.

He then bested his own record at the 1964 Olympics in Tokyo, becoming the first athlete to win two Olympic marathons.