Sat, Apr 18th, 2026

Nimsport Uganda
African SportMar 18, 2021

UBF: 12 referees and judges decorated with AIBA Star I certificates after passing exams

Nsereko Musoke Isa avatar

Byline

Nsereko Musoke Isa

Mar 18, 20212 min readMar 18, 2021

Share this story

UBF: 12 referees and judges decorated with AIBA Star I certificates after passing exams
Uganda Boxing Federation (UBF) awarded 12 Association of International Boxing (AIBA) Star I referees and judges with certificates for course accomplished. “We do all this to beef our technical force to improve on the technical understanding, development and management of the athletes and the game at large. “After this, we are to enroll the National […]

Uganda Boxing Federation (UBF) awarded 12 Association of International Boxing (AIBA) Star I referees and judges with certificates for course accomplished.

“We do all this to beef our technical force to improve on the technical understanding, development and management of the athletes and the game at large.
“After this, we are to enroll the National technical officers (NTO).” Muhangi.

This course and exams were conducted in October 2019 and attracted 19, participants among which only 12 hit the 75% pass mark.

The course was conducted and facilitated by AIBA instructors Zoltan Szalma (Hungary) and Muhammad Braham from Tunisia and all the outcomes were conclusively in the hands of AIBA.

Cameroon’s Nti Joseph Marie was the only non Ugandan participant in the course held at Lugogo.

Muhangi further cautioned the grandaunts do work hard to move to greater levels and avoid malpractice in their line of duties.
“Avoid malpractice in your line of duties and work hard to achieve great steps in this sport. Aim to achieve more level by studying AIBA Star II and III to have chance of officiating in bigger events like Olympics and Common Wealth games.” He added.

The 12 grandaunts join the previous 14 to make a total of 26 six qualified referees and judges at the level of Star I.
The 12 referees and judges who passed include Ronald Samuel Kasirye, Swamadu Kitunzi, Jane Nakfeero, Benjamin Asizu, Wasswa Kakande, Faridah Ramrah Nambi, Gastavas Ssenabulya, Isa Lubulwa, Ben Openji, Molly Lutwama, Ruth Nakalema and John Ssuuna.

Whilst, Kenneth Mukasa, Nelson Ndugwa, Godfrey Munanika, Alex Mangeni, Steven Magumba, Ronald Lule and Elvis Mpiima failed.

 

Filed under

Comments

Join the conversation

Readers can react, ask questions, and add context directly below the story.

4 comments
  1. gửi hàng đi mỹ avatar
    gửi hàng đi mỹ Jun 14, 2021

    167248 910286Take a peek at the following ideas what follows discover ideal approach to follow such a mainly because you structure your small business this afternoon. earn money 881251

  2. eBay music promo code avatar
    eBay music promo code Jun 16, 2021

    603363 293594Sounds like some thing plenty of baby boomers really should study. The feelings of neglect are there in many levels when a single is over the hill. 375752

  3. köpa oxycontin utan recept avatar
    köpa oxycontin utan recept Jul 17, 2021

    268504 70526Wohh exactly what I was looking for, appreciate it for posting . 165976

  4. dark0de market link avatar
    dark0de market link Jul 28, 2021

    944139 92175Good day! This is my first visit to your blog! We are a group of volunteers and starting a new initiative in a community in the same niche. Your blog provided us beneficial information to work on. You have done a wonderful job! 78329

Post a comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked.

Community note

Moderation, threaded discussion, and the most useful replies can all be managed natively inside WordPress as this site grows.

Previous story

Adams Olivander hands PAU a boost ahead of Grand Open championship
African SportMar 18, 2021

Adams Olivander hands PAU a boost ahead of Grand Open championship

As Pool Association of Uganda (PAU) gets set for the sport’s return with a breath of fresh air since COVID-19 lockdown in March 2020, Pool enthusiast Adams Olivander partially boosted the first calendar event with a timely sponsorship. Adams Olivander has so far poured 1.6M in the event as more is expected to come through […]

Next story

She Cranes flagged off to Cape Town for test series
African SportMar 18, 2021

She Cranes flagged off to Cape Town for test series

The Uganda national netball team “She Cranes” was officially flagged off to Cape Town, South Africa on Thursday 18th March 2021 for three test series against South Africa and Namibia. The flag off was conducted by the National Council of Sports (NCS) general secretary Dr. Bernard Ogwel at NCS headquarters in Lugogo. On Monday 15th […]

Uganda steps up Anti-Doping efforts with new regulations
African SportFeb 2, 2026

Uganda steps up Anti-Doping efforts with new regulations

The National Council of Sports (NCS) and the Uganda Olympic Committee (UOC) have convened a meeting with sports stakeholders to discuss the National Sports Anti-Doping Regulations 2025, aiming to curb doping and ensure fair competition in sports. Uganda Olympics Committee President Dr. Donald Rukare emphasized the importance of educating athletes on prohibited substances, stating, “It […]

Namboole Stadium upgrade to start in February as Uganda prepares for AFCON 2027
AFCONJan 26, 2026

Namboole Stadium upgrade to start in February as Uganda prepares for AFCON 2027

Uganda is making significant strides in preparing its facilities for the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) 2027, with the National Council of Sports (NCS) confirming that the Namboole Stadium upgrade will commence in February. “After setting everything up, the Namboole Stadium upgrade is to start this February. The money for that job shall be coming […]

NCS cracks down on non-compliant sports federations 
African SportJan 23, 2026

NCS cracks down on non-compliant sports federations 

The National Council of Sports (NCS) has sounded war drums to sports federations and associations that have failed to meet registration requirements under the National Sports Act, with several bodies facing derecognition for lacking national presence. Speaking at a press briefing in Kampala, NCS General Secretary Dr. Bernard Patrick Ogwel revealed that widespread non-compliance, limited […]