Nigeria's female national cricket team, the YellowGreens, finished their campaign at the 2026 Kwibuka Women's T20i Tournament by defeating Brazil Women by two wickets. This victory secured them a third-place finish and a spot on the podium at the tournament held in Kigali, Rwanda, according to Vanguard Sports.

Kampala Queens FC forward Joanitah Ainembabazi achieved significant recognition in the FUFA Women’s Cup by winning both the Golden Boot and Most Valuable Player (MVP) awards. Her outstanding performances throughout the tournament contributed to her team's historic first title, as she scored in every match she played.

Uganda's U-17 Women’s National Team, known as the Teen Cranes, successfully defended their CECAFA U-17 Women’s Championship title with a 3-0 victory over Tanzania in the final held at KMC Stadium. This win marked the culmination of an impressive tournament for the Teen Cranes, who won all five of their matches.

After two rounds of matches at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the tournament has showcased a mix of expected performances from strong teams, unexpected successes from underdogs, and a competitive struggle for the best third-placed qualification spots. With most teams having one group match left, the competition for advancement to the Round of 32 is heating up.

According to Capital FM Sports, the ongoing World Cup has highlighted the significant progress of African football, showcasing the continent's evolution from mere participants to serious contenders on the global stage. This development marks a notable shift in the international football landscape, reflecting the growing competitiveness of African teams.

Uganda Athletics has announced a team of 17 athletes and four officials to represent the country at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland, scheduled for July 23 to August 1. The team will be led by Peruth Chemutai, the 2020 Olympic champion in the women's 3000m steeplechase.