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Welcome to UBA, we are Badminton in Uganda

VISION: To make Badminton a widely known and practiced sport in Uganda.

OUR OBJECTIVES 

  1. To promote and develop the sport of Badminton  in Uganda.
  2. To lay down and secure the adoption of the sport rules and to take decision on all matters relating to the sport of badminton in Uganda.
  3. To act as the sole controller and governing body of the sport in Uganda.
  4. To foster closer relations by encouraging the holding of competitions and matches between players of affiliated clubs and arranging for the participation of Uganda players in regional and international tournaments.
  5. To take action,  keep records on all issues of players under the Association and other matters related to the sports gowth, competitions, governance and development.

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  • Humans of Shuttle Time: Jean Yves Razafimahatratra

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    Author: 
    Tejraj Pultoo
    Thursday, October 16, 2025 - 11:50

    Shuttle Time Teacher, Teachers Association in Toamasina Madagascar

     

    Growing Up Years

    As a child, I lived in a world of sports. I played many sports such as football, basketball, handball and volleyball in my childhood, but I didn’t know about badminton at that time.

    Social life involved taking on a role in community duties. For example, mobilising children, youth, and women’s organisations to hold sports competitions at the community level, as well as training young people to be sports promoters.

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  • Humans of Shuttle Time: Abraham Martin

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    Author: 
    Tejraj Pultoo
    Thursday, October 16, 2025 - 11:12

    Shuttle Time Teacher, Badminton Federation of Namibia

     

    I grew up in a close-knit community where family and teamwork were always prioritised. From a poor rural area, I came to Oranjemund at the age of 15 to attend high school.

    I first saw badminton in 2018 when I moved to Oranjemund. One day I joined my friends for a “Friend and I” competition and that’s where I got to experience badminton first. It struck me as a sport which was fun and helped me make new friends.

    Relationship With Badminton

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  • Humans of Shuttle Time: Moses Adu

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    Author: 
    Tejraj Pultoo
    Thursday, October 16, 2025 - 11:09

    Shuttle Time Teacher, Badminton Ghana

     

    I have been in competitive sport since my childhood. As a track and field athlete, I set records in long jump and sprint events, including a standout leap of 6.20 meters in a 1994 long jump competition. During my time at Teacher’s Training College, I set a college long jump record of 7.32 meters in 1999.

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  • Humans of Shuttle Time: Alkhalil Ibrahim

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    Author: 
    Tejraj Pultoo
    Thursday, October 16, 2025 - 11:04

    Shuttle Time Teacher, Fédération Comorienne de Badminton

     

    As a child I loved playing sports and organising neighbourhood tournaments; it was a joyful childhood playing sports on our island.

    I discovered badminton for the first time on a beach, when a family was playing. It was such a delightful game. We played together without any rules. I bought rackets and shuttlecocks and started practicing badminton. Badminton was then known as a sport for the wealthy in our islands, and we rarely saw badminton rackets.

    Early Experience

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  • From Team Glory to Individual Battles: All Africa Individual Championships 2025 Begin in Accra

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    Author: 
    Tejraj Pultoo
    Friday, September 26, 2025 - 13:45

    After a week of excitement in the team competition, where host nation Ghana made history by winning the All Africa U-15 Team Event against Egypt, all eyes are now on the second part of the championships, the All Africa Individual Championships 2025.

     

    The individual championships are taking place from 3 to 5 August at the impressive Borteyman Sports Complex in Accra. This modern facility, which hosted the team event, will now welcome Africa’s brightest junior talents for three days of intense matches, all fighting for the title of African Champion in their category.

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Sharing Youth Center Nsambya
Administration Block, First floor
E-mail: info@badmintonuganda.org

Hours of Operation:
Office Hours: Mon. - Fri.: 10:00 am - 5:00 pm & Saturday.: 10:00 am - 2:00 pm

Off Season Office Hours -

All days whenever the country is under lock down for health purposes.

 

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