The competitive disciplines
included Athletics, Badminton,
Basketball, Chess, Football,
Table Tennis, Tennis, Volleyball,
Handball, Swimming,
Taekwondo and Karate in both
genders. Woodball, Roll Ball,
Goalball, Sitting Volleyball and
Gurasumo (Kenyan, Borana
Traditional game) were played
for demonstration purposes.
American University in Cairo
(Egypt) emerged overall
winners with 69 medals, Ndejje
University (Uganda) came
in second with 53 medals
while University of Education,
Winneba from Ghana came
in third with 23. Egypt led the
country medal standings with
98 medals, followed by Uganda
with 77 and Ghana in third place
with 52 medals.
Qualifiers for the Soccer FISU
University Soccer World Cup:
The soccer event that doubled
as the qualifiers for the FISU
University World Cup Soccer
saw Kenyatta University (Kenya)
and MUBS (Uganda) qualify
for Men while L’Universite De
Kindia (Guinea) and Makerere
University (Uganda) qualified for
the Women.
Events held at the
sidelines of the games
The 3rd FISU-FASU-
NUSF Seminar
The seminar whose theme was
“The Role of University Sports
as a Vehicle for Institutional
Development” left participants
yearning for more information
and interaction. This gave birth
to online monthly conversations
on topics of interest, with the
following amongst the most
popular so far: Why a Healthy
Campus? How we celebrated
IDUS; Financing University
Sports; and the FASU Games
postmortem and Future Games.The 1st FASU Vice
Chancellors Forum
The objective of the Vice
Chancellors Forum is to create
a platform for discussion and
exchange of ideas among
Africa’s leading universities.
The involvement of top decision
makers of universities was
noted as key to the development
of university sports, among
other observations. The Vice
Chancellors of the different
University present also
committed to meeting regularly
in addition to other resolutions.FASU International
Volunteers Program
The first edition of the FASU
international volunteer
program was also held. The
program offered students the
opportunity to actively take
part in the FASU Games as
volunteers. These students
supported organizers while
enjoying the unique adventure
of learning about the values
of sport and gaining valuable
work experience through
volunteering. For starters, 10international students were
offered the opportunity to join
the local volunteers during
FASU activities in Kenya.Hannington Musoke
This year also witnessed
the retirement of our long
serving administrator from
service at the secretariat.
Hannington Musoke served
FASU from 2010 till July 2022
when he requested to leave.
He is credited with playing a
significant role in the growth
of University Sports in Africa
and beyond during his 12-year
tenure. We thank him for his
dedicated service and wish
him all the best in future
endeavours.FASU Sports Activities
for 2023- FASU General Assembly,
6 th FASU Cross Country
Championship, and FISU-
FASU Strategic dialogue in
March in South Africa. - The 5th edition of the Afro
Varsity 3x3 Basketball in
South Africa - The 3rd edition of the Kings
of Africa University Rugby 7’s
Uganda in October - The 3rd edition of the FASU
Slam – Uganda in October - The 1st edition of the FASU
soccer championship Ghana - 11 th FASU Games in 2024 in
Nigeria
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