Refugee footballers in Uganda hone skills with top international coaches [No Comment]
In a demonstration of the power of football – and other sports – to promote rehabilitation and peace, coaches from Italian football club, Sampdoria held a training camp for refugee and local youth in Uganda. Uganda hosts Africa’s largest refugee population – 1.2 million people. The majority of them are children who have endured great loss and untold suffering.
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