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About Kabalega Running Club.

The Kabalega Running Club is a monthly community-driven fitness initiative inspired by the enduring spirit of Omukama Kabalega. An initiative that strengthens community engagement in the lead-up to the annual Kabalega Independence Run, the club brings together runners of all ages and backgrounds to build momentum, promote wellness, and strengthen community ties throughout the year.
Organised by Kabalega Foundation and partners, this weekly activity is more than just a fitness routine — it’s a journey of honoring history, celebrating independence, and fostering a culture of active living in Uganda and beyond.
Whether you are a seasoned runner or just getting started, Kabalega Running Club welcomes you to lace up, show up, and make every stride count — for health, heritage, and community impact.

Our Goals.

At Kabalega Running Club, every stride carries purpose. Rooted in the legacy of Omukama Kabalega and powered by community spirit, our goals go beyond fitness — they speak to a movement of health, heritage, and positive community impact.
1. Promoting a Culture of Wellness. Encourage regular physical activity among individuals and communities by providing a consistent, inclusive space for fitness and personal growth.
2. Celebrating and Preserving Heritage. Keep alive the story and spirit of Omukama Kabalega by connecting each run to values of resilience, independence, and national pride.
3. Strengthening Community Bonds. Foster unity through shared experiences, encouraging dialogue, collaboration, and mutual support across regions and age groups.
4. Building Momentum for the Kabalega Independence Run.
Serve as a lead-up initiative that prepares participants, increases engagement, and amplifies the mission of the Kabalega Independence Run year-round.
5. Promoting Social Impact.
Use running as a platform to address broader social goals — from mental health awareness to gender equality, environmental consciousness, and civic responsibility.

Why We Run / Our Impact.

We don’t just run. We remember. We rebuild. We rise. At Kabalega Running Club, every run is a step forward — not just for ourselves, but for our communities, our heritage, and our future. Inspired by the resilience and legacy of Omukama Kabalega, we run to reclaim space, to restore pride, and to realize the vision of a healthier, stronger community. Why We Run:
1. To honor the legacy of Uganda’s heroes who stood for freedom, dignity, and self-determination.
2. To promote active lifestyles that combat preventable diseases and improve mental well-being.
3. To unite people across backgrounds and generations through a shared journey of purpose and progress.
4. To prepare for the Kabalega Independence Run, our flagship event that embodies national pride and people-powered transformation.

By encouraging people of all ages and fitness levels to participate, the run helps foster a culture of regular exercise.

Local vendors and small businesses benefit directly from the event. From race-day essentials like water and snacks to merchandise and souvenirs.

Kabalega Independence Run pays tribute to his legacy by embodying the values of unity and collective effort.

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TESTIMONIALS.

"This kind of run not only comes with health benefits for us as runners, but also gives us a chance for collectively addressing issues of common interest in our community by raising funds."

Majorine Atuhaire Community Member

TESTIMONIALS.

"This run gives us a platform for harnessing unity as a people, and we look forward to more of this"

Hon. Asinansi Nyakato Woman Member of Parliament - Hoima City

TESTIMONIALS.

"We appreciate Kabalega's legacy, and we seek to learn from it for the development of society"

Rt. Hon. Andrew Byakutaga Prime Minister, Bunyoro-Kitara Kingdom
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