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    Eliud Kipchoge named Global Ambassador for Dakar 2026▼Olympic champion Eliud Kipchoge ready to “give back to the next generation” as Dakar 2026 Global Ambassador✉newsSportOlympics51 min ago

    Olympic marathon champion Eliud Kipchoge has been appointed a Global Ambassador for the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games. The Kenyan distance-running great says he is ready to "give back to the next generation," using the role to inspire young athletes as the Games come to Africa for the first time, with Senegal hosting in Dakar.

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    Local figures rally around Dakar 2026 Olympic Flame tour▼Local figures rally around the Dakar 2026 Flame tour✉newsSportOlympics21 h ago

    Senegalese local figures are publicly supporting the Dakar 2026 Olympic Flame tour as the Youth Olympic Games approach. The Flame relay is part of the build-up to the Games, which will be the first Olympic event held on African soil, and community leaders are being enlisted to build enthusiasm and local engagement across the host country ahead of 2026.

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    What to expect on the Dakar 2026 YOG Flame Tour▼What to expect at the ceremony venues along the Dakar 2026 YOG Flame Tour ?✉newsSportOlympics51 min ago

    Organisers of the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games have detailed what to expect at the ceremony venues along the Flame Tour, the relay taking the Olympic flame through host sites ahead of the Games. The tour will spotlight the venues set to host opening and closing ceremonies as Senegal prepares to become the first African country to stage an Olympic event of this kind.

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    Dakar 2026 Flame tour reaches Keur Massar with message of unity▼In Keur Massar, the Dakar 2026 Flame carries a message of shared human values✉newsSportOlympics14 h ago

    The Dakar 2026 Flame has been taken to Keur Massar in Senegal, where organisers presented it as a symbol of shared human values ahead of the Youth Olympic Games. The relay forms part of preparations for the Dakar 2026 event, the first Olympic-format Games to be held on African soil, and highlights the host region's role in the buildup.

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    Uganda has selected a team of 30 athletes to compete at the 2026 Youth Olympic Games in Dakar, Senegal. The announcement marks the country's preparation for the first Olympic event to be held on African soil. Details on the athletes' disciplines and qualification standards have not yet been widely reported, and reaction to the squad selection remains limited so far.