Sports 22 September 2026 Daily Monitor (Uganda)
Teryet High Altitude Centre Phase One Nears Completion After Funding Boost
The National Council of Sports (NCS) has reallocated Shs2 billion to address critical gaps in the ongoing construction of the Teryet High Altitude Training Centre, moving it closer to completing its first phase. This funding aims to accelerate the project and ensure its readiness for athletes. Source: https://www.monitor.co.ug/uganda/sports/athletics/teryet-high-altitude-centre-phase-one-gaps-closed-5605092
The Teryet High Altitude Training Centre in Kapchorwa is set to finalize the first phase of its construction, thanks to a significant financial injection from the National Council of Sports (NCS). The NCS Board has approved the reallocation of Shs2 billion for the current financial year, specifically targeting urgent works required to bring the project to completion.
This strategic funding is expected to address outstanding construction issues and enhance the facility’s readiness for its intended purpose – serving as a premier training ground for Ugandan athletes, particularly in disciplines that benefit from high-altitude conditions.
The Teryet centre has been a project of considerable interest, envisioned to provide world-class facilities that can nurture talent and improve the performance of national sports teams. The completion of its initial phase is a crucial step towards realizing this vision.
While the exact nature of the “urgent works” is not detailed, the reallocation signifies a commitment from the NCS to expedite the project. This move is anticipated to have a positive impact on the training and preparation of athletes ahead of upcoming regional and international competitions.
The facility’s development is seen as a key investment in the future of Ugandan sports, aiming to elevate the country’s standing on the global athletic stage by providing top-tier training infrastructure.