Judith Ayaa was born on July 15, 1952 in Koch Goma County, Nwoya District, Uganda. In the era of African women's participation in sports in the new and amateur stage, the young Ayaa has become a resounding name among African female track stars. Ayaa became the first Ugandan woman to win the Commonwealth Games medal. The medal winner of the Uganda Commonwealth Games is her three members: Ruth Kyalisiima [Kyarisiima / Kyalisima] of Brisbane won the silver medal in the 400m hurdle [57.10] in 1982, and the 3000m gold medalist Dorcus Inzikuru - Melbourne in 2006 Created the Olympic record [9:19.51] and bronze medalist Winnie Nando, who won the third place in Glasgow's 800 meters [2:01.38] in 2012.
Judith Ayaa's career on the track will be short-lived, albeit with great achievements.
Judith Ayaa's achievements in the East African and Central African Sports Championships are amazing. 1968 [Dar es Salaam],...
Orignal From: Judith Ayaa and sports performances: Africa, Commonwealth Games, Olympics and Pan-African - American encounter
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